Use support brackets to install track that doesn't come with a wall-mount bracket. One bracket is required for every two ft. of track. Flat support brackets have a rivet that slides into the slot on the track to lock them in place. Wraparound support brackets have a collar that surrounds the track for extra support. They install anywhere along the length of the track. Adjust the distance between the track and the wall to fit the width of your door. Double-track wraparound support brackets hold two parallel track pieces. You can use them to create a bypassing door system when there isn’t enough space to accommodate a full-sized door.

Use wall-mount adapter brackets to convert a wraparound joint bracket into a wall-mount support bracket.

You'll need one pair of hangers per door. Hangers with a bolt fasten through the top of your door. They adjust vertically within the bolt's thread length.

You'll need one pair of hangers per door. Hangers with a mounting plate attach to the top of your door and extend down the side. They adjust vertically between the bottom of the track and the top of the door.

Select track based on the capacity of the door or curtain it will support. Galvanized steel track has better corrosion resistance in wet environments than powder-coated steel track, so it is the better choice for use outdoors.

Choose brackets that match the capacity and material of your track. Brackets wrap around the outside of track to mount it in your custom layout. Wall-mount brackets attach directly on any vertical surface. Ceiling-mount brackets mount directly to ceiling joists or hang from a threaded rod. Beam-mount brackets have an edge clamp that attaches to beam flanges.

A support bracket is required every 4 ft. of 100-lb. capacity track. Joint brackets join two pieces of track if you want to extend runs. You can also use them as support brackets.

Use suspended brackets for clearance between your track and ceiling. 90° elbow and tee brackets support runs of track that meet at a 90° angle. You can use them to corner off a space with curtains or hanging door partitions. Trolleys won’t be able to travel around corners.

Hangers attach to doors and curtains and glide along the track to open and close them. They are sold individually—a minimum of two are required per door. Hangers with a mounting plate attach to the top of your door and extend down the side.

Hangers attach to curtains and glide along the track to open and close them. Hangers with door strip mounting studs have a bolt-on mounting plate to attach strip doors. Place strips on the plate’s threaded studs and use nuts (not included) to secure them in place.

Pull trolleys have a pull cord that makes it easier to slide tall, hard-to-reach curtains or strip doors. Bolt them onto the leading edge of the strip door or curtain.