Instructions / Assembly

ManualsBrandsPinecroft ManualsBarn Doors38 in. x 97 in. Contour Glass Full Lite Frost Barn Door with Sliding Door Hardware Kit

Tools Needed

You will need a Pencil, Phillips head screwdriver, Tape

measure, Drill, Assorted Drill bits (5/16”), 4ft Level, Rubber

mallet and Safety Glasses. A large sturdy workbench or saw

horses. Due to the weight of the glass door, 2 people are

recommended for any lifting.

Parts List

Make sure ALL parts are included before beginning.

New Visions Glass Barn Door & Track Installation

INCH

78-3/4

INCH

4-3/4

INCH

H +

1-5/8

INCH

2. Determine Track

Location

On the same side where

you made your Height mark,

measure 4-3/4” over from the

doorjamb and draw a line so

the 2 measurements intersect.

This will be the location of the

rst hole. Mark the remaining

locations for the track brackets

(every 24”). Make sure all marks are level for proper

installation. See Figure 1.

3. Insert Mounting Anchors & Track Brackets

Remove the face plates and black rubber stoppers from

the track brackets with allen wrench. Take one of the white

bracket wall spacers, place it on the back of a track

bracket. Place at the rst measurement intersection and

using the drill, secure the bracket and spacer to the wall with

the proper fastener for your wall

type. Repeat with the remaining fas-

teners and brackets. Using the allen

wrench, loosely replace the black

spacers and face plates onto the

track brackets. Do not fully tighten

so the track can be installed

See Figure 2

Figure 1

4 Ea.

1 Ea.

4 Ea.

1 Ea.

2 Ea.

4 Ea. 1 Ea.

2 Ea.

1. Measure for Track Height

In order to determine the proper Height for your Glass Door

Track, add 1-5/8” to the height of the door being installed.

Locate and mark this height on the wall (or mounting board)

on the side of the door jamb where the door would be in the

closed position. For proper and safe installation, it is crucial

and highly recommended that the track brackets are installed

into studs or a solid structure. See Figure 1.

1 Ea.

4 Ea.

Please read ALL instructions before you begin installation.

You MUST determine if you need a Mounting Board prior to doing ANY installation. Due to many overlapping factors

such as the location of wall studs, the weight of a Barn door and the various types of trim used in homes, we

recommend using a Mounting Board in all situations. Track must be installed into Solid Blocking or Head Casing.

NOTE:

It is very important to determine whether you will be installing

a Mounting Board prior to installing the track. If you do need to

install a Mounting Board, it MUST be installed rst.

NOTE NOTE

Figure 2A

Masonry Application

Improper installation could cause serious

bodily harm.

WARNING

1 Ea.

.25 inch mini

.40 inch maxi

INCH

Right

Left

4 Ea.

Figure 2B

Mounting Board/Stud Application

Figure 2

Summary of content (3 pages)

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New Visions Glass Barn Door & Track Installation Please read ALL instructions before you begin installation. You MUST determine if you need a Mounting Board prior to doing ANY installation. Due to many overlapping factors such as the location of wall studs, the weight of a Barn door and the various types of trim used in homes, we recommend using a Mounting Board in all situations. Track must be installed into Solid Blocking or Head Casing.
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New Visions Glass Barn Door & Track Installation 4. 6. Insert Door Stops & Secure Track Place the track into the track brackets. Slide a door stop onto each end of the track, making sure the pointed end for each stopper is facing upward and the rubber stoppers for each are facing inward. Slide the door stops in far enough so they are inside the outermost bracket on each end. Make sure the track is centered on the track brackets.
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New Visions Glass Barn Door & Track Installation 9. Install Floor Glide To locate the proper installation position in the floor, slide the door into the desired closed position and mark the outside edge of the door on the floor. Now place the door into the open position and mark the inside edge of the door on the floor. Make sure that whether the door is in the open or closed position that the door NEVER leaves the Door guide. This is the proper location for the Door guide.