[Wilksie7777]

Hello,
In the attached picture I would like to build two sets of sliding doors on their own track but the problem I have run into is I can only find tracks to buy that are specific sizes such as 48 or 72 inches long. The two openings are 91 inches and 93 inches.
Does anybody know where to buy, make or adjust track sizes that would fit into that space?
Or does anybody else have any other ideas for a door to cover the two open spaces, we are not dead set on any design ideas as of right now.
Any help is most appreciated.

 

[rander101]

Assuming you planning to use the most common system of top mounted bypass doors. Check out Johnson Door Hardware. They list tracks of 96" or more. I've used their hardware a couple of times with no problems.

http://www.cabinetparts.com/c/sliding-door-hardware/bypass-sliding-door-hardware#loaded

 

[jlhaslip]

You might want to look for a triple bypass door track so the opening is larger than what a two door system will allow.

 

[KPDMinc]

build a custom barn door assembly. make your own track, you can buy the hardware for the doors on ebay...

 

[carpdad]

I think Grant brand is still around. Specialty hardware store should have those lengths, although you can put shorter pieces together. Wheels will ride over small bumps. Search for Simons hardware. May be in manhattan or queens, NY. Sorry but haven't used them for 10+ yrs and don't know if still in business. For heavier doors, and some hardwares are very expensive, I prefer T type track with 4 wheel carriers.

 

[limitless]

I've been able to find stuff like that at local hardware stores, but not the big ones like home depot or lowes for some odd reason