Strip Door Hardware Guide

Wall Mount Hardware

• Most commonly used hardware type
• Designed to be installed above the doorway on the wall
• Allows the strip door to extend past the opening so that a positive seal is achieved
• Hardware includes an appropriate number of retainer bars and kep-nuts to complete the installation

Jamb Mount Hardware

• Less common type of hardware
• Extends into the door opening and reduces the door height
• Is installed inside the doorframe
• Mounts directly to the doorjamb
• Hardware includes an appropriate number of retainer bars and kep-nuts to complete the installation.

Universal Mount Hardware

• Combines the best features of Wall Mount and Jamb Mount hardware
• Allows the hardware to be installed either inside the door jamb or on the face of the wall
• Includes all necessary retainer bars and kep-nuts

J-Hook Mount Hardware

• Very easy mounting solution for both surface and in-jamb strip door applications
• J-Hook hangers are hung from a 2-part extruded aluminum bracket
• Installation is simple and hangers are easily lifted out to replace strips when necessary
• Very durable

Slide Mount Hardware

• Designed for installation above the doorway
• Extends past the opening and allows the strip door to be rolled to one or both sides of an opening
• Includes the box rail, the Slide Mount Strip Door Hardware, the hangers that connect the strip door to the box rail, and box rail end caps or stops, and all necessary retainer bars and kep-nuts

Accordion Mount Hardware

• Designed to be used when you need the ability to slide the strips out of the way, but you do not have enough free wall space to use a sliding track system
• Are installed above the doorway on the wall or in the jamb
• Allow the strips to fold and compress in the doorway to less than 2" per foot of width
• Kits include accordion assemblies, box rails, connectors to mount to the wall or the jamb, two end caps, a pull rope to open and close the door, and includes all necessary retainer bars and kep-nuts

Stand-Off Mount Hardware

• Allows for installation of a strip door for a doorway where there is an existing conventional roll-up door
• Are installed on either side of the roll-up door hardware
• Are available in three stand-off depths 12", 18", and 24" to suit the amount of clearance required for the existing door
• Doors ordered with stand-off mount hardware include strip material to cover the side of the stand-off bracket
• Includes one left-hand bracket, one right-hand bracket, and a length of strip door mounting hardware already attached
• Bolts are provided for attaching the C-channel to the brackets, fasteners to attach the brackets to the wall are not included
• Hardware includes an appropriate number of retainer bars and kep-nuts to complete the installation of PVC strip on the length of hardware ordered.

Pipe Mount Hardware

• Is a system of fittings that uses locally available galvanized 1½" ID Schedule 40 pipe (approximately 1.9" OD) to build a wide variety of PVC strip barriers and enclosures
• Uses galvanized steel hanger clips to attach any width or kind of PVC strip to Schedule 40 pipe
• Hanger clips feature studs on 2" centers that match the configuration of cut and punched strips
• Three hanger clips are needed for each foot of strip
• One side of the two-part clip hangs on the pipe while pre-punched strips are placed on the studs and held in place by a cover plate
• Cast fittings join cross-members and uprights to create almost any configuration of enclosure

Use wall flanges to attach barriers to vertical walls. Use ¼" thick floor plates to support uprights and to fasten barriers and enclosures to concrete floors. Fittings feature set screws to secure fittings to pipe members. Select the 8' wide x 8' wide x 8' high "L" shaped pipe mount enclosure package or design your own.