Prime Line Products N 6560 Closet Door Floor Guide 2 Pack

Product Description

The PRIME LINE PRODUCTS N 6560 is an adjustable stamped steel floor guide designed for sliding closet doors. It installs at floor level to keep sliding doors tracking smoothly and prevents lateral movement during operation. Each guide features white nylon tips that contact the door edge without marring the finish. The nylon channel adjusts to accommodate door thicknesses from 0.75 inches to 1.375 inches, making it suitable for a wide range of sliding door panel styles. This listing includes two guides per pack. Installation is straightforward and typically handled by finish carpenters, remodelers, or experienced DIYers during new installs or hardware replacement.

The N 6560 floor guide is used in residential sliding closet door applications where a floor-mounted guide is required to stabilize the bottom of the door panel. It is compatible with a variety of sliding closet door configurations and is well-suited for replacement or retrofit work in both new construction and existing homes. The adjustable design reduces the need to stock multiple sizes for different door panel thicknesses.

Key Features

• Stamped steel construction with white nylon tips for durability and door protection
• Adjustable channel accommodates door thicknesses from 0.75 inches to 1.375 inches
• Two guides included per pack
• Floor-mount design stabilizes the bottom edge of sliding closet door panels
• White nylon finish blends with standard closet door hardware

Compatibility

Used by a variety of closet door manufacturers. Suitable as an OEM-style replacement or new-install floor guide for standard residential sliding closet door systems.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by finish carpenters or remodelers using basic hand tools. The guide is fastened to the floor at the base of the door opening, centered on the door panel path. Verify door panel thickness before setting the nylon channel width. Remove the door panel from the track before repositioning or replacing floor guides to avoid damage to the door or guide hardware.