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Posted by IaGary on January 12, 2006 at 05:11:20 from (216.51.139.212):
In Reply to: track and roller door posted by ross in ns on January 12, 2006 at 03:56:04:
If you are using wood 2x4 frame make it big enough to put an eye on the inside of the end 2x4 to hook it shut. This eye is put inside so it doesn't catch when siding the door and it has to line up with the hook on post at sides of the building. Hope I make scenes to you. If this door is 2x4 with steel siding I beleive two rollers about 24" from each end are enough. If door is two sections 2 rollers on each half are diffently enough. Just my thoughts.
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