5mm Lift Slide Track

Low vs High Profile

Low profile track provides a good solution to solve architectural barriers providing
easier access with minimal impact to design but is not recommended for doors directly exposed to weather.

High profile track provides more weather protection than low profile track.

Finishes

5mm Lift Slide Track

Low vs High Profile

Low profile track provides a good solution to solve architectural barriers providing
easier access with minimal impact to design but is not recommended for doors directly exposed to weather.

High profile track provides more weather protection than low profile track.

Finishes

5mm Lift Slide Track

Low vs High Profile

Low profile track provides a good solution to solve architectural barriers providing
easier access with minimal impact to design but is not recommended for doors directly exposed to weather.

High profile track provides more weather protection than low profile track.

Finishes

Characteristics

High Profile Track

High profile track provides more weather protection than low profile track
5mm diameter, adapts for almost any arrangement
Made-in-USA, Class I anodized aluminum for 3,000 hour salt-spray corrosion resistance per ASTM B117-07
Also available in unfinished (mill) brass

Low Profile Track

Provides easier access with minimal impact to design
5mm diameter, adapts for almost any arrangement
Made-in-USA, Class I anodized aluminum for 3,000 hour salt-spray corrosion resistance per ASTM B117-07

C-Style Track

High profile track provides more weather protection than low profile track
5mm diameter track snaps in track, adapts for almost any arrangement
Bottom footing of track can be recessed into floor
Class II anodized aluminum

Advantages

Floor track for most any multiple sliding door system.
Compatible with all 5mm diameter carriages and rollers

Options

Choice of class I anodized aluminum (high profile and low profile models), class II anodized aluminum (C-Style track) or in unfinished (mill) brass (high profile models)