Bypass hardware allows doors to slide in front or behind each other, ideal for closets or spaces where swing doors might not be practical.
Standard-duty hardware is designed for lighter doors and less frequent use. It’s perfect for residential applications where the aesthetic is key, and the door weight doesn’t exceed the hardware’s capacity.
Heavy-duty hardware, on the other hand, is built to take on more weight and higher traffic. It’s the go-to choice for heavy doors, large mirrored doors, or any area requiring robust support.
The key differences lie in their construction and capacity. Heavy-duty hardware typically features stronger materials, larger rollers for smoother operation, and a higher weight capacity. Choosing the right bypass hardware depends on your specific needs. Consider the door’s weight, the frequency of use, and whether the space is commercial or residential.
