Oden sliding door hardware systems feature a Tru-Level System.
Available in both brushed stainless and black stainless finishes and featuring a custom-extruded track, Oden sidesteps visible fasteners. The track appears to float along the wall. And Oden’s trolleys use Krownlab’s patented exposed bearings as wheels.
Oden’s weight capacity also enables design freedom. From door panels made of solid wood, to oversized frameless glass, Oden works with panels weighing up to 400 pounds, doing so without compromising its movement.
Also built into Oden are Krownlab’s other 2016 system upgrades:
- Tru-Level System – Allows for a full ½ inch of total adjustment across trolley and each mounting point, even after installation
- Field-modifiable track – Track can be cut and drilled with commonly available tools to adapt to quickly changing jobsites
- Adjustable door stops – Door stops can be adjusted to anywhere along the length of the track at any time with an Allen wrench
The Oden system has a 10-year warranty, backed by wear trials: Krownlab has teamed with LiftMaster to create a testing system that runs their systems 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Krownlab’s Oden sliding door hardware system has been put through 1,000,000 open-and-close cycles and counting, or the equivalent of almost a century of use.
The Oden sliding door hardware system is available in single, bi-parting, and bypassing door configurations. Even in bypassing, the system mounts to the wall without using a bracket to support the outmost track, preserving the hovering effect its concealed fasteners provide.
Krownlab fabricates its hardware in Portland, OR, and sells direct in the commercial architectural interiors market throughout North America. Stefan Andrén, a former product design director for Nike and Motorola, founded Krownlab in 2009 to develop architectural products that facilitate efficient interior spaces. All Krownlab products feature a 10-year warranty, and every component is individually tested before leaving its facility.
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