Adjustable sliding barn door hardware, bottom floor guide, plastic floor guide clip, floor mounting bottom rail guide with screws

[Features]: Suitable for sliding barn doors, this door guide keeps the bottom of the door stable and prevents it from swinging open as you slide. [Dual Use]: Adjustable and dual mounting methods allow you to use a pair for a single door of any thickness or a bypass door system. This clip-on floor guide is more suitable for your home. [Silent Sliding]: The flush base ensures the door guides rest on the floor without scratching it, providing greater stability and a more aesthetically pleasing look. The practical design of the floor guide allows for quiet and effortless sliding. [Aesthetic Appearance]: Lightweight and practical floor guide with a subtle and light design. Matte black finish, clip-on floor guides made of high-quality plastic. [Easy to Use]: Easy to install, simply attach it to the floor. Fully adjustable floor guides that can be used with any door thickness. The floor guide clip is a fully adjustable floor guide that can be used with any door thickness. You don't have to worry about the door thickness; this design can meet your various needs. With a flush base, it ensures the door guides rest on the floor without scratching it, providing greater stability and a more aesthetically pleasing look. This product is easy to install and comes with mounting screws, reducing the difficulty of installation. The package includes 2 pieces/1 pair of floor guide clips and 4 mounting screws. One pair can be used for a non-grooved door, and one piece can work for a pre-grooved door. If you have any technical problems, please contact us in time; we will be happy to assist you. Specification: Condition: 100% Brand New Color: Black Material: Plastic Size: (L) x (W) x (H) 45 x 20 x 23 cm / 17.72 x 7.87 x 9.06 inches (approx.) Package Included: 2 x Floor Guide Clips 4 x Screws Notice: Please allow 1-3 cm error due to manual measurement and make sure you do not mind before ordering. Please understand that colors may exhibit chromatic aberration due to the different placement of images.