1/4" x 36" Glass Door Assembly, Satin Clear Anodized Finish

1/4 x 36 Glass Door Assembly For Two Panels

1/4 x 36 glass door assembly from EPCO is a sliding door hardware set designed for two glass door applications using 1/4 inch thick glass. The hardware is made of aluminum with a satin clear anodized aluminum finish, so it provides a corrosion-free anodized aluminum member that suits typical interior sliding glass door environments. The 36 inch length matches common cabinet and casework openings, and the hardware is easily cut to fit any width opening, which helps adapt the same set across multiple cabinet sizes on a job. The design suits lightweight 1/4 inch thick two glass door installations, which keeps the assembly focused on smaller residential or commercial casework rather than heavy architectural doors.

Key Sliding Glass Door Hardware Details

• Hardware sets are designed for two glass door applications, so the assembly supports a pair of sliding 1/4 inch glass panels within a single opening for typical cabinet or casework layouts.
• Hardware is made of aluminum with a satin clear anodized aluminum finish, which provides corrosion-free anodized aluminum members that hold appearance and function in normal indoor moisture conditions around sinks or display areas.
• The set length is 36 inches and is easily cut to fit any width opening, letting installers trim tracks and guides to match custom cabinet widths while still using a standard stock length.
• Plastic guides are designed to fit into the top of 1/4 inch glass, which stabilizes the upper edge of each glass panel in the upper guide channel and helps the doors run straighter.
• Hardware sets are part of a series offered in four lengths of 36, 48, 60 and 72 inches, so the same EPCO sliding door hardware format can be used across short and long openings within a project.

Installation And Glass Sizing Details That Matter

The glass should be cut 1-7/32 inches shorter than the height of the opening, so the panels clear the upper guide and lower track while still maintaining engagement for smooth travel. This sizing relationship keeps the doors supported at both top and bottom without binding during operation. If glass is undersized, it can be caulked for rigidity, which lets installers take up small gaps between glass and components so the panels sit more firmly in the system. Corrosion-free anodized aluminum members interact well with typical glazing sealants used in casework, supporting a stable sliding glass assembly over time. The ability to easily cut the hardware to fit any width opening also simplifies layout when cabinet dimensions vary from section to section.

Using This EPCO Glass Assembly In Casework

Where This Sliding Door Assembly Is Applied

This EPCO glass door assembly belongs to the sliding door hardware class within builders hardware, aligning it with display cabinets, wall units, and similar two glass door applications. The design is specifically intended for lightweight 1/4 inch thick two glass door installations, which fits common glass thickness used in cabinet doors and display cases. Plastic guides that are designed to fit into the top of 1/4 inch glass work together with the upper guide member to keep both panels aligned as they slide, reducing lateral movement in the opening. The lower track works with the rollers to support the weight of the glass, so the panels travel along a defined path rather than relying on friction surfaces. Because the hardware is easily cut to fit any width opening, the same 36 inch set can serve narrower casework by trimming, while wider openings can draw from other series lengths of 48, 60, or 72 inches.

How The Components Support Smooth Sliding Results

Hardware is made of aluminum with a satin clear anodized aluminum finish, providing corrosion-free anodized aluminum members that support consistent rolling surfaces for the rollers, which helps maintain smooth door travel. Plastic guides are designed to fit into the top of 1/4 inch glass, giving each panel a dedicated registration point in the upper guide so the doors track parallel and resist racking during use. The lower track and the rollers work together so each door glides on rolling contact instead of sliding friction, which reduces effort and wear in typical cabinet-duty cycles. The requirement that glass be cut 1-7/32 inches shorter than the height of the opening creates a defined vertical clearance, which keeps the glass engaged in both the upper guide and lower track while allowing free motion without scraping the cabinet. When glass is undersized, the ability to use caulk for rigidity allows fine-tuning of fit between the glass edges and the hardware components, supporting quieter operation and reduced panel vibration. Across all lengths, the EPCO sliding door hardware format for 36, 48, 60, and 72 inch sets provides a consistent method for building two glass door assemblies in multiple openings using the same component style.

Common Questions About This Glass Door Assembly

Select This Assembly For 1/4 Inch Glass Doors

This EPCO 1/4 x 36 glass door assembly from Wurth Baer Supply offers aluminum sliding door hardware designed for lightweight 1/4 inch thick two glass door installations. The satin clear anodized aluminum finish provides corrosion-free anodized aluminum members that work well in cabinet and display case environments. With hardware that is easily cut to fit any width opening and glass height defined at 1-7/32 inches shorter than the opening, the set supports repeatable layouts across multiple casework runs. For projects built around 1/4 inch glass doors and two panel sliding configurations, this 36 inch EPCO assembly aligns sliding function, sizing rules, and material finish in a single, job-ready hardware solution.