Under carriages for sliding doors having symmetrical weight dist

Miscellaneous hardware (e.g. – bushing – carpet fastener – caster – Panel hangers – travelers and/or tracks – Wheel mounts

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16DIG1, 104279, 384422, E05D 1302

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044070438

ABSTRACT:
This invention relates to under carriages for supporting and displacing heavyweight sliding doors. Two spaced carriages 10 and 11 are arranged to run on a trackrail 6 which is cemented into the ground. Each of the carriages comprises two track wheels 19 and 20 situated one behind another and these track wheels each have flanges 21 at each side to enflank the head 15 of the track. The track wheels are also joined to a rigid beam which includes a spheroidal seat bearing 25 into which engages a calotte 26 having a plane upper surface which fits into a matching recess in a door frame 27 to carry the weight of the door, (FIG. 3).

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