The Original Patented, Arc Off Road, Made in USA, Door Hanger Bracket, 2 Door (2 hangers), Fits Jeep Wrangler CJ, YJ, TJ, JK, JKU JL JT And The All New Gladiator

I love these. They are sturdy and do the job well. When I take the doors off and put them on my wall, I have 100% confidence they are secure.Here's the big but (I like big buts and I cannot lie.) As other reviewers have done, I HIGHLY recommend that you secure a wood plank to the studs first, then attach the hangers to the wood. There are two critical reasons why this is recommended:1. It'll make your brackets much more secure, especially if your screws didn't hit dead center into the stud.2. It'll give you clearance so your interior doors don't rub against the wall. If I would have installed these bad boys directly on my garage walls, the doors would definitely rub. As you'll see from the pics, my doors barely clear the wall, even with the additional inch from the wood plank.Although a five star review, I gave only 4-stars to "Easy To Install" because if they would add an inch to the outward length, a wood plank may not be necessary to avoid the rubbing.

I was looking for an option to hang the doors on a 2020 Wrangler. Found these sturdy, made in the USA, brackets and they work just as I had hoped.I followed the recommendations of other reviewers and used 2x6s that are anchored to studs, 16” on center, secured with 5/16” x 3” lag bolts. Once the brackets arrived, I simply spaced them out according to my preference and then used the included hardware to secure them to the aforementioned 2x6s.Great value, easy project, and saved time and money in the long run. I like that the bracket slides into the window channel of the door and doesn’t impact the window seals.Also, the 2x6s added a little extra spacing, so the doors didn’t rest against the drywall.Thanks for making a sturdy and reliable product.

The hangers themselves are good, the hardware is JUNK. I have a 4 door Jeep so I ordered 2 sets, only one came with hardware. One of the lag bolts broke while I was installing (without using power tools). The holes in the plates are to small for a 1/4" lag bolt. I had to buy a metal drill bit and drill the hole out bigger. Now I need to relocate the hanger (since one bolt broke) and patch the wall. All this could have been avoided if the hardware was decent.Update: Shortly after writing the review above, I was contacted by the seller. They offered to send new product, new hardware or a full refund for my troubles. The seller went above and beyond to ensure my satisfaction. Like I mentioned above the hangers themselves are great. Once I re-drilled the holes and purchased more stout lag bolts all was good, so I updated my review to 5 stars. The seller explained that they make the hangers and purchase the hardware, but only use 100% USA products. Maybe I just got a bad lag bolt, I would recommend these hangers to a friend!

We installed these for the doors on our 2016 JKU. We used a 2x6 stringer across the wall first because of the reviews I read that said the inside of their doors rubbed the wall because the offset of the hanger isn't enough to keep the door from touching the wall. This worked great. The only thing that touches the wall on our setup is the door strap. Easy to install after that. We needed the doors to be close together because we wanted all the doors and the freedom top panels to be on the same wall. Took a little bit to figure out this spacing. If you like it, the center of bolt measurements between the rear doors is 30 inches. Between the front door and the rear door is 36 inches and between the front doors is 39 inches. I really like how it looks. My husband did an awesome job installing the hangers.

I have a narrow garage so space saver options are a must. I installed these with a Phillips head screw driver (after making starter drill holes). It was not fun. The screws are appropriately thick and long (find and screw into the drywall Studs. It will not work if you just screw into the drywall itself... you will damage your doors and the dry wall as the weight of the doors will pull them out). I would also highly recommend a power tool for installing these. The brackets themselves are sturdy and smooth. If you scratch / dent the doors it is likely because you stumbled while trying to put them on the brackets (Not because of the bracket its-self). Also make sure you or someone you know is strong enough to hang the doors once the brackets are up. The doors are awkward, moderately heavy, and large so remember that when considering this purchase and when placing the brackets. Place the doors gently into position, dont just lift above the lip and drop onto the brackets, the weight of the door will cause chipped paint / dents. (I stumbled with the first door, it had small superficial dents / chipped paint when I took it off the bracket. The second door which I had gently placed on the bracket was in perfect condition when I took it down). Also; on the door I stumbled with, the foam window lining was off track a bit (I noticed because window had a centimeter wide opening in the front top corner when I rolled it up.) It was a quick easy fix to pop it back into place (took less than 10 second and next to no effort) and then the window went up as intended.

These are great! So easy to install and love the quality. Makes more sense that the mounting holes are stacked rather then staggered like you see on so many other type of door hangers. That was 100% the reason I went with these! Highly recommend. These work perfect for the space I have in my garage and love the fact that I don't have to have anything behind them, mounted right to the wall and hang the doors, simple.

These are sturdy brackets and worth the price. One caution though. I installed the brackets, hung a door on it by the window frame and the door slipped to one end because I didn't have the center of gravity quite right. This gouged the paint on the window frame. I didn't read the instructions (how hard can it be to mount a bracket?) until after. They clearly state you should not hang the door frame as I had done. You mount the window channel on the door to the leading edge / lip of the bracket, which prevents the door from slipping around on the bracket.Looking at touch up paint on Amazon now :(