Landical 2 Sets Plastic Sliding Door Track Set for Cabinet Double Rails Panel Kit, 1/4" Thick Panels Glass Door Hardware System Window Track Quick Installation(4ft,White)

We purchased these to be used as sliding door tracks for a reptile enclosure build we did for our Burmese python. They worked out beautifully! We found some fuzzy weather stripping that was exactly the same width as the inside tracks making the doors slide with ease. The price was right, they fit like a glove, and were easy to install with silicone on the 3/4" birchwood we used.

Cut to fit my cage easily. Plexiglass panels slide easily in grooves. Glued them in place with a strong epoxy and came out perfect. Good value for the price.

I used this brand as well as another one to build sliding doors for a cabinet. This brand was less expensive than the other one and works at least as good. The doors slide easily and the tracks fit as advertised. Note on the installation: Sand the bottom of the tracks before applying glue. Glue will bond much better if the surface has been roughed up a little. Gorilla glue worked well for me. I also used screws. Not sure if I needed them and drilling the holes so the screws would not impact the sliding doors took some finesse. Luckily, I didn't need the full length of the tracks and could use the cutt offs to experiment with glue and screws.

Came packaged well, quality product used for a 40 gal first tank conversion to front opening dart frog vivarium. Works well, doors glide smoothly. Very easy to trim to size with tin snips.

Built my own 8ft long reptile enclosure and used the for my sliding glass doors and it worked really well. They are holding up really nice. I did cut them to fit, and they were easy to cut and debur. I used construction adhesive to secure it to a PVC material and no issues there either. Recommended

Good product

Works great, using it for my snake enclosure with 1/4 in plexiglass and no issues what so ever

Works for what I needed it for and the sturdiness is good. Saved 2x money buying plastic track, but it is much harder to apply with screws since you have to pre-drill and countersink screws to maintain the smooth glide. (For my application, adhesive is inadvisable)