Johnson Hardware Wood Fascia Brackets

Hi, I'm Tim Carter Ask the Builder.com

Wallmount sliding doors are very popular. I happen to have a set in my own home

My son loves the exposed hardware, but my wife, well, she prefers to have it hidden behind a sleek facial board

My wife asked me to install a painted facial board that matches the painted woodwork in the room

With Johnson Hardware's new wood fascia brackets, I can have a happy wife and a happy life

The fascia brackets are ingenious and easy to work with. Once you attach the L brackets to your facial material

they simply snap into place on the Johnson hardware, wall-mount door hardware

The best part is you can create just about any look or design you want

You can have a painted facial board that matches the painted woodwork in the room

I feel it's a good idea to paint the facial board before you install it. It's also a good idea to finish both sides

and all edges of the facial board. You may want to have a stained fascia

I recommend staining the wood first and apply any clear finish before you attach the fascia brackets

These wonderful facial brackets can be attached to any wood, aluminum, or vinyl fascia

The wood facial brackets attach to the wood with small screws that are included with the brackets

Take accurate measurements so the brackets align with a large aluminum suspension hardware that holds up the wall mount door track Align the top of the short leg of the L bracket with the top of the fascia board

Once the brackets are attached to the fascia, tilt the bottom of the fascia board in towards the wall and engage the wall mount hardware

Then rotate the top of the fascia towards the wall until the top of the bracket snaps into place

It's so easy. I love how we're able to cover our wall mount door hardware with a simple custom-made fascia

that has transformed this space. Johnson Hardware has hit a home run, in my opinion, with these wood fascia brackets

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