Bypass closet doors can be top-hung, bottom-rolling, mirrored, wood, or composite. Their symptoms overlap, but the support system determines the repair. A missing floor guide can let top-hung panels swing and collide. A bent upper track can make hangers jump. Bottom-rolling panels may drag when wheels or rails fail.
We identify which component carries the weight before adjusting anything. Panels are checked for square, damaged edges, loose mirrors, hanger security, guide position, stops, and overlap. Replacement hardware must fit the track and panel thickness.
Why do closet doors keep passing each other incorrectly?
Missing guides, wrong track positions, reversed panels, or poor hanger adjustment can change their intended overlap.
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