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    How do I know how tall the doors should be for the opening?
    Mark Spelman
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    Mark Spelman is a General Contractor based in Austin, Texas. With over 30 years of construction experience, Mark specializes in constructing interiors, project management, and project estimation. He has been a construction professional since 1987.
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    Measure the opening. Then, subtract for the track size and allow a little bit off the floor.
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    Where can I get replacement tracks?
    Mark Spelman
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    Mark Spelman is a General Contractor based in Austin, Texas. With over 30 years of construction experience, Mark specializes in constructing interiors, project management, and project estimation. He has been a construction professional since 1987.
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    You should be able to find replacement tracks at any of the larger hardware stores.
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    I have 2 short tracks. Can I use them together to fill the bigger gap?
    Mark Spelman
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    Mark Spelman is a General Contractor based in Austin, Texas. With over 30 years of construction experience, Mark specializes in constructing interiors, project management, and project estimation. He has been a construction professional since 1987.
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    Yes. They are meant to be spliced together.
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    How do I know how tall sliding closet doors should be?
    Mark Spelman
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    Mark Spelman is a General Contractor based in Austin, Texas. With over 30 years of construction experience, Mark specializes in constructing interiors, project management, and project estimation. He has been a construction professional since 1987.
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    To measure the heigh of the sliding doors, you should find out the rough size of the opening.
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