Krownlab is the Portland, Oregon precision-machined sliding-door hardware brand spec'd by architects who want an architectural-grade alternative to the visible flat-strap barn-door hardware that defined the early-2010s trend. The brochure documents the full lineup of track systems, roller programs, pulls, and complementary door-hardware finishes — engineered to support heavy wood, glass, and steel panels in luxury residential and high-end commercial applications.
Each track system is shown in its installed context — Oden Top Mount in a Chicago conference room, Oden Glass Mount with bi-parting black-stainless hardware in a Los Angeles office, Axel black-steel against polished concrete and a slatted wood wall. Weight ratings, ADA-compliant configurations, and compatibility callouts (wood, glass, steel, concrete substrates) are documented for each. The pulls section closes the brochure with finish-matched recessed and surface-mounted hardware for cabinetry, drawers, and the doors themselves.
The brochure leans heavily modern industrial — 19 pages tagged modern, 18 industrial, 17 minimalist — with matte black and brushed stainless dominating the finish palette. American-made manufacturing called out repeatedly. Request the free print copy above, or flip through all 19 pages in the digital edition right here.
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