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   florida | May 21, 2013 01:54pm | #1

   I've never seen or heard of such a kit. You may have to buy a mirrored slider, remove the mirrors and install plywood instead. Probably be just as cheap as a kit anyway.

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   calvin | May 21, 2013 04:35pm | #2

   oven

   I have not heard of it either, but would check with Johnson Hardware-they've got all sorts of slideby, pocket, bifold hardware-

   or

   Search for soji screens-might find something there.

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   gfretwell | May 21, 2013 08:48pm | #4

   I second the Johnson hardware idea.

   The 200 series would be plenty for a light door like this but the 400 series is available if you really want a tough hanger. I used them on the pocket doors in the kids room because they might be riding on them  :)

   Once you get the hangers you could frame your plywood with hardwood or extruded "U" aluminum pieces. 

   I really prefer wood but that might just be me. I would rip 1/4" kerfs in the edge of oak 1x2s and either miter the corners or use a mortise and tenon

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   finefinish | May 21, 2013 08:31pm | #3

   Hey Ovenled, I have seen hardware that allows for two 3/4" panels to slide past each other.  It's basicly a channel top and bottom of the finished opening that the panels slide in.  I don't think you'll have good luck finding any hardware for such a large and thin material.  1/4" plywood of any grade really needs a frame to keep it flat.  Is there any reason you have to use such a thin material?  I have made 1/2" MDF slab doors on bypass rolling hardware.  You could take a lood at Hafele online.  They may have something slick for this application but I doubt it for the 1/4".