Nuts n Bolts is a great do-it-yourself handyman show. In this episode, Nuts an Bolts shows you how to hang a sliding door. For more do-it-yourself videos from Nuts n Bolts, search for do-it-yourself or diy on WonderHowTo.
This is the Nuts n Bolts of hanging a sliding door, simple and straight forward tips and advice on do-it-yourself projects.
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