How to Install Open Height Reducers

With an open height reducer, you can reduce any space from 127mm to 457mm, creating the perfect fit. The parts you’ll need for installation are included in our pack: 

• (A) X2 Brackets (top and bottom

are identical)

• (B) X1 Rod

• (C) X2 Fixing screws with

universal cavity plugs

• (D) X4 screws

1. Position the top track against the ceiling, where your sliding doors will be fitted.

2. Move the track 18mm back from the front line of the wardrobe , ensuring plenty of room is left for the fascia. Also take into account the overall depth of your wardrobe to ensure you don’t restrict your wardrobe interior.

3. Use a pencil to mark the ceiling against the front edge of the top track. 

4. Position the front edge of the OHR bracket against the pencil line, around 200mm from each side wall. 

5. Use even spacing and insert the necessary OHR’s into your opening.

6. Mark and drill holes into the ceiling using the slots in the bracket. 

7. Using the most suitable fixing for your surface, insert each plug into the holes. Check our guide to fixings or speak to a qualified tradesperson if you are unsure on which plug is best. 

8. Attach the bracket to the ceiling using the fixing screws.

9. Attach the second bracket to the rod using the screws provided. 

10. Slide the rod over the bracket attached to the ceiling. 

11. Check the rod is vertical using a spirit level, then attach it using the screws provided. 

12. Fit the top track to the OHR, leaving a 18mm overlap for the front fascia. 

13. Fix your fascia panel from the back of the fascia through the top and bottom brackets. Use the screws most suitable for the fascia material to secure in place.