Hettich TopLine 1 STB-11 2-Door Sliding System (50kg per door)

Overview

Hettich TopLine 1 is a top-running sliding door system built for wooden inset doors. It uses a two-track design with the STB-11 guide mounting and supports two doors per set, each rated up to 50 kg. The system is part of Hettich's Sliding Door Solutions range, specifically the Top Running Sliding System (Inset Door Solution) - TopLine 1 line.

What It Does

TopLine 1 provides smooth, top-hung sliding motion for wooden wardrobe or cabinet doors in an inset door position. The two-track configuration allows two doors to run independently on the same header, and the system can be combined with a bottom guide using the STB 11, 12, or 35 guide system for added stability.

Who It Helps

Key Capabilities

SpecificationDetail
Sliding TypeTop Running
Door ApplicationInset
Number of Doors2
Weight Capacity50 kg per door
Track Length3000 mm
Maximum Door Width500-3000 mm
Maximum Door Height1500-2500 mm
Door Thickness16-19 mm
Door MaterialWood
Guide SystemSTB 11, 12 & 35
Cycle Testing40,000 cycles
Standard ComplianceDIN EN 15706, Level 3
Cover ProfileNo
Lock OptionNo
UnitSet

Buyer Questions This Page Should Answer

What is the weight capacity of the Hettich TopLine 1 system?

Each door in the set supports up to 50 kg, with two doors per set.

What door sizes does it support?

Door height can range from 1500 mm to 2500 mm, and door width from 500 mm to 3000 mm, with a track length of 3000 mm.

What door material and thickness is this designed for?

It is designed for wooden doors with a thickness of 16-19 mm.

Can it be combined with a bottom guide?

Yes, TopLine 1 can be combined with a bottom guide using the STB 11, 12, or 35 guide system.

How durable is the system?

It has been cycle-tested for 40,000 cycles and is tested to DIN EN 15706, Level 3.

Does it come with a warranty?

Yes, it carries a 15-year warranty.

Does the set include a lock or cover profile?

No, this set does not include a lock option or a cover profile.

What is the price and availability?

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Last checked by Readable: 2026-09-24T07:58:13.880Z