Experience the world’s best soft-close technology for sliding doors, designed to work with doors as narrow as 23 inches and as heavy as 350 pounds. The CS SofStop mechanism has undergone rigorous independent testing up to 100,000 cycles and ensures smooth and reliable performance. One of the standout features is its concealed design, which keeps the mechanism hidden, yet it remains easily serviceable. With large diameter wheels, precision-crafted bearings, and a self-centering hanger bolt, it guarantees your door will hang perfectly straight. Plus, the CarriSnap quick-release mounting plate simplifies door installation and removal, all without the need to tweak the door height adjustment. The CS SofStop carriage packs support doors weighing up to 264lbs for the single action and the double action is able to bear loads of up to 176lbs. Minimum Door Width Requirements To use the CS SofStop in your project, your door must meet minimum door width requirements. Please review the table to confirm that your door is compatible. No Stop 1 Stop 2 Stops CS SofStop 0 – 200 lb (90kg) 23” (584mm) 26” (660mm) 28” (711mm) CS SofStop HD 0 – 350 lb (160kg) 26” (660mm) 29” (737mm) 31” (787mm) How to choose the correct SofStop for your project: Here are a few examples to help determine the type of carriage pack needed for your project. Example Project SofStop Selection Single pocket door being installed with the CS Cavity Slider Pocket Frame Door weight: 150lbs Door Width: 30” Track stops needed: 0 1x SofStop Carriage Pack, No Stops A bi-parting pair of pocket doors installed with the CS Cavity Slider Pocket Frame Door weight: 300lbs Door Width: 36” Track stops needed: 2 (One for each frame) 2x M8 Carriage Pack, 1 Stop A barn door mounted to wall using CS CaviTrack SideMount Door weight: 160lbs Door Width: 40” Twin SoftStop (Soft close/Soft open) Track stops needed: 2 1x Twin SofStop (Double action) carriage pack, 2 Stops What is a “Track Stop”? A Track Stop is needed when no physical stops are present i.e., your door does not come to a rest at a closing jamb or wall stud. Example: A pair of bi-parting doors or a barn door track.
