E-Z Nail-On Door Guide Offers Solution to Unsightly Tracks and Swinging Sliders
January 20, 2007
Cincinnati, Ohio - - August 14, 2006 - - E-Z Nail-On Door Guide offers solution to unsightly tracks and swinging sliders. Never again have sliding doors go off track or have unsightly door guides. This simple invention makes it possible. Cincinnati, Ohio - - August 14, 2006 - - E-Z Nail-On Door Guide offers solution to unsightly tracks and swinging sliders. Never again have sliding doors go off track or have unsightly door guides. This simple invention makes it possible.


E-Z Nail-On closet door guides take just five minutes to install over wood floors. E-Z Nail works on carpet, hardwood, tile and concrete.

“As a contractor, I had seen too many door guides that didn’t work properly,” said Robert Schneider, inventor of the E-Z Nail-On Guide. “All too often installation projects would take too long and available guides just wouldn’t work properly. I invented a guide that works and takes only minutes to install.”

These are becoming popular with homeowners, contractors, apartment managers and modular home manufacturers. Customers also like the look. Durable, as well as attractive, the E-Z Nail-On Door Guide is available in three neutral colors (white, birch and walnut) to compliment any room décor. Also there are no unsightly tracks. Assembly takes only 5 minutes. There is no need to remove closet doors during assembly. It’s easy, convenient and inexpensive.

Kits cost only $4.95 plus $1.95 S&H and carry a lifetime guarantee.

Contact information:
Robert Schneider
Schneider Enterprises, founder
Phone: 513-474-0203
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Website: www.eznailon.com

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Cincinnati, Ohio - - August 14, 2006 - - E-Z Nail-On Door Guide offers solution to unsightly tracks and swinging sliders. Never again have sliding doors go off track or have unsightly door guides. This simple invention makes it possible.


 
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