Reinforced commercial bottom bracket designed for low-headroom sectional garage doors using 3-inch track.
The CBB-95-3-LHR heavy-duty bottom bracket is designed for commercial sectional garage doors with limited overhead clearance. Installed at the lower left or right corner of the door, it provides a secure attachment point for the lift cable while supporting and positioning the bottom roller.
Its reinforced construction is built for demanding commercial applications where standard residential hardware may not provide sufficient strength. This bracket is an ideal replacement for a bent, cracked, worn, or corroded low-headroom bottom fixture.
Heavy-Duty Construction Reinforced for the greater loads and frequent operation of commercial garage doors.
Low-Headroom Design Intended for compatible commercial doors with restricted space above the opening.
3-Inch Track Compatible Supports a compatible bottom roller used with a 3-inch commercial track system.
Key Features
- CBB-95-3 heavy-duty commercial bottom bracket
- Designed for low-headroom track configurations
- Compatible with applicable 3-inch commercial track systems
- Provides the lift-cable attachment point
- Supports and positions the bottom garage door roller
- Reinforced construction for demanding commercial applications
- Available in left-hand and right-hand configurations
- Ideal for replacing damaged or worn original bottom brackets
Product Details
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Model: CBB-95-3-LHR-HVY DTY
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Track Size: 3-inch track
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Track Configuration: Low headroom
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Application: Commercial sectional overhead doors
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Available Sides: Left hand or right hand
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Known Part Number:
- 120422 - Left
- 120423 - Right
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Opposite-Hand Part Number: Confirm before ordering
Choose the Correct Side: Left- and right-hand orientation should be determined while standing inside the building and looking outward through the door opening. Verify the stamped part number, cable hookup, roller position, mounting pattern, and track configuration before ordering.
Safety Warning: Bottom brackets are connected to lift cables that may remain under extreme spring tension. Never loosen, adjust, or remove a bottom bracket while the cables or springs are under tension. Installation by a trained garage door professional is strongly recommended.