True or False: Horizontal sliding doors require two strike jambs for proper function.

Horizontal sliding doors typically function with a single strike jamb. This is due to the design of these doors, which allows for one side to be the active side where the door slides open and closed while the other side serves as a stationary side. The strike jamb serves as the point of contact for the door, securing it when closed.

In cases where specialized configurations exist, such as those involving partial struts or custom applications, additional components may be required, but for standard installations, a single strike jamb is sufficient for optimal performance. This makes the statement that horizontal sliding doors require two strike jambs incorrect, as the operational mechanics do not necessitate it.