48in x 80in Sliding Wood Barn Door with 8FT Barn Door Hardware Kit Included K Shape Solid Spruce Panel Sliding Door Double Surfaces Need to Assembly

One board was warped and the instructions for assembly were AI junk, however the assembly was easy to figure out and the final product is not bad at all. Important to note that if you price the lumber to build this door on your own you will likely spend more than the cost of this kit door and that’s before the hardware. All in all I think this is a good buy.

While the doors came needing put together, they were made of quality materials, went together with ease, were durable, and fit the space perfectly. They were the perfect size and there were no gaps. Very pleased with this door and great value for the amount of money. Some of these doors can run upward to $1,000 each, so finding this door was worth the money and my customer was very pleased with the end result. Stained very easily.

This was a pretty easy project to put together. Instructions for assembly was easy to understand, all parts were labeled accordingly, and there were no missing pieces or hardware. Really nice design, and the finished product came out great! Did it with no help, but one may need help in putting on the wooden header into the studs (not included), which the hardware is attached to, or hanging the finished door on the track. The door glides very quietly and easily, and the wood is solid and true. What a beautiful upgrade from a regular door going into the laundry room. The only drawback is the guide for the door must be mounted to the floor, and I have concrete under wood flooring, and did not have a concrete drill bit to attach it. Used double sided tape instead, which did the trick. Very happy with this purchase.

WOW oh wow..dont think anyone has left a detailed review so here is mine. First the door was super easy to put together. You will need glue to help hold pieces for you so not to allow for too much movement of slats. Also a long phillips or a long drill bit for drill when assembling door. As for inserting dowel pins using a hammer...cover with a cloth or another piece of wood to hammer in the dowels so you don't leave dents in the door. The boards on the outside are almost 2x4. The slats are not. They are about 1/2 inch thick...so your door isnt ALL 2 inches thick. Technically a 2x4 is not 2 inches thick either. Some of the boards in certain places would not take the stain. Bad spots in wood. Manufactures don't have much control over that though when boards are made. DO make sure if using glue you do not allow glue to seep onto exposed boards that you plan on staining. Use a wet paper towel to wipe off any exposed glue or stain will not cover it..if you are staining. I used a water based stain. First time to use this and it was AWESOME. No odor and easy clean up and the stain went on perfectly. I used Varathane ESPRESSO color. I have always been a Minwax girl but this water based stain with that brand has many choices in colors that I like. Plus I shop at Home Depot and that's what they carry. Its their brand. And it dries very fast and only took one coat. NOW the railing. SIGH. My first to do this so learn from me. I failed at it like 10 times. It was horrible. My measurements sucked.... A nightmare to say the least. I added the board which definitely gave it some support BUT..it also bumps the door out more and that I don't like. The holes in rail would not line up with studs so I felt I had no choice. I THINK that the manufactures of the railing should add more holes all the way across so that people can drill into a stud and have a hole available. The way it is now is very limited. The instructions on the railing was a little bit confusing for me so i think that's what messed me up. Now when I ordered this door and was waiting for it to arrive, I ripped off my old door framing cause it was in bad shape and I replaced the boards. I got another half inch out of the door. so instead 32, it is 32 1/2 in wide. NOT a big deal. I think they had it framed out and I framed it in more tight to stud to fit a door. ANYWAY with how the door sits, not close to framing due to overhead board holding rail..there is a gap...and I can see right around the side. Don't like that either. I now FEEL...I needed to get the 36 inch wide door to cover those open areas. So what I did, i added 2x3s to each side of the door to make it wider. It will be a tighter fit with 2x3s due to the length of the rail but it works. I know they will fit. The door rolls very smooth and quiet. The metal door guide for floor requires me to drill holes in floor. I am not going to do that. SO NOW, I am having to purchase a separate guide that will screw into the wall instead. I am not putting holes in my tile floor. Also it requires that gap in the bottom of the door..which is fine but..if I am adding boards to the sides, I do not have a table saw or router to cut it..so a floor guide to screw into wall works better for me. So you may want to consider that when installing. I hope this review will help others to know what to expect. IMO, this was difficult on installing railing so doubt I will ever install another barn door. ugh. it was too much for me.....but it looks nice. UPDATE on an added note AFTER install. I think shorter spacers for railing when using the board above would remedy my issue. Although I had now added 2x3s to each side, I still would like to see it fit more snug. So I will look into purchasing shorter ones. Also due to me having limited wall space where the door is parked when open..it now does block the doorway 5-6 inches. Somewhat of an issue but not big enough to change it. It looks GREAT though when the door is closed. Door trim and everything is covered so all you see is a door and a wall..no door trim. See added boards in image with door closed.

Fantastic quality & very easy to put together, so happy I made this purchase! Unsure when builders decided master bathrooms don’t need a door, but this has saved us. I can finally turn the light on when showering early in the morning without waking anyone up.

Easy assembly. See photo. fit the opening we wanted to make a 3rd bedroom. Can keep natural or stain. We saved tons of money, not having to frame in a former den, plus it still keeps the open feeling and opens wider than a regular door to move in and out furniture. Works great! Saved us lots of money and looked much better!

These doors are great quality. It was a pretty easy installation. They are heavy duty and arrived in good condition.

Ok I got back and forth with this. We were quoted $900 for a barn door so we decided to go with this one. It definitely does the job. And we have it open 99% of the time so it’s fine. But the sliding of the door is really poor quality and not great. We kept it because we don’t need it very functional. But when we do close it we are reminded of the cheap quality. It’s pretty lightweight which is nice.