72 in. Stainless Steel Strap Sliding Barn Door Track and Hardware Kit

I used a 28X80 Door for my installation.With a extra pair of hands and follow direction it was straight forward to install.Hardware is heavy duty quality. It took us 2 hours to completely the installation.The only thing I did different was a different style floor mount guided being I didn’t have access to a router.

This was easy to install. We used an old 5 panel door to hang from it. It glides smoothly and effortlessly. We are absolutely happy with it.

I'd like to hang a 73 lbs door and it needs to slide across a glass block wall. How do I attach an oak backer board to the right side wall? The board will run 88". The door is 36".I attached a pic to explain. Thank you for your time

Was easy to assemble

The sliding barn door track was a nice some what easy install comes with everything needed to complete I had to do some customizing since I built my own door but turned out nice. Only complaint since I purchased this kit I have seen it at several local supply centers for a lower price and kit seamed to be same.

Worked great for building new sliding barn door for local business.

Looks good

Create a custom barn door in my garage. Quality hardware. Very easy to install.

Product works very well. I only have one small complaint on the hardware and KEY suggestions for installation (please read below). The floor guide is made of plastic and I worry with time it will wear down. It is noisy when the door bangs along guide. A design with a ball bearing install would have been a better manufacture choice. Like most DYI instructions these are poorly written, probably by the engineering who designed it but has never installed one. Prior to Step #2 Installing Track - Complete step #7 Installing Door Stops. If you have to cut the bar down to fit in a spot less than 72 inches as I did you wont be able to install the door stops later without removing the Track you hang in Step #2. Place stops on track and lightly tighten so they can moved later when door is hanging. Step #5 Installing Anti-Jump Discs. This took some time to try and understand what they were trying to say. Very little detail provided in instructions. The discs have an offset hole so you can rotate them out of the way to later remove the door. The instructions indicate placing them 1" from the door but if you are hanging a standard door with inset panels the hangers are close to the edge of the door. There is no way to install discs the hanger will be in the way! The discs can be installed anywhere all the door top - they work by bumping against the track not the hanger so they can be installed anywhere. The instructions also fail to note that you need to install the screw on one side or the other of the door so you can loosen later, rotate out of the way, in order to remove the door. On Additional Tip - we left the door trim up around the old opening. In order to get the clearance we had to install a header board behind track mounts to push door out past trim molding. Easy fix rather than trying to make longer spacers and also solved issues with finding studs. Mounted the header board firmly into studs and track into header board.

Quality better than more expensive versions! Better finish, more hardware options, and lower price point. I strongly suggest this product from a home owner and an installers perspective.