36 in. x 84 in. No Panel Lincoln Park Primed Interior Sliding Barn Door Slab with Hardware Kit

It’s a great door. Perfect for what we wanted. Super happy with it. Don’t hesitate, just buy it; you’ll be glad you did.

Within a week of the door being hung it started to pull away from the hardware and drag on the floor. This was also without it barely being used as our room project was still underway and the doorway wasn’t being used. I can’t imagine how quick it would’ve fallen apart with normal regular use.

This door gives any room a quick upgrade in style! So easy to assemble! I used this sliding door to replace the original door dividing the master bathroom and master closet. This sliding door helps save space especially for the closet!

I purchased the door to replace the builder door on my master bathroom because the swing door took up so much room and I remodeled the shower and new floor. My contractor who installed it for me was extremely impressed with the quality and the fact it came with everything you need to install no matter what the situation the only thing is I did have to paint it but very happy with the purchase.

Love the door between kitchen and laundry room.

Very nice door. Solid heavy, and decent hardware . I bought 2 of these and installed on a single bypass rail came out nice. Rails need to be lag bolted to wood studs as they are heavy.

This door was the perfect solution to replace a standard closet door in a tight space. I have some moderate DIY ability and was able to follow the included instructions to install this on my own. Please note that you will need to paint the door, it only has a basic primer on it. I used a sprayer, but a standard roller or brush would also work depending on the finish you desire. Also, note that the door is solid and quite heavy. You may need a second person to help move it around and hang it. Everything is included to install the door on concrete or drywall via wooden studs. A note on the guide options for the bottom of the door: There are several options included, but what you will be able to use will depend heavily on how close to the floor the door hangs when it is installed. I goofed up and was off by about 1/4 inch. The door was too high to use either of the floor-mounted options and I ended up having to install the wall-mounted guide instead. Not a huge issue, but something to be aware of when you're measuring and marking the wall for the rail installation. It's been up for a few weeks now, with kids using the closet daily. It works perfectly and there have been no issues.

All good, install was easy, the door pretty heavy tho did not expect that.

We had the door less than a year and the top of the door cracked and the for started dragging on the ground. Now we are looking for an alternative.

The barn door is exactly as shown. Needed a new door to close off my kitchen from the living room and it looks good. Painted the door white to match the other doors in the house. I did have to buy an additional handle to put on the other side of the door.