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My husband and I have never installed barn doors. I saw instructions online on how to do it yourself. It didn't seem like a good idea, we opted for a pre-measured set. We actually built the bar to fit the bar door brackets. It initially took a few tries to assemble, but that was our fault. Read the instructions, this should be the first direction. We had to remove the small washers on the latches because the doors kept hitting the latches as the door slides over them. It stopped after we…

Installed them on a dog crate/entertainment table I built and they worked great. The only problem is that there are no stoppers in the middle so you can tell where the middle is. We had to add some to prevent both doors from rolling left or right and the dogs couldn't get out. I checked the manufacturers website and they weren't available there to get an extra set of doorstops in that size and the extras sold at Revain are only for the larger full size doors not these smaller sets . If I could…

Fit dimensions do not match the type of door it was designed for. in front of the door about 1-3/8" from the front of the cabinet. If you use 3/4" thick doors, you have a 5/8" gap between the cabinet and the back of the door, that is quite a bit. I made the doors 1" thick -1/4" so the clearance between the closet and the door is much smaller. Since the front of my closet is flat, I want to use U-rails at the bottom. I cut They slit along the bottom of the doors, but the depth of the U-rails is…

I am an avid Cricut crafter and wanted to make a unique family themed wall art for my office. I saw the design on the website and used it as inspiration for my own mural. My daughter had the idea of buying a barn sliding door system. I am so grateful that I chose this particular company. I ordered a 3 foot system (with only 1 door) and then bought an extra set of hardware for the second door. I also made a mistake when ordering but after contacting customer service they were able to help me fix

for. The spacers for the rail studs are 1" long with the front of the door about 1-3/8" from the front of the cabinet. If you use 3/4 inch thick doors, you have 5/8 inch of space between the cabinet and the back of the door, which is quite a lot. I made my doors 1-1/4" thick so there is much less space between the closet and the door. Since the front of my closet is flat, I want to use U-shaped rails at the bottom. I cut a slot along the bottom of the doors, but the U-rails are about 1-1/16"…

My husband and I have built a new house. We like the modern rustic style of the house but with a twist. We love wooden cabinets - don't quite know how it is the current trend. We wanted it to be simple yet timeless so we could change colors instead of big elements when it comes time for an update. We have 9 foot ceilings throughout the house and a 100 inch vanity in our master bathroom. I wanted rustic contemporary mirrors to fill the space above the dressing table without overwhelming the…