SMARTSTANDARD 5 Feet Heavy Duty Sturdy Sliding Barn Door Hardware Kit-Smoothly and Quietly-includes Detailed Installation Fit 30" Wide Doorpanel (J Shape Hanger) Black

I have a 30" arched doorway in my master bedroom that I needed to enclose to the master bathroom. Since it was so narrow I didn't want to put a door there, and it would had to have been custom made. I decided to do a barn door to cut down on the noise my wife makes getting ready in the morning. I built the door and needed hardware to hang it. The big box home improvement stores sell kits for $150+. There is absolutely no reason to spend the money on those, when this is half the price and functions exactly the same. Due to the stud location on the wall, I was not able to hit studs where the factory holes were. It would have pushed the bar too far down and wouldn't have been able to open the door the whole way. Here is where I made my mistake. I decided to drill new holes to line up with my studs and it worked fine. I have extra holes, but nobody has noticed them so it's not a huge deal. An even better way to do it, is to use a 1x backer for the bar to mount to. You can go to your local home improvement and pick up a piece of 1x6 (or any width you want). You mount the 1x backer to your wall and attach it to studs. Since the 1x is on the wall, you can mount the bar to that instead. 1x will have the strength to support your door easily since it's mounted to studs (I would use 3" high quality exterior screws two per stud.) I do plan to take mine down and do something similar so it matches the trim in my room. I like the hardware because it's very quiet, very heavy duty, and significantly cheaper than anywhere else. I did not use the guide for the door because I didn't want to drill in my new wood floors. I ended up buying a barn door wheel and having it modified to work for me. The guide would probably work great if you can use it. Just keep in mind you will need to run your door down the table saw to get a groove in it for the guide. It's actually pretty easy to do.

The media could not be loaded.  This is a great solid piece of hardware, and a way better deal than you find at the big home stores. Pay attention to how you install the spacers for the rail, I installed mine backwards and had to flip them around as the wheels will hit the flange. I actually kept the spacers on the far left and right mounting screws backwards as it makes a little cradle between the stopper and the last bolt that holds the door in the open and closed positions and prevents any "creeping" (see video).

I purchased the 8 FT kit plus the set for an extra door. Got two standard doors at Home Depot, and painted them. It looks awesome. My wife loves it, and that's really all that matters.The set is made of good quality. The instructions are simple and easy to follow. There is an error in the instructions: the wood screws need a 5/16 hole only and the door needs a 3/8 hole, they are mixed up. Just take a look before drilling.I installed these in a wall that did not follow the standard rule of one wood stud every 16" so I had to use a stud finder, mark them, and then drilled new holes in the rail, which was not a problem. It took a couple hours to compete the whole project, and I spent probably under $300 including the doors and paint. We are really happy with it and would recommend it.

I built my husband a barn door for his man cave for Christmas and used this hardware kit to hang the door. The door i built was 49"×82" and 1.5" thick at the edges so it was pretty heavy and needed a good rail to hold it. I think this rail is rated for up to 250 lb door.I opted to install a header board into the studs then mount the rail on the header board. (Also the rail is predrilled so if you have an older house the holes may not line up exactly with the spacing of your wall studs.) Using a header board worked out great, the door is well supported. It looks nice, and complements the door wood. The door glides smoothly on the rollers and the track stops have rubber cushions so the door opens and closes softly.I did not like the floor guide thats included because you have to groove the bottom of the door for it to work. This was not a good option for the way i constucted my door. I would recommend picking up a wheel floor guide, it works out so much better and theres no need to groove the door or drill into your flooring.

This turned out to be a surprisingly great purchase. Most of the barn door hardware sold on other sites is in the hundreds of dollars, and a second set of hangers is twice as much as this entire set.The quality is very good, the instructions are simple and easy to follow, and the hardware looks very nice. The rollers are quiet and smooth. It's basic, yes, but it's exactly what we needed. Nothing about this set feels cheap.I built two sets of sliding shutters for some windows and purchased two sets of SmartStandard hardware to hang them. I couldn't be more pleased with the hardware.

I am always worried when I buy a product whoes regular price is less than one third of the comparable products go for. This barn door hardware by SMARTSTANDARD blew me away.I’ve been searched over amazon for a compatible sliding barn door kit for a while, most of the feedbacks are complaining about the terrible direction with just a few pictures but without any text. It shocks me that this kit has a super great direction which includes all information that I need, and I’m pretty sure that even a ten year old boy or a home lady like me could assemble it easily.This kit is perfect. The components are all very well made by high materials and the kit contains everything needed for the installation. It works quite well with smooth operation of the barn door. Rail and hardware heavy duty.In the end, I decide to give five stars for the seller and their products and I am very pleased and would definitely buy again if I need another set!

El producto es lo que esperaba, llegó a tiempo y el vendedor me dio muy buena atencion