DIYHD 38" Floating Sliding Barn Door Hardware Soft Closing Interior Wall Mount Hidden Track Rolling Kit with Floor Rail (NO Door)

Had to change few things, like the wheels cause I did not like the peel and stick on the bottom. Made them bit to heave but concept good overall 👌

Preface by saying that I am a seasoned finish carpenter that has a lot of experience with custom doors and custom hardware. The directions are minimal and even the manufacturer's video on youtube leaves you doing guesswork . The soft close mechanisms are nearly impossible to fine tune-especially with lighter doors. The wheel track system is designed for perfectly flat floors and square walls (a rare occurrence). Wasted over 1.5 days trying to make it work, let alone custom milling a door to fit the hardware. Cutting my losses - just wish there existed mid range concealed sliding door systems. It seems the ones that work well cost over $600.

A lot if complex installation. Create a kit with the white frosted glass door included like other barn door kits on Amazon.

I changed my review from a 2 to 5 star. I am a very handy guy and the door I made did not work well.After much debate and deliberation we gave the hardware another try and let a professional carpenter make a new door and it worked out flawlessly. Highly recommend just don’t do it yourself.

I love the way we can get a modern look to a barn door style but the directions are very difficult to work with. Luckily i can work with photos and videos but for a DIYer this will be an all day task.Hardware is fair i re framed the door openings so i added blocking in the desired areas for mounting which i suggest just for added security. I do not trust plastic drywall anchors.Here’s where i was scratching my head for awhile. THE SELF CLOSERS! Given i had a 30” opening and my door was 36” i figured 3” overhang was more than enough and surely it wasn’t. The self closers leave the door almost 4” to shy of closing great idea but i don’t see how this can work and conceal the opening as you wish. Some serious modifications are needed if you want to have the perfect close and opening. I had to modify the stop bumpers and use small L brackets to maximize my opening and closing.Overall GREAT design for the price but if you are a DIYer beware of the headaches.

I had ordered this hardware to use on a customer's project. I did not purchase the door itself, the customer did. Upon trying to install (luckily before I routed the door for the hardware), it was clear that the door was not thick enough for the hardware. While I could have made it worked, I wanted to ensure that the door would remain secure, and I wasn't confidently able to say that. Due to the timing of my project, the return window had just passed on returning the hardware. After trying to contact the seller and not receiving a response, Amazon contacted the seller on my behalf and the seller replied stating, "Item passed return period, nothing we can do." I get that I was asking for a favor, but maybe a bit more "compassion" from the seller or reason for why they can't make an exception would have been much better than a thoughtless response. I will be selling the hardware and will not purchase from this seller again.Also - installation - the instructions it comes with on paper, tell you nothing, it's pictures and some measurements. If you watch the video on the product page, you'll get a better understanding of what you're supposed to do BUT if you do not have experience with free-hand routing, I would definitely not recommend this product as there are multiple areas and sizes that need to be routed.

Don't waste your money, this is not a DYI friendly mount. The rollers on the bottom are very poorly designed they do not hold up at all, the rollers at the top of door unit disengaged and feel off under the weight and stress, unfortunately I was part the return date so I am out the cost of glide and my customer is very disappointed

This was a bit tricky to install but after a few false starts I got it to work. We did not use a door with cut outs for the rail and wheels, as specified in the instructions. We used a large, 5/8” thick IKEA kitchen panel as a door and just screwed the rail to the back and screwed the wheels into the bottom. Despite the comments that this would not work, it ended up working out just fine for our purposes. Also, our panel is about 8” wider than the rail, so we just centered the rail on it. It seems sturdy and glides pretty easily despite our wall being a bit crooked. You won’t find a similar door mount with hidden hardware for this price, and the hardware components seem to be well made.