WINSOON 5FT Barn Door Hardware Kit: Double Sliding Door Hardware - Black Barn Door Track Kit - J-Shape Easy to Install for 30" Closet Panel(No Doors)

This door is very nice and looks amazing considering it’s relatively inexpensive. I originally wanted to knock off a star because even though I thought I’d read the description carefully and looked through the description photos and the all of the reviews I *still* managed to be surprised when the very narrow box arrived full of pieces I needed to assemble. I somehow thought that the word DIY and everyone saying it was easy to put together meant that assembling and hanging the hardware was easy. But that was totally on me because after going back and reading again, it’s clear that you must put the entire door together. Once I got over my surprise I quickly got to work. I did end up sanding the edges a bit before assembly but overall it’s all cut and routed very nicely. The instructions are clear and after I laid everything out on the floor, it all slid together easily and screwed together without any issues. I did need to do a final sand with a block and caulk a few seams before priming and painting, but that’s not unexpected. Don’t hesitate to buy this door. The quality is as high or higher than buying one at a big box hardware store and the price is excellent. It took me about 45 minutes to put this together but now that I know what to do, it would probably take only 15 minutes. Since it was just me putting it together, I found that having something to prop it up on as you are sliding the boards into the side piece really helped. I used a heavy chair. I’m handy enough but I don’t usually do stuff like this, so if I can do it, anyone can! I haven’t hung the rail yet, but it looks good and is as heavy as other barn door rails I’ve installed. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Nice heavy quality hardware. the color is good and holding well. Thanks

15ft rail came in 4 short pieces which makes installation a bit more cumbersome, but overall the product works well. It was exactly what I needed.

Overall, a really high quality product that I am happy with and would buy again. That said, I bought the one piece 72" hardware kit as I had two doors that were 18" wide each. The hardware is pretty bulky and heavy for doors of that size. You need to PAY ATTENTION to the installation sequence. I did not put the stops on before mounting the track, and ended up having to remove one mounting bolt at a time to slide the stops on. Then, after they were on, I discovered the stops themselves were too wide for where the roller 'straps' were mounted on my doors. As a result, the doors would not fully close. Even with the center 'close' stops butted against each other, the rollers would hit the stop before the doors were fully closed. I removed them (had to remove the mounting bolts one at a time again) and got creative. Drilled a hole in the track and used one of the extra spacers provided as a center stop. See photos. Again, overall a good price on a good quality product. Some details in the install notes regarding the need for a minimum spacing between the center rollers would have saved me a LOT of work.

Great hardware. Solid. I found it easy to install and the door is super smooth. This was my first time to make a sliding door. Very pleased with result.

So the hardware is great and the company even better. Reach out to them and they help you get exactly what you need. Here were my conundrums during installation: First, I needed to use one of the hollow wall fasteners. It wasn't load baring but it was to keep the track from flopping around on the end. The hollow wall fasteners sent are for standard drywall. I was too cheap to buy standard drywall when I built the room so the fastener didn't work. A quick trip to the hardware store and I was back in business. All that to say, if you used thinner drywall, you will need different fasteners than those provided. Next, and most importantly, the placement of the inner brackets on the doors. The pictures all show the brackets on the edges of the door. It looks amazing! However, if you actually place them there, the doors won't shut. The wheels stick out beyond the brackets and won't allow them to close. Don't make this mistake because drilling new holes aren't really an option. Pay attention to the wheels. I ended up correcting this mistake by purchasing HVAC pipe insulation tubes and putting those as buffers on the doors. Looks a little weird but not too bad. It did have a nice secondary affect in protecting the walls since I have an intentional 3" gap to the floor for airflow into the room. Finally, the directions are quirky and a bit difficult to follow at first. Just know that if it has two measurements, the second one is from the first measurement, not the starting point. Otherwise, great! Very smooth roll.

I was not going to get a new door but in the process of renovations decided a barn door would be perfect for my needs. I hunted around and thought this looked good and seemed sturdy enough. My contractor had no problems installing or assembling. It has only just been installed so I can't say to its longevity I suspect that it will be fine. On my next project I will purchase a double one; if I decide not to go with a pocket door. Its been a few weeks now and my door has warped--very frustrating and very annoying. The door is not situated near a lot of moisture.

Everything looks great and I am in the middle of installing and just realized that I am missing sections of the 6.6 ft rail. I don't want to return, as the product seems great, I just need my missing parts ASAP.