SKYSEN 6フィート スライドバーンドアハードウェアキット バーンドアトラック 厚さ1/4インチ 素材 コンビネーショントラック スムーズで静か 取り付け簡単 ブラック (J形-5)

This is my second type of barn door hardware. I must say I like the ease of installation and the way it is put together, I usually have to install it by myself, so I like the way, it had 2 screws and a plate to keep the pieces together, at each point. My other one did not have that, so when you tried to pick it up, it would tip, and tend to fall apart, before you could get it attached. Might also been a learning process, because I had never installed a barn door before. Would definitely buy this unit again, if I had another project. Works great! Nice and smooth operation.

The price is great! Durable and stylish AND instructions are clear, easy to install. (NOTE: if mounting on drywall, make sure backing plate is installed at each mounting point prior to hanging drywall.) The barn door hangar comes with two (2) separate sets of hardware. One for drywall and the other for brick. I have mine in drywall and the movement of the door is secure and can’t wallow out the holes in the backing plate.

Extremely sturdy. Great quality and worth the money.

I installed this kit into a space about 5 1/2 feet wide To do this, I held the bar up against the wall, taking care to line the mounting holes up with the clearly marked studs (using painters tape). Once lined up w the studs, I marked and cut the ends off on each side. From here, I drilled two new mounting holes through the bar for the end studs which should be present on any wall. This is a very soft steel so drilling was very easy. I had to trim the flange off one side of the mounting stand-offs to allow it to fit flush against the corner wall. This allowed the included wood-threaded bolts to go through the [near] center of the wall stud. Installation tips: This kit comes with very smooth rolling hardware so you have to be sure to get your top bar as absolutely level as possible. This also ensuring that the bar is straight through each joint. There are five sections so all four joints have to be very straight. If you have a slight "up" angle at either end, as I did, the door won't stay pushed all the way to that side. To fix mine, I was able to lightly knock the end down at the last (leftmost) mounting standoff. Spacers are included which are meant to go between the rail stand-offs and the wall. I initially did not use them and the roller bolts rubbed on the wall ever so slightly. I installed one set of spacers which resulted in perfect spacing. The floor guides can be the trickiest part if you're drilling through vynil or laminate flooring to get down to some concrete. I drilled through the vinyl using a standard multi-purpose bit, then switched to a masonry bit to get down into the slab for the insert. I only installed a single floor guide on the outside for now and am using peel-n-stick felt dots on the back of the door to ride on the baseboard. So far this is good but I have some clear protective vinyl adhesive on order which we will install on the baseboard to make it slide easier/smoother as well as provide protective layer on top of the baseboard paint. All in all, this is a very solid kit that installs well.

I ordered this to avoid switching the orientation of my bedroom door. Most reviews said it was easy to assemble. I followed the instructions to a tee and its came out lopsided and the door would fall off. The bar comes in 5 pieces that connect with a jigsaw type end. There were no instructions or piece explanations for holding each piece of the bar together. I leveled each part of the bar and it still came out not level as the bars would shift as I connected them. After finding the plates used to connect the bars and figuring out their purpose I completely restarted and managed to get it to work. Better instructions and more clear descprition could've saved a lot of time and struggle! First picture is the first set up and second picture is fixed and level. Other than the pain of installation - it seems to hold up well and the door glides easily!