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If you have been searching for BarnCraft barn doors, you already know what sets them apart: real wood, solid construction and a look that makes any doorway the focal point of the room. As an authorized reseller of BarnCraft doors, Rustic Rolling Doors carries the BarnCraft collection in rustic, farmhouse, modern and glass styles, along with the hardware you need to hang them. This guide covers the BarnCraft styles, the wood types, the available sizes and how to install a sliding barn door kit, so you can choose the right door the first time.

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BarnCraft Barn Doors

BarnCraft doors are made by GlassCraft Door Company, an award-winning residential door manufacturer founded in 1977. From a 225,000-square-foot facility in Houston, Texas, GlassCraft's craftsmen build sliding doors from Knotty Alder, Pine, Birch, Mahogany and MDF. The BarnCraft name stands for premium materials and plenty of options at an affordable price. Every BarnCraft door ships fully assembled and is backed by a limited 1-year manufacturer's warranty.

Barn Style Doors

Traditional barn style doors take their look from working barns and horse stables: wide vertical planks braced with cross rails. BarnCraft offers eight classic profiles in its Knotty Alder line:

The cross rails sit on the front face only. The back of each door is a clean surface of vertical planks finished to match the front.

Sliding Barn Doors

Sliding barn doors hang from rollers on a track mounted above the doorway. They glide along the wall instead of swinging into the room, which frees up floor space and adds a real design statement. The only requirement is clear wall space beside the opening. A single door needs open wall on one side roughly equal to the width of the door. A pair of doors needs space on both sides. If there isn't enough wall on either side, a bypass setup with two doors on separate tracks may be the answer.

Wooden Barn Doors

Most BarnCraft barn doors are solid wooden barn doors, and each wood brings its own character:

  • Knotty Alder: real 6" wide Pacific Northwest Knotty Alder tongue-and-groove planks, 3/4" thick, with 1" cross rails for a total thickness of 1-3/4".
  • Canadian Pine: kiln-dried pine planks bonded to a solid engineered core on the Rustic Farmhouse doors.
  • American Birch: a creamy white wood with golden flame patterns and a fine, uniform texture that takes stain or paint beautifully.
  • Mahogany: a straight-grained hardwood that ranges from rich gold to deep brown and has a beautiful sheen when finished.

For a smooth, painted look, BarnCraft also makes router-carved MDF doors, covered below.

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Rustic Barn Doors

For rustic barn doors, the BarnCraft Knotty Alder collection comes in two textures:

  • Rustic Knotty Alder shows natural knots, wormholes and the occasional mill mark. Order it unfinished, or factory finished in Canyon Brown, Cinnamon Red, Burnt Umber, Willow Grey, Sweet Honey, Whitewash or Charcoal. Traditional, Distressed and Antique versions give each color a new, aged or heavily worn look.
  • Barnwood Knotty Alder adds heavy distress marks and a raised grain for an authentic weathered look. It comes unfinished or in Coal Grey, White Wash, Driftwood or Ranch Brown, with a flat, no-sheen finish.

For a vintage industrial twist, the Horizontal and Vertical Iron Plank doors frame Knotty Alder planks in a flat black powder-coated steel border. They look identical from both sides.

Rustic Knotty Pine Sliding Barn Doors

If you love the look of knotty pine, the BarnCraft Rustic Farmhouse collection is faced with real kiln-dried Canadian pine planks over a solid engineered core. That makes the doors dense, heavy and long lasting. Each door is about 1-1/2" thick, with thin black molding on the vertical edges. The planks come in five colors: Riverwood, Weathered Brown, Cloudy Grey, Sandy Beach and Weathered White. Choose one color or a mix, in chevron or horizontal patterns, such as the Flagstaff, Fresno and Tuscaloosa. Planks can go on one side or both. One-sided doors have a Birch back. For a knotty look in solid planks, Rustic Knotty Alder is the closest match.

Sliding Wooden Barn Doors

Not every sliding wooden barn door has to look rustic. The Contemporary Birch collection, including the Fleetwood, Westwood, Brentwood and Inglewood, brings minimalist routed designs to 1-3/4" thick doors with Birch on both faces. Order them unfinished, in 8 factory stain finishes, or in four paint colors.

For natural light, the Mahogany and Glass doors, such as the Continental and French designs, pair solid Mahogany stiles and rails with single-glazed tempered safety glass. Clear, Large Flemish and Rain textures let you balance light against privacy.

The MDF collection, with designs like the Shaker, Chevron and X Blackboard, is router-carved from CARB-certified MDF, 1-3/8" thick. It comes primed white, ready for your paint color, or factory painted in Arcade White, Grey Clouds, Urbane Bronze or Tricorn Black.

Interior Doors

BarnCraft barn doors are made as interior doors for use inside the home. They work well for pantries, closets, laundry rooms, bathrooms, bedrooms and home offices, anywhere a swinging door eats up space or a plain doorway needs some character.

Sliding Doors

Interior sliding doors can be set up three ways:

  • Single door: one door slides to the left or right. Use it when there is enough open wall on one side of the opening.
  • Double door (bi-part): two doors meet in the middle and slide apart. Use it for wider openings with wall space on both sides.
  • Bypass: two doors on separate tracks slide past each other. Use it when there isn't enough wall space beside the opening.

Double Sliding Interior Barn Doors with Hardware

Double sliding interior barn doors make a grand entrance to a dining room, den or wide closet. For a bi-part setup, order two doors and a double-door hardware kit. To size each door, divide the opening width by two and add 2". The Classic Strap Single/Double Barn Door Hardware Kit comes in a double-door version with hangers and floor guides for both doors. For full access to the doorway, choose a track about twice the combined width of the two doors. For example, two 36" doors call for a 12' track.

Choosing the Right BarnCraft Door

Are You Looking for Interior Doors or Exterior Doors?

Start here. BarnCraft doors are made for interior use only, so they are the right choice for rooms and openings inside your home. They are not intended for exterior doorways, garages, sheds or outbuildings that face the weather.

Custom Oversized Exterior Barn Doors

Because BarnCraft doors are interior-only, we don't offer exterior barn doors. If your goal is an oversized look inside the home, though, BarnCraft has generous sizes. Knotty Alder doors go up to 60" wide and 96" tall, built to your chosen size within that range at no extra cost. Contemporary Birch and MDF doors reach 9 feet (108") tall. For very wide interior openings, a pair of large doors on a single track can span a big opening with ease. Our track lengths run up to 20 feet.

What Specific Dimensions or Wood Types Do You Prefer?

Your size depends on your opening. Measure the inside of the door frame from side to side and add 4" (2" of overlap on each side) to find the minimum width for a single door. For height, measure from the finished floor to the top of the frame and subtract 1/2" for floor clearance. The door can go taller to cover the trim if you like. Our barn door sizing guide walks through single, double and bypass setups step by step.

For wood type, choose Knotty Alder for classic rustic character, Canadian pine for farmhouse design, Birch for a clean modern grain, Mahogany for warmth and glass, or MDF for a smooth painted finish.

What Sizes Do Wooden Barn Doors Come In?

Every BarnCraft collection comes in its own range of sizes, so the right line depends on the size of your opening:

  • Knotty Alder: 24" to 60" wide in 6" steps and 80" to 96" tall in 2" steps. The Plank, Double Z and Double Z Two Panel designs go up to 48" wide. Doors are 1-3/4" thick at the rails.
  • Iron Plank: 24" to 48" wide and 84" to 96" tall, with a 1-1/8" steel frame.
  • Rustic Farmhouse: 32", 36", 42" or 48" wide and 80", 84" or 96" tall, about 1-1/2" thick.
  • Contemporary Birch: 30", 36", 42" or 48" wide and 80", 84", 96" or 108" tall, 1-3/4" thick.
  • Mahogany and Glass: 30" to 36" wide depending on the design, and 80" or 96" tall, 1-3/4" thick.
  • MDF: 32", 36", 42" or 48" wide and 80", 84", 96" or 108" tall, 1-3/8" thick.

Do You Need the Sliding Hardware and Track Included?

BarnCraft doors are sold as the door only. Hardware and handles are ordered separately, so you can pick the track style and finish that suits your space. Most customers pair their door with one of our hardware kits, which include the track, hangers and everything needed to mount the door.

Rustic Home Hardware

Our Classic Strap Single/Double Barn Door Hardware Kit is modeled on the flat-track hardware used on old farm barns, which makes it a natural match for rustic home hardware. Each kit includes:

  • Strap hangers on 1/4" thick powder-coated steel track, in lengths from 4' to 20'
  • Quiet-glide nylon wheels, anti-jump protection and adjustable door stops
  • Adjustable wall spacers, floor guides and all mounting hardware
  • A choice of Flat Black or Brushed Nickel, for a single door or a double bi-part setup

The kit holds up to 250 lbs per door and fits doors 1-3/8" to 1-3/4" thick, which covers the BarnCraft Knotty Alder, Rustic Farmhouse, Birch, Mahogany and MDF doors. Thinner doors such as Iron Plank need spacer extenders and/or hex bolts, sold separately. Plan for 5-1/8" of clearance between the top of the door and the ceiling. The kit is backed by a 5-year warranty. For a single door, choose a track about twice the width of the door. Browse all our barn door hardware for bypass and other options.

How to Install a Sliding Barn Door Kit

With two people and basic tools, most homeowners can install a sliding barn door kit in an afternoon. Here's an overview:

  1. Find the wall studs. The track's mounting holes are 16" apart to match standard stud spacing on tracks up to 8’ long. If they don't line up with your studs, mount a solid wood header board at least 6" tall to the studs first. Don't use MDF or particle board for the header, and don't use drywall anchors.
  2. Draw a level reference line. Measure the height of your door, not the doorway, and add 2". Measure up that distance from the highest point of the floor along the door's path, then draw a level line across the wall or header.
  3. Join and mark the track. For tracks longer than 7'6", connect the sections with the included junction plate. Hold the track centered on your line and mark each hole.
  4. Set the spacers. Add your door thickness and any trim thickness, then subtract the header board thickness. The result tells you how to set the adjustable spacers.
  5. Mount the track. Drill pilot holes, slide a door stopper onto each end, then fasten the track through the spacers with the lag bolts and washers.
  6. Attach the hangers to the door. Position each hanger at least 1" from the door edge. Drill through the door and bolt the hanger on, with the acorn nuts on the front face.
  7. Hang the door. Lift the door so the wheels sit on the track, then install the anti-jump system.
  8. Set the stops and floor guide. Adjust the door stops to the open and closed positions. With the door hanging plumb, screw the floor guide in place.

For the full step-by-step instructions, download the Single/Double Barn Door Hardware Kit Installation Guide, or watch the installation videos on our Resources page.

Where Can I Buy Interior Sliding Barn Doors?

Rustic Rolling Doors is an authorized reseller of BarnCraft barn doors. Shop the full BarnCraft barn door collection to compare styles, finishes and sizes, then pair your door with the hardware kit that fits your opening. Each BarnCraft door is made in Houston, Texas, and delivered fully assembled and ready to hang. Have a question about sizing or which door is right for your space? Call us at 1-800-997-5085 or email info@rusticrollingdoors.com, and our team will help you find the perfect sliding barn door.