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With its low-profile hanger design, this unassuming yet sturdy hardware kit requires the least amount of overhead space when installing, so it is perfect for tall doorways or low ceilings. This is a barn door hardware kit and does not include doors. We do sell barn doors and they can be found on the Barn Door Collection Page.
A single door is used for narrow doorways that have enough space on one side of the doorway to slide the door over when opening it. Doorways without enough space will require a bypass hardware kit.
Recommended track length: twice the width of your door
A double door (bi-part) configuration is used when there is enough space on both sides of the doorway. The doors meet in the middle and are pushed to either side when opening.
Recommended track length: twice as long as the combined width of both of your doors
Don shows us the charming barn door installation he did using the Low Profile Single Barn Door Hardware Kit to separate his master bedroom and the ensuite bathroom.
Derk shows us the beautiful barn door he built to close off his closet using the Low Profile Single Barn Door Hardware Kit.
Margaret used the Low Profile Double Barn Door Hardware Kit to turn the double parlor in her old Victorian house into two rooms, which can separate an extra guest room from her living room.
Michelle used the Low Profile Barn Door Hardware Kit to hang the beautiful barn doors her husband built to close off their laundry room.
Jeff used the Low Profile Barn Door Hardware Kit to install a barn door in his hallway despite having low ceilings. He shows us how well it turned out.
Carol used the Low Profile Barn Door Hardware Kits to hang french doors in her Cape Cod home.