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• Knotty Alder Barn Doors

  Our Knotty Alder Barn Doors are perfect for any homeowner trying to achieve a rustic aesthetic. Made from solid wood, these doors can be custom-finished to look smooth or more like natural wood, depending on your preference.

  While these doors come in a variety of eye-catching styles, your choices may be limited by the size you need. Not every available pattern fits every size. A straightforward plank design fits most doorways and is able to accommodate openings between 24-60 inches wide and 48-96 inches tall. Upgrading to a Z, mid-rail, or 2-panel pattern gives you the option to go between 24-84 inches wide without changing the height requirements. Finally, our last four designs get a bit more complicated. A double X, double Z, double X 2-panel, or double Z 2-panel fit the same 24-84 inches wide as their earlier counterparts. However, the more elaborate patterns require them to be taller. These four designs are intended for doorways between 72-96 inches high.

• Barncraft Iron Plank Doors

  Don’t worry—our Iron Plank Barn Doors are not solid panels of cold iron! These designs use the same wood as the knotty alder doors discussed above, but come with different finishing options. Iron plank doors are treated to resemble distressed wood for a more authentic barnyard look. The wood is then framed with black wrought iron to complement its weathered appearance. The individual boards that make up the door can run vertically or horizontally depending on your preference. And like our knotty alder doors, you can choose to buy these models pre-finished or unfinished.

  Fortunately, sizing for these door designs is very simple. Both horizontal and vertical designs can fit doorways between 24-60 inches wide and 48-96 inches tall. Just let us know what size you need!

• Barncraft Birch Contemporary Doors

  Homes with a more modern aesthetic are the perfect setting for our contemporary line of barn doors. Made of tempered glass bordered with finished birch wood, these doors provide the barrier you need while allowing in some light. Don’t worry about losing privacy either. Your options for the glass itself include everything from a totally clear panel to patterns designed to obscure vision. You can even choose to forgo glass in favor of elegant metal patterns if you prefer.

  Our contemporary barn doors come in a variety of sizes. Each design can accommodate doorways between 2.5-4 feet wide and 6.6-8 feet high, allowing you to add an extra window in virtually any interior doorway.

• Barncraft Mdf Doors

  MDF doors are made from MDF, or medium-density fiberboard, a material made of wood fibers bound together with resin. The resulting material is far sturdier than particle board and can even outperform plywood. It’s also very easy to mold. MDF’s versatility also allows our line of MDF doors to offer several more design options than our solid wood models. Whether you prefer a 2-panel style, triple X design, a built-in blackboard, or something else entirely, we can easily craft your ideal door! Each of our MDF designs also comes pre-primed in white.

  Our MDF doors run larger than other models, but the material’s versatile nature still allows for quite a few different sizes. These models can fit doorways between 32-48 inches wide and 80-96 inches high.

• Hardware, Handles & Locks

  We offer a total of 8 barn door hardware kits, with 6 finished in black and 2 finished in stainless steel. (You can also color them yourself with metal-grade paint such as Rustoleum if you prefer.) Each kit contains the rollers, handles, and other equipment necessary to finish installing your door. Let’s take a closer look at what you’ll receive in this kit.

  Our interior barn doors are mounted on handmade door rollers paired with nylon wheels for a smooth, quiet glide. Meanwhile, the wheels are attached to the door via metal mounts that come in a variety of shapes and sizes to match your door’s design. Exact dimensions and weight capabilities will vary depending on each door’s size and material. All you have to do is make sure the wheels are properly spaced.

  Pull handles aren’t necessarily essential for sliding barn doors, but they do add a nice touch of both appearance and convenience. Our door handles are made of hand-wrought iron or stainless steel and generally come packaged separately from the door to allow for proper finishing. Installation is easy—we provide all the screws you’ll need. Choose from a variety of handle designs ranging from curved Santa Fe styles to straight, sturdy Gila styles.

  Finally, depending on where you install your new barn door, it may require a lock. Our lock kits also come in either black or stainless steel and are designed to be mounted on the edge of the opening over which the rolling door slides. The locks consist of two metal plates that lie over each other when the door is unlocked. To lock the door, simply slide the moving metal plate into the slot on the lock plate mounted on the doorframe. This provides a degree of privacy while allowing the door to be unlocked again with ease.