Barn Door Hardware Kit by IBD - Single Rail 8ft Sliding Door, Big Spoke Wheel, Heavy Duty, Quiet Close Rolling Door, Fits Hanging Barnyard Doors 40”-48” Wide
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INCLUDES INSTALLATION VIDEO: Watch our easy step-by-step video to simplify the installation process. Our experienced customer service team is U.S. based and quick to respond to any questions.
ONE-PIECE RAIL: One full 96" rail is included. Others discretely provide two separate connecting 4 foot rails, which is structurally less strong, more difficult to install correctly, and requires a disruptive rail connector.
INDUSTRIAL STYLE: Add an industrial, modern, or rustic look to any space with this big spoke wheel kit.
SUPERIOR STRENGTH: Supports 225 lbs. comfortably. We take pride in delivering a top quality product with unmatched customer service.
MONEY BACK GUARANTEE: 100% money back guarantee if you are not satisfied with this product.
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- 8-Foot Rail: A single 8-foot rail includes six pre-drilled holes every 16" on center. Holes begin 8" on center from each end of the rail. Rail is constructed of solid 1/4" thick steel, finished with our highly durable powder coating. This gets baked onto the steel at 400 degrees and creates the strongest bond possible.
- Rail Hardware: Six lag bolts with washers and six rail spacers attach the rail securely to the studs (or header board) for supporting up to 250 pounds comfortably.
- 2 Hangers: These hangers are built with our premium nylon wheels, which are often an expensive upgrade at other shops. We made these the standard wheel for all our kits, and have tested our finished hangers beyond 100,000 rolls. Two different sets of bolts for attaching hangers to the door are included in order to accommodate doors ranging from 1 1/4" to 1 3/4" thick.
- 2 Door Stoppers: Two door stoppers slide along the rail and tighten down at any point to stop your door exactly where you want, and they’re cushioned by rubber caps for a quiet close.
- Floor Guide: A T-shaped floor guide is supplied (with anchors) to prevent the door from swinging out or up against the baseboard.
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FAQ
Q: How wide can my door be for this kit?
A: Generally, a sliding door for this kit should be an inch or two wider (on either side) than the doorway it covers. For the 8' kit, the max doorway width would be 46" wide, and that would need a 50" wide door. The door width plus the doorway width cannot exceed 96" because this is the total length of the rail.
Q: What if my studs don't line up with the pre-drilled holes in the rail?
A: Simply attach a 1" thick header board into your studs first, and then the rail can attach anywhere into the header board. Many customers prefer this look anyway. Customers have painted the header to match the wall color to blend in, or to match the door.
Q: What if I have metal studs?
A: You will need to first install a header board using toggle bolts into your metal studs. Then, you can install your rail into this header board. We've had several happy customers report success with this approach.
Q: Can I cut this rail down to the exact size I need?
A: Absolutely! There's no need to pay for a custom kit from other shops when you can cut the rail yourself, saving $100+
Q: How much space do I need above the doorway?
A: You will need a minimum of 8" from the top of your door to the ceiling (or crown moulding, if any) for this kit to fit correctly.
Q: How thick of a door will this kit work with?
A: There are solutions for any thickness of door! The bolts included for attaching the hangers to the door support a thickness range of 1 1/4" to 1 3/4", but this can be easily navigated by countersinking the bolt head into the back side of the door, or by picking up 4 longer bolts from your local hardware store. The other thing affected by a thicker door is the spacing needed between the door and wall (or baseboard/doorway trim). Plug in your door depth and trim depth below:
2 3/16" - door depth - trim depth - 3/16" (recommended gap from door to trim/wall)
If your answer is 0 or greater, then you're fine. If your answer was negative, then that number is the extra spacing you need. This extra spacing is accomplished by bolting a header board to the studs, and then the rail to this header board.
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