DIYHD 38" Concealed Sliding Barn Door Hardware with Soft Close Mechanism,No Floor Track,Fit Openning Width 30"~34"

I am making a hidden door out of a mirror and frame that I made and this should do the trick. Parts are well made and good quality, but you are going to need the skills to put it all together. Need a table saw or router, probably both, to get the results you want. Don't recommend this if it is your first rodeo!

Worked perfectly for our 4/0 x 9' 4" door we added to make the secondary bedroom side of our home more private. No hardware visible like most "barn door" installations. Clean look, effortless smooth sliding - could not be happier.

We had a 42” x 96” door to cover a bathroom entry from bedroom. The door was 1 3/8” thick and made for a challenging job to route the recesses for the track and wheels. It also was a hollow core door with some relief details. The tolerances were very tight and did cause a void where the relief was too close to the routing. Once installed and adjusted it rolls great and quietly and the soft close manage to work with this lage door. I would recommend that you have a door that is at least 1 1/2” thick with 3” of solid wood on the vertically on top and bottom. Working with a hollow core door is not impossible but not for the faint of heart and requires advance planing to avoid mistakes. Definitely not for a rookie. Bottom line it is great took twice as long to do, and the allusion of this panel door just floating on the wall is stunning

Bought two of these for 2 doors I built. Designed the doors to work with this hardware specifically. The doors are large 4x8 and 130lbs) but well within the limits of what the product stated it could handle (176 lbs). It was a lie. Once mounted the very weak anti bounce mechanism at the top ripped through the cheap plastic that clamped it down. The wheels on the bottom were bottomed out and barely moving making the soft close completely pointless because the door needed a lot of force to move. Installation took forever, and I mean days of carving out the bottom and top panels. I have a lot of tools and not a single thing was suitable for what they were asking you to do. Instructions were virtually worthless. Once on the wall it either got stuck or almost fell on you. Now I’m stuck with $300 of hardware that I may or may not be able to find something to do with and two doors that have been completely mutilated to the point of no return to work with these. Also the screws included didn’t even work for the application of the top channel. If you’re looking at these and still considering them I would highly recommend not using them for a door over 80lbs. That might even be pushing it. Spent a lot of time trying to make them work till I finally came to my senses and now buying hinges.

It was challenging, and required alot of patience, powertools and persevence to fit, but it is so worth it for the end result! Just to caveat we did not fit with a solid wooden door as intended, but if wehad I found the instructions quite helpful, in addition to watching Beau Builds video on YT, who installs this same product. As we wanted a full floor to ceiling door there was plenty of improvising, trial and error. We built a timber frame, attached painted plywood on the inside below the rail and we left a gap towards the top to allow us room to use an allen key which is required for adjusting the door to be parallel to the wall. Once we were happy that the door was sliding open and closed and the soft close was working perfectly, we screwed our acoustic panels following by hanging our mirror to the front. Overall we are delighted with the end result, it was tricky at times, but glides quietly with no visible hardware, it's like it's a floating.

Fair warning: I'm using an heavy door so the track made the door very wiggly. The wheel on top, great. The wheel on the bottom, great. The flimsy track that goes inside the door, no. I'm going to fill up the part where I place the track and use floor guide instead of the wheel that product provide because it travel SO MUCH in the track. That said, good system but take a minute to install and follow all the steps.

I wanted to create a sliding door to close off a hallway. These arrived undamaged and worked perfectly as the aesthetics for this project. Cost and quality are ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️!

This is a really cool product. Be very cautious when making the cuts for your door, and determining the door width needed. I needed something for a small house with very narrow doors. I should have made the door several inches wider so that it could place the wall anchor roller piece further outside the door, allowing it to close completely, and open completely. When placed too close to the doorway, it doesn't open completely. It's always easier to cut more off than rebuild an entirely new door. Entirely my fault, and I would love to use this product again on another house, especially now that I have a better grasp on how it installs. There are rollers that insert into a routed out space on the door underside, so a very uneven floor might be a problem. Spend some time with the instructions before you start buying or cutting supplies.

Totalmente recomendable. Funciona perfecto. Si cierre lento lo hace aún más perfecto.

The instructions are very clear as long as you follow them thoroughly, you have to measure precisely in order for everything to work correctly, but the results are amazing

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Worked out well. Instructions are very detailed

Nice bit of kit. Took a while to arrive as it came via the US and I’m in the UK. Well packed and all components are good. Clear detailed instructions included.