30 x 80 inch Glass Barn Door with 5.5FT Sliding Hardware Kit Included & Handle,Solid Wood Covered with Water-Proof PVC Surface,5-Panel Frosted Glass,DIY Assemblely,Fit 26-28in Wide Opening

I added five of these to my home and I love them and get so many compliments from friends. Very easy to assemble and install.

Our laundry room came with a pair of 1.5-foot-wide double doors that swung into the space, which made the room genuinely hard to use. They had to go. We still needed a door because the hallway acts as a sound funnel, so a barn door was the answer. This one looks very nice and — important — not too farmhouse-y, which was a real concern. My husband and I were honestly dreading the installation. It looks like a lot of work. It wasn't. I assembled the door while he hung the header bar; we slid everything together and were done in under an hour without breaking a sweat. The frosted glass panels keep it from reading as a solid slab, and the PVC-wrapped wood surface has enough weight that it feels substantial in use. The hardware kit is all-inclusive.

Overall a great door for the price. Door installed: 28 x 80 inch. None of the issue’s mentioned in negative reviews were presented. The product indeed includes both instructions on how to build and hang the door. All hardware including stops for the door run and a piece to connect track for two doors to join together came in the box. The included track was exactly the correct length for the door. It took one person about 30 minutes to put door together, and about and hour to install the track and hang the door. Seller reached out to me to validate delivery and offer assembly instruction help if needed. Door quality was good. It is dowel and screw construction. There are some small gaps, less than 1/32” in the joints at top and bottom of door, just enough to let light through. I tried to pull them together with a framing clamp, but still couldn’t get 100% tight fit. Putting a little white caulk in the joints at the top and bottom of the door when assembling should fix this. The wheels are plastic which make the door roll smoothly and quietly. Overall, the door works as it should and looks great.

Overall nice. heavy. assembly ok. floor guides pretty worthless. but the main thing is lack of a center stop to keep the dual doors from moving left and right I’ve looked in a hardware store and cannot find one anywhere it’s it’s an incredible oversight not to include something to keep the doors from over running center and the plastic bumpers have to be removed because the door will not shut without a large gap looking straight into a room There is no latch to keep the doors together

I love these doors! They were easy for my 8yo daughter and I to put together, but I hired someone to hang them for me. They are beautiful, but I have two complaints. With them being a double slider, 18 inches each, there are bumpers on the outsides of the track/rail to stop the doors when they're fully opened, but there are no bumpers in the center to help the doors stop in the center of the doorway. So, the right door can leave the floor guide and slide all the way to the left side leaving half of the doorway uncovered and vice versa. There should be stoppers in the middle of the rail to keep this from happening. I was able to find some standard sized stoppers on Amazon for about $15, but due to the size of my double doors and where the roller brackets were mounted in relation to the edge of the door, they were too big and kept the doors from closing all the way. I still love the doors, but without the middle stoppers on the track/rail, it is QUITE FRUSTRATING to have to carefully position the doors at the center of the doorway every time I close them. Making the center gap even when the doors are closed is also challenging because the roller bracket holes were pre-drilled and though the doors close all the way at the top, there is a good sized gap at the bottom. I still haven't gotten that part figured out yet. These are the 2 reasons I knocked a star off. I would have given it a 3 1/2 star rating, if I could have. If you can live with these issues, I would totally recommend them. UPDATE: I reached out to the company regarding the issues I described. They suggested that I try a soft closing catch to help keep the doors closing in the center of the doorway. They apologized that the door currently does not come with them but sent me a picture to help me find what I was looking for. I found a set for $25 and they work great!!! They also offered some tips for evening up the door gap, but I never did figure that part out. However, before I ever told them that I hadn't figured it out, they offered me a full refund! Bottom line...I still love these doors, they have great customer service if you need it, and they made it a risk-free experience in the end. All reasons deserving a 5-star rating. I recommend!!

Love these doors. The only problem is , they aren’t designed to clear the door frame. We put spacers up the bring them out past the doorframe. Didn’t want to have to put a board up. The hardware is of good quality, so it bit well and has been holding well. There is no”stop” in the middle, so you have to be careful when closing them. But we needed this size because of limited space. They look wonderful.

I was impressed with the quality of the material used. It looks like several ply of solid wood. It may not be solid wood in each ply but it’s not particle board or MDF. It took a while to assemble and some of the dowels were VERY tight fitting, but it wasn’t that bad. I used a mallet and a cloth, just be careful whatever you use. The glass panels are nice. I don’t think you can beat quality and price here. I used a different hardware set so I can’t speak on the hardware included. The doors might be a little more thin than standard doors. Thanks!

Instructions are awful. Parts are incorrectly named in the instructions; part way through the installation the the instructions call the dowl rods cork which caused confusion especially with the poor illustrations. The kit was missing all but 2 of the metal spacers so I cut and stained a length of clear pine to compensate for those missing pieces. The door is made with all butt joints and there are noticeable gaps in the assembled door. Everything is heavy so most people are probably going to want a helper. Overall I think once hung, the door looks nice enough and the rollers are smooth.