Fredbeck 36x84 inch White Barn Door with 6.6FT Sliding Door Hardware Kit Included & Handle,Solid,MDF,PVC Surface,DIY Assembly,5-Panel,Fit 33in-34in Opening

Beautiful sold wood with hardware, but no lock. Amazingly comes in two half lock together pieces. Dont worry it fits. I was terrified that I had ordered the wrong door because it comes in a box half the width of the door. We love it.

Get it!!!! Works amazing, looks so good and easy to install. Can’t believe what a good price point too!

These doors are quite heavy, but they were well packaged and arrived undamaged, much to my surprise! I am taking off one star as the directions were not good, the hardware was not labeled and when we put the 2 pieces of track together, they did not line up straight. We did not realize that the doors themselves do not come assembled. Those were actually the easiest part. Well, except that the directions had B3 & B4 reversed, which we didn’t realize until we went to screw the sides on and there were no holes. We then had to take the door apart and switch the pieces. There is also no information on using a header. We used a 1x4 and watched YouTube videos. The left side extends more in order to hit a stud, and the right side is up against a wall. The doors ended up being an 1” higher off the carpet than we wanted, even though we used their measurements. My husband can fix anything and we have done many home improvement projects together; but if you are a novice, this might not be for you. But the doors are nice and seem to be well made and price wasn’t too bad.

I originally ordered just the hardware with no real plan for the door itself. Before the hardware arrived I found this barn door that came with all the hardware including the handle so I returned the original hardware only order. Best thing I could have done, the door was all set up with all the holes drilled and notched. Instructions were complete and easy to follow to build the door and install the hardware. I replaced a swing door that swung into a small hallway that interfered with the bedroom and closet doors with the barn door. It did exactly what I wanted it to do, now no interference with the other doors. Was well worth the money and convenience having the factory door with the exact hardware needed.

Very nice door and track. Easy to install. No missing parts. Looks really nice. Glides nice and very quiet. Not really heavy, true to size great value. I would buy again and I would recommend this product.

Wouldn't have bought it if I knew you need to assemble the door itself comes in several small pieces. I figured 2 hours to hang now add a week to piece the doors together.

When we first received this door last summer 2024 it was super easy to put together install and it looked gorgeous. I would’ve given it five stars if I had done the review back then. It arrived on time there was no damage and it was a decent price. But now in less than a year, the right vertical panel has warped. It’s having a little trouble closing back-and-forth. It’s still gorgeous, but just know that it is possible for that panel to slightly warp. It’s in an area where you can’t really just look at it and tell, but you can tell when you open and close it and you look at it from the side. It’s not a bright white it’s kind of like a light gray but again it’s gorgeous in our new place.

For the price, the door is going to be unmatched, this review is going to be for the (2) Doors - 24" Inch / 84" Inch. Mostly I'd like to impart some information that might save someone some time. I highly suggest you check every inch of this product before putting it together, one of the panels was screwed up and I had to call the company for one. There is absolutely no extra anything in the box.Needed: You absolutely need a buddy, a large level, drill with hex bits, and some patience.1. By a header board, I suggest a 8FT - 6" - 1" Thick OAK with about 10 Lug Screws. Screw those suckers into only STUDS after doing the recommended measurements. Prior to screwing that in, I suggest you measure out the railing on the board and ensuring it is level. Then screw the board in.2. Since you wisely measured out the rail and the six screw ins prior to installing the header board, you will be able to quickly put them up and level them out. I suggest only putting one rail up and then putting one door up to ensure the height is what you want. If it is, then repeat for the second rail. If it isn't, then move the rail down on the header board.3. The guiding fixture on the bottom (to prevent swing of back and forth) sucks. I went out and purchased (4) smaller black L Brackets. I put felt on the inside of the L Bracket and put two in the front and two in the back to prevent swing. Technically you are supposed to screw those fixtures or the L brackets into the floor. Screw that, just get some command strips so you don't ruin the floor.4. If you have a cat, dog, or curious child, these doors open really easily. You can easily screw in some type of hooking apparatus in the front (not pictured in my pictures) or what I did, put magnets on the inside of the doors by the handle so they keep closed or close easily.Anyone saying they screwed the rail directly into studs without a header board must have a perfect home. It can be done, but may luck be in your favor. Do yourself a favor, get some nice oak and put the header up. I will stain mine (easy to take down the doors once the whole thing is installed) and it will look good.