Barn Door Systems

Choosing the right door system to suit the look you are going for and the practicality of the space can be daunting.

Below are our door systems that work for most spaces. If you are still not sure please contact us and we can talk it through with you and advise on what we think will best work for your space, budget and aesthetic.

  • Single Barn Door

    This system is suited for a single barn door. The doors can be as small as 600mm to 2100mm.

    The track is designed to handle the weight of a single barn door with ease.

    Doors wider than 1650mm typically require 3 or more barn door hangers to support the weight of the door.

    Colours

    • Black (standard)
    • Silver / Chrome*
    • Gold (sprayed)*
    • White (sprayed)*

    *Extra charges apply

  • Double Barn Doors

    Double doors are either a design choice or due to spacial constraints, when one single door would simply not fit.

    The installation featured default soft close centers, maintaining the mid-point when doors are closed.

    Pros:

    • Evenly proportioned and aesthetically pleasing.
    • Secures large areas with only two smaller doors.

    Cons:

    • This system costs significantly more than a single door, due to additional hardware needed for proper installation.

  • Overaly (Bypass) System

    By using the overlay system, a second door can be hung in front of the primary one to allow door overlap while opening, maintaining access to half or all of the opening.

    Pros:

    • Close a space that has limted or no space for a full sliding track.

    Cons:

    • The doors come out quite a bit (total upto 140mm from the wall)
    • There is a substantial gap from the overlapping door - if the door does not close onto a wall
    • Not easy to slide and use

  • Fixed Overlay System

    Fixed overlay system is suitable for large openings, with limited space for a barn door track.

    With this system, one door is fixed within half the space, and a single operating barn door is installed to cover the rest of the opening.

    Pros:

    • Single sliding door for easy use
    • Cost effective compared to all other options
    • Still looks like two barn doors, or fixed 'door' can be made to look different - like slats or VJ wall paneling.

    Con:

    • A section of the opening is lost

  • Bi-fold Barn Doors

    Bi-fold doors are panels that slide open and fold against the wall, a space-saving solution in modern homes.

    They are commonly used for closets, laundry rooms, pantries, and other areas where traditional swinging doors may not be practical.

    Pros:

    • The ultimate space saving option.
    • Cost is only marginally more than a single door option

    Cons:

    • Needs more space to work

  • Casper Door System

    This system is perfect for a sleek timeless look where the track is invisible.

    Pros:

    • Timeless alternative to standard barn door tracks.
    • Needs limited wall space.

    Cons:

    • Carpet will require an additional track as a guide on the floor.
    • Closes the door opening by around 100mm.
    • Limited design options due to weight.

  • Ceiling Mounted System

    Ceiling mounted doors are a great alternative to the standard barn door track if you are looking for something a little more modern.

    Pros:

    • Don't need a bulkhead

    Cons:

    • Floor and ceiling need to be level
    • Design options limited due to the weight of the doors