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 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.

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 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 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

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 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