Barn Sliding Door

A barn door slides on an exposed metal rail. Rustic and industrial: it saves space and adds character.

The barn door is made of solid wood (pine, oak) on a black steel rail. The rail is fixed above the opening. Forged iron handle. Allow for lateral clearance = width of the door.

Mistake: a barn door in front of a wall with outlets or switches that prevent it from sliding. Check the full lateral clearance before installing.

Barn sliding doors are generally made of solid wood, such as oak or pine. Some versions may also incorporate metal elements, such as wrought iron, for a more industrial style.

The main advantages of a barn sliding door are space-saving, as it does not require clearance for opening, as well as a rustic and authentic style that adds character to your interior.

You can choose between different finishes for your barn sliding door, such as raw wood left exposed, paint or varnish, or an aged patina for an even more authentic look.

The standard dimensions of a barn sliding door generally vary between 80 cm and 120 cm in width, for a height between 200 cm and 250 cm. You can also find custom-made models for more specific openings.

To complete your barn sliding door, you can add accessories such as an exposed metal guide rail, decorative handles or hooks, or a magnetic closing system for ease of use.