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Sliding Barn Doors
Looking to add a rustic vibe to your home while still making the most of your living spaces? Look no further than sliding barn doors!
Perfect for bringing that cosy, farmhouse feel to a room, barn doors offer a stylish yet functional solution for modern living.
Whether you’re transforming your kitchen, living room or bedroom, a sliding barn door is a versatile addition that can suit any style of décor.
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Barn Doors: More Than Just Good Looks
From classic solid wood barn doors to sleek sliding glass doors, there’s a barn door for every taste. All you’d need to do is choose the right size barn door kit and a suitable door panel to really bring your vision to life.
They’re not just about how they look, either. Interior barn style doors are space-saving heroes, easy to install and effortlessly stylish.
Ready to add a little barn door magic to your home?
Gone are the days when sliding barn doors were only found in farmhouses. Their versatility means they can fit perfectly into any interior. Whether you’re a fan of the traditional style of rustic wood sliding doors or prefer something a little more contemporary, barn doors can bring both charm and practicality to your interior design.
You can create something truly spectacular with a double sliding barn door, they’re perfect for creating a grand entrance between rooms. From home offices to walk-in wardrobes, there’s no limit to where a double barn door can work its magic.
Or if you’d prefer something subtle, opt for a door panel a little more understated, with thin frames and large glass panels, to brighten up darker areas.
Rustic Charm Meets Modern Living: Style That Fits Your Home
Love the idea of a Cottagecore feel but want internal doors that are a bit more modern? Our glazed internal door panels are available in various styles and can bring a contemporary twist to traditional barn style doors.
With prefinished, unfinished and white primed options available, you can create a door that’s perfectly suited to your home and personal style.
If you’d prefer a more classic look, new door panels with a distressed finish or reclaimed internal doors can really help you to capture that warm, lived-in feel.
Whether you want a wood sliding door for a rustic look or a sliding glass door for modern minimalism, a sliding barn door kit can help you bring design and function to your living space.
Sliding Barn Door FAQs
Can sliding barn doors be soundproof?
Sliding barn doors are not fully soundproof due to the gaps around the door edges, which allow sound to pass through. However, adding weatherstripping or acoustic seals can help reduce noise transmission. The materials of the door panel, like solid wood, can also improve sound insulation compared to hollow or glass doors.
For full soundproofing, hinged doors with tighter seals are generally more effective, but sliding barn doors can still provide a decent level of sound dampening when a quieter environment is needed.
How do you childproof a sliding barn door?
To childproof a sliding barn door, you can install a locking mechanism out of a child’s reach or use a top-mounted latch. Floor guides or stoppers can also be added to prevent the door from swinging out or sliding unexpectedly, ensuring stability.
Another option is to use soft-close mechanisms, which prevent the door from slamming, reducing the risk of pinched fingers.
Can sliding barn doors be used in bathrooms?
Yes, sliding barn doors can be used in bathrooms, but privacy and moisture control need to be considered. To ensure privacy, select a door that covers the opening completely and consider adding a locking mechanism. For moisture, wood doors should be treated or sealed to resist humidity.
Glass or metal barn doors may be better suited for high-moisture environments like bathrooms, as they are more resistant to warping or damage.
Can sliding barn doors be automated?
Yes, sliding barn doors can be automated using specialised hardware, including motorised tracks and remote controls. This is particularly useful for larger doors or commercial spaces where ease of use is essential.
Automated systems can also come with safety features, such as soft-close mechanisms or sensors that prevent the door from closing on objects or people.
How much weight can a sliding barn door track hold?
Most standard sliding barn door tracks can typically support between 150 to 300 pounds, depending on the material and quality of the track system. Heavier door panels, like solid wood or metal, will require more robust barn door hardware and may even need reinforced tracks.
Always check the manufacturer’s specifications to ensure the track system is suitable for the weight of the door panel you choose.
Can sliding barn doors be used in narrow hallways?
Sliding barn doors can be used in narrow hallways as they don’t require space to swing open. However, you’ll need enough wall space for the door to slide completely to one side. If the hallway is too narrow, it may not be practical, as the door may block nearby fixtures or doorways.
If internal sliding doors are definitely what you want, an alternative door style such as an accordion door or a pocket door may be better suited to a narrow hallway as these don’t require the wall space in the same way a barn door does.
What’s the difference between single and double sliding barn doors?
A single sliding barn door has one door panel that slides to one side of the opening, while double sliding barn doors use two panels that simply slide in opposite directions. Double doors are ideal for a larger door opening or to create a more dramatic entryway.
Single doors are more space-efficient and simpler to install, while double doors provide more flexibility for wider spaces.
Can sliding barn doors be locked for security?
Yes, sliding barn doors can be locked using specialised hardware, such as sliding door latches, hook-and-eye locks, or top-mounted locks. These options are more secure than traditional locks and are often placed at the top of the door to prevent tampering.
For added security, especially in areas requiring privacy like bedrooms or bathrooms, a simple latch or locking bar can be effective.
