HomLux 5ft Heavy Duty Sturdy Sliding Barn Door Hardware Kit Single Door - Smoothly and Quietly - Simple and Easy to Install - Fit 1 3/8-1 3/4 inch Thickness Door Panel(Black)(J Shape Hangers)

I have hung enough hardware in this house to be suspicious of anything that promises smooth and quiet, because most of it rattles like a shopping cart by week two. This kit actually delivered, and my pantry door now glides like it is showing off. The hardware itself is the good news. The track and rollers are rated to hold serious weight, the steel feels properly powder coated, and the included anti jump disks keep the roller seated on the rail so the door does not hop off. There is a T shaped floor guide at the bottom that stops the door from swinging side to side, which is the detail cheaper kits skip. Installation is straightforward if you do one thing first. Find your studs or mount a backer header board across them, because this weight needs real wood behind it, not just drywall anchors. A hex key is included, the instructions are clear enough, and once the rail is level the rest goes fast. Sizing matters, so measure twice. The 5ft track suits a single door in roughly the 28 to 30 inch wide range, and you want about 5 inches of clearance between the top of the door and the ceiling for the hardware to fit. For what a name brand kit costs, this is a lot of solid metal for the money. It looks the part and it operates quietly, which is exactly the combination you are paying for.

Awesome, Easy to Install, Durable. Holds our robes and a few jackets too after we added the hooks!

The wood is really nice and sanded, good enough to stain. There was a glob of tree sap that wiped off easily with some alcohol-based hand sanitizer. There is one corner that does not seem to want to lay flat. Because it is tall and meant to cover a 24” opening with barn door hardware, I wish it came at least 25” instead. But after filling out the jamb of the 24” opening to make it smaller, this is fine. But this was the best I was able to find short notice, for a decent price. Overall, this is a really nice product.

Totally worked. All hardware included and pretty good to hold the door securely. I think the bar is installed so sturdily that I would do pull ups on it lol. I have to say, the door holds very well. Only downsides is that there is a bit of noise when opening and closing as the wheels are not made from rubber but rather a strong nylon type material. So that against a metal railing, you do the math. We also bought a bottom guide to ensure the door would be guided by a rolling wheel.

This door turned out beautiful! The hardware is of a great quality and seems super sturdy. We did run into a hiccup installing it. The instructions say to pre-drill the holes if you’re mounting it to wood first before putting it up on the wall. The holes ended up being a pinch too big for the screws and made it where we had to wrench it in pretty snug. We are going to end up pulling it down and use a new piece of wood. Instead of drilling 5/16th sized holes we will do 3/16ths instead so that the screws can bite into the wood better. Either way for the price this is amazing looking and the customer service is wonderful!

We built our own barn door to use for my closet and used this hardware to actually install it. This process was much cheaper (and more customizable) than buying one that was prebuilt! It came with great directions and was easy to install but does require careful thinking. I love how smooth it feels! We did have an issue with it opening on its own, but that very well could be our fault. I just bought a magnetic stopper (also from Amazon) to fix that!

We are pleased with this product. We used it to put up an old farmhouse door on a toilet area in the bathroom. We added a header as instructed, also because our door was too short for the opening. This caused us to be unable to put all 4 bolts in the metal door glide. The unusability of one bolt did not make a difference in the sturdiness. As luck had it our two outer bolts hit studs. One point- be sure to put the door stoppers on the glide before you bolt it in. We will have to unbolt one bolt to slide the stopper into correct position. The hardest part for us was getting the door onto the glide. We ended up taking the smooth glide rubber pieces off the top of the door. There have been no worries about it coming off the track. Our door was thinner than allowable for the bolts sent with the kit. We shimmed the door using leftover pieces of the header and this worked well, not only to make the given bolts usable, but to bring the door closer to the wall. We have not put in our flooring yet, so are using a temporary guide and stopper. All in all a great investment.

After reading a bunch of reviews and looking at cost I decided to go with this hardware. I put the header up before ordering to make sure it was the correct size. I made sure I measured my door and the hardware up to the place I was putting the track. The person that said the measurements were wrong on the instructions was correct, off my 1/2". Glad I checked that. All in all I love how it came out. I used a door I already had, added to the bottom and it looks great. The door slides very easily and quietly both ways, love that the track is one piece and doesn't have to "bump" over the joining. I didn't use the bottom track thing because I didn't want that on the carpet or have to put the hole down the center of the door bottom. I used this instead, https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07ZY98VQB/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1, and it works perfectly. It attaches to the baseboard and is easily adjusted. This was my 1st time installing a barn door and I wouldn't have a problem doing it again. Thanks a bunch for having this available and for all the reviews from others!