SmartStandard 36 x 84 in Glass Barn Door with 6.6FT Sliding Hardware Kit & Handle, Pre-Drilled Ready to Assemble, Waterproof PVC Coating, White, 5-Panel Glass

I got the first box and one of the main sections of the door (left panel) was broken right in half. Reached out to Amazon/seller and they were super quick to ship out a whole new door- didn’t have to return the other one. Naturally that one had a broken piece too but between both boxes I was able to make one whole door.. so waste of materials but guess that’s on the company dime.Aside from that, I did have to modify the door a bit to fit our smaller frame height and I ran both tops and bottoms through the table saw with no issues.. got it all together and it looks amazing. It’s hefty, but not too unwieldy for one person to handle. I’m hoping it lasts a long time being the bathroom door and so close to moisture on a regular basis.

I love my new door. The modern design features frosted glass on one side and smooth glass on the other, creating a perfect balance of light and privacy. The space-saving sliding design enhances my newly remodeled bathroom and would look great in other areas, such as the living room or kitchen.The heavy-duty black sliding hardware adds sophistication, while the smooth rollers glide quietly. The robust metal track ensures durability, and the end bumpers prevent the door from coming off the track.Installation was straightforward thanks to the pre-drilled holes and a pre-made groove for the floor guide. The clear instructions made the process quick and simple. I highly recommend it.

Super cute. We bought an 80s home that had an open bathroom vanity in the middle of the room. after closing a few walls and working really hard I found that the 38x80 worked out perfect for our big opening. We bought a piece to go behind the track and it looks great. 🙌🏼

Great product looks really elegant very easy to put together

Very easy to install. Works well in the location it was installed in.

The media could not be loaded. First of all, don’t even think about installing this door without a header. Unless you’re installing it on a concrete wall you will need a header in order to securely connect the rail. I would suggest an oak board that is hard and rigid because the door is very heavy.Next, the directions leave much to be desired. You’re almost better without them. I managed to find a YouTube video that was reasonably helpful, but in terms of establishing the height of your header board, the directions provided little help.Ultimately, I had to cut off about 3/4 of an inch off the bottom to get it to work.The door is of reasonably good quality, and it does operate quite smoothly once you get it up.I’m reasonably skilled, but it still took me the better part of a day to get it installed. However that included buying and painting the header board to match the finish of the door.One other thing, make sure you order a door that is wide enough. My door was 4 inches wider than the door opening and that was just barely enough. I’d recommend six inches so you have plenty of overlap on both sides.

The door is gorgeous, it works perfectly for my just remodeled bathroom

What a Beauty! My previous bathroom door swung into the bath making it difficult to scooch in past the toilet so the barn door was the answer to my prayers. It brings my 1950s rancher into the new century with style. It's definitely a 2 man job to hang and pray your walls and floor are actually straight and level. Mine were not so we had to be creative with the measurements. I did go with a header board but the studs in the wall were not spaced evenly. All in all it took one man about 5 hours to hang it right. I'm a Happy Girl!!