Bypass Barn Door Hardware

Shop our collection of top-quality bypass barn door hardware kits, available in a variety of styles and finishes. Enjoy free shipping on most orders.

Questions About Bypass Barn Door Hardware Kits

Are you considering purchasing one of our bypass hardware kits? Look no further! We've compiled a list of frequently asked questions to help you make an informed decision.

How many doors can I use with bypass barn door hardware kit?

The number of doors supported by our hardware kit varies with the specific configuration. Our hardware kit can be used for double, triple, and four-door setups.

Do these bypass hardware kits come with all the necessary components?

Yes, our kits typically include tracks, rollers, hangers, door guides, and other necessary hardware.

Can a bypass hardware kit be installed on any type of door?

Bypass hardware is compatible with various door materials, including wood and composite.

Do I need a bottom guide with bypass barn door hardware?

Yes, a bottom guide is recommended to prevent swaying and ensure proper alignment, especially for larger and heavier doors. Our kit includes this.

Is professional installation required for these kits?

Professional installation is recommended for proper function and alignment, although some DIYers may install bypass hardware by following our instructions.

What is the difference between a single track bypass and a double track bypass?

A single track bypass involves up to four doors slliding in front of or behind another on a single track, which is ideal for smaller openings where space is limited. These doors are always “connected” due to the nature of the single track. On the other hand, a double bypass accommodates up to four doors on two separate tracks, providing a wider range of configurations, and serving as an elegant solution for larger door openings or closets. This allows doors to fully bypass one another as a second track is added. This option offers the greatest amount of maneuverability for your doors.

What is the standard overlap for a barn door?

The standard overlap for a barn door is typically around 1’’-2’’ inches on each side. This ensures proper coverage, allowing the door to effectively block light and provide privacy while maintaining a visually appealing and functional design.