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Selecting the correct hardware depends entirely on your architectural space and the specific system you choose. While every setup has unique requirements, the general rule is a trade-off between installation simplicity and wall space:

• Traditional Sliding Kits: These are our most straightforward systems. However, they require the most track length; to achieve a fully clear opening, you typically need a track at least double the width of your door(s).
• Bypass Kits: These systems are engineered for tight spaces where wall clearance is limited. They sacrifice some installation simplicity for a significantly shorter track length, allowing doors to stack or overlap.
• Calculating Track Length: Because math varies by system, there is no "universal" formula. Please follow the specific instructions on the product page of the hardware you are interested in to calculate the exact length required for your project.

Need a hand with the math? If you'd like help determining the best hardware setup for your space, feel free to email us with your opening dimensions. We’re happy to help you spec it out.

Our comprehensive hardware kits include everything you need for a standard installation: the steel track, door hangers (2 for a single door kit, 4 for a double door kit), spacers, door stops, anti-jump disks, and one or two floor guides. Please note that the door itself is usually sold separately.

Our barn door hardware is engineered for maximum stability and fluid movement, with weight ratings designed to cover everything from lightweight interior doors to massive architectural partitions.

• Standard Kits: Rated to support up to 250 lbs. These are ideal for the majority of residential door installations.
• Heavy-Duty Kits: For oversized, solid wood, or metal-framed doors, our high-capacity hardware supports up to 600 lbs.

Yes. Our Hidden Roller Hardware is specifically designed for spaces with zero headroom. Unlike traditional hangers that sit on top of the track and require several inches of clearance, this low-profile system eliminates the need for ceiling gap by concealing the rolling mechanism. It is the go-to solution for basement renovations, attics, or any opening where the frame meets the ceiling.

The primary difference between these two systems lies in wall space requirements and installation complexity. Choosing the right one depends on how much room you have on either side of your door opening.

• Traditional Sliding Kits: These systems move a single door (or two doors meeting in the middle) along a single track. They are the simplest to install but require the most wall space, as the door needs a clear area to slide into when opened.
• Bypass Kits: Designed for openings with limited wall space, these kits allow two or more doors to slide past each other. This is achieved by using either two parallel tracks or a specialized "single track bypass" bracket. While the installation is more technical, it allows you to cover wide openings while using roughly half the track length of a traditional setup.

Looking for the perfect fit? If you'd like help determining the best hardware setup for your space, feel free to email us. We’re happy to help you spec out the ideal system for your dimensions.

We sell soft-close mechanisms separately as an add-on to our kits. This feature prevents slamming, reduces noise, and increases the lifespan of your hardware by gently pulling the door into the closed position.

For outdoor applications like barns, sheds, or gates, we recommend our stainless steel hardware options. These provide superior resistance to rust and corrosion compared to standard powder-coated interior finishes.

Our hardware is designed for maximum versatility, accommodating everything from standard interior panels to heavy-duty custom builds. Compatibility is determined by the hardware tier you select:

• Regular Duty Systems: Optimized for standard interior door thicknesses of 1-3/8" to 1-3/4".
• Heavy Duty Systems: Engineered for substantial panels, these kits support door thicknesses up to 2-1/4".

Not at all! Our kits are designed for the DIY enthusiast. Every kit comes with a detailed, step-by-step installation guide. As long as you can locate wall studs and use a level and a drill, you can successfully install our hardware.

Yes, a floor guide is essential to prevent the door from swinging inward or outward away from the wall. Every hardware kit we sell includes a floor guide to ensure your door stays on a straight, secure path.

Absolutely. If you have a very wide opening, you can use a track connector to join two rails seamlessly. This allows you to create extra-long spans for any number of doors.

We offer a selection of architectural-grade finishes designed to provide both durability and a high-end aesthetic. Each component is finished with a heavy-duty coating to ensure long-lasting resistance to wear and scratches.

• Matte Black: Our signature non-reflective finish, providing a bold, modern look that complements any interior style.
• Silver Metallic: A clean, professional finish similar to brushed nickel, ideal for matching modern stainless steel appliances.
• Arch Bronze: A rich, deep finish similar to oil-rubbed bronze, offering a timeless look for traditional or rustic spaces.
• Brushed Nickel: A sophisticated, metallic finish with a subtle grain, perfect for a contemporary, high-end feel.
• Stainless Steel: The ultimate in modern durability, offering a sleek, high-lustre finish that is naturally corrosion-resistant.
• Raw Steel: A textured, industrial finish that showcases the natural character of the metal—perfect for lofts and "industrial-chic" designs.

We strongly recommend against installing barn door hardware directly into drywall. Because these systems carry significant weight and are subject to constant lateral motion, anchoring into drywall alone—even with heavy-duty anchors—can lead to wall damage, sagging, or hardware failure.

• The Header Board Requirement: For a secure and professional installation, you should install a 1x6 hardwood header board directly into the wall studs first. The barn door track is then mounted to this header.
• Direct Stud Mounting: While mounting directly into studs is possible, it requires your stud spacing to align perfectly with the pre-drilled holes in the track. A header board eliminates this struggle and ensures your track is perfectly level and structurally sound.
• Safety Note: Never use "molly bolts" or toggle bolts for this application. A structural connection to the building's framing is the only way to ensure long-term safety and smooth operation.

No. Our hardware is engineered for a "whisper-quiet" glide. We prioritize high-performance materials and precision engineering to ensure your door operates smoothly without the "clatter" often found in low-quality hardware.

• Precision Ball Bearings: Every hanger is equipped with high-grade, lubricated ball bearings that eliminate friction and noise.
• Standard Delrin/Nylon Wheels:These are our quietest wheel option. They are made of Delrin or high-density nylon to absorb vibration and provide a near-silent glide, making them perfect for bedrooms and home offices.
• Heavy-Duty Steel Wheels: Our heavy-duty kits feature precision-engineered steel wheels to handle loads up to 600 lbs while maintaining smooth, consistent motion.
• Stainless Steel Rollers: Our stainless steel kits utilize machined stainless steel rollers for a fluid, high-end feel and modern aesthetic.
• Seamless Track Finish: Our tracks feature a consistent, ultra-smooth finish that provides a path for the rollers, preventing jumping or "chatter."

Maintenance is minimal. We recommend wiping the track periodically with a dry cloth to remove dust and checking the tightness of the bolts once a year to ensure the door remains secure and aligned.