Think of cabinet barn door hardware as the "mini-me" of our full-sized architectural systems. It is a miniaturized version of standard barn door kits, specifically engineered to bring the sliding door aesthetic to furniture and small-scale cabinetry.

• Smaller Scale: The tracks, hangers, and rollers are significantly smaller to ensure they don't overwhelm the look of your furniture.
• Ideal for Tight Spaces: Just like full-sized barn doors, these systems eliminate the "swing space" needed for traditional cabinet doors. This makes them perfect for kitchen islands, TV consoles, or bathroom vanities in narrow rooms.
• Versatile Design: Whether you are building a custom spice rack, a hidden jewelry cabinet, or a rustic media center, this hardware provides a smooth, functional glide for lighter, thinner door panels.

While they share the same iconic look, cabinet barn door hardware is a miniaturized version of our architectural systems, specifically scaled down for furniture like TV stands, vanities, and kitchen islands.

• Compact Scale: The tracks are significantly shorter and the hangers are smaller to match the proportions of furniture. While standard hardware is built for full-sized room entries, cabinet kits are designed for smaller, thinner panels.
• Reduced Headroom: One of the biggest differences is the clearance needed above the door. For cabinet hardware, the rollers typically require only 3 to 4 inches of height above the top of the door. This allows the system to fit into the tight vertical spaces often found in cabinetry or shelving units.
• Weight Capacity: Because they are designed for furniture-grade wood rather than heavy solid-core room doors, the tracks and rollers are engineered for lighter loads, ensuring a smooth glide without unnecessary bulk.

Our cabinet hardware kits are designed for lighter loads, typically supporting doors up to 75 lbs depending on the specific model. This is more than sufficient for most wood or MDF cabinet doors.

Determining the correct track length for cabinet hardware follows the same golden rule as full-sized doors: your track should be at least double the width of your door.

• Standard Single Door: If you have a 15-inch cabinet door, you will need a track that is at least 30 inches long. This ensures the door can slide completely clear of the opening.
• Double Doors (Bi-Parting): For a pair of doors, the track should usually be double the total width of both doorsto allow them to move fully to the sides.
• Edge-to-Edge Coverage: For furniture projects like TV consoles or sideboards, many customers prefer the track to run the full length of the cabinet for a balanced, symmetrical aesthetic.
• Custom Fitting: If our standard sizes don’t perfectly match your cabinet dimensions, don't worry. You can reach out to us and we can generate a custom quote for the exact length you need to ensure a perfect fit.

Yes. Our cabinet hardware is a favorite choice for TV consoles, media centers, and sideboards. These kits provide a smooth, space-saving sliding action that adds a high-end look to your furniture without the "door swing" into your living space.

• Selection Tip: When purchasing for a TV console with two doors, ensure you select the "Hardware for 2 Doors" option on the product page. This ensures your kit includes the necessary extra hangers and stoppers for a dual-door setup.
• Full-Length Aesthetics: For the most balanced look, we recommend measuring the full width of your console and choosing a track that covers it from edge to edge.
• Smooth Bi-Parting Action: With two doors on a single track, you can slide them to the center to hide your electronics or to the far edges to reveal your display—all while maintaining a slim, low profile.

Most mini hardware kits require only 3 to 4 inches of clearance above the door. This makes them ideal for tight spaces, such as under a countertop or inside a bookshelf.

Yes! These are a favorite for DIYers building their own furniture. The installation is straightforward and requires only basic tools like a drill and a level.

Yes! Our cabinet hardware is a popular choice for bathroom vanities. For installations in high-moisture areas, we recommend choosing any of our powder-coated finishes, such as Matte Black, which provide a durable barrier against humidity. We advise staying away from Raw Steel in these environments, as it lacks a protective coating and is more susceptible to rust when exposed to constant moisture. Any of our other finished options will work great and provide long-lasting protection.

Our mini hardware is typically designed for door thicknesses ranging from 1/2 inch to 1-1/4 inch. If your door is thinner or thicker, you may need to adjust the mounting bolts accordingly.

Yes. Even small cabinet doors need to stay aligned. Every kit includes a mini floor guide (often a small U-channel or stay roller) to prevent the door from rattling or swinging outward.

Yes. All of our tracks are made from high-quality steel that can be easily cut down during installation to fit your cabinet or furniture piece perfectly.

• On-Site Customization: You can use a hacksaw or an angle grinder with a metal-cutting wheel to trim the track to your desired length.
• Custom Quotes: If you prefer not to cut the track yourself, or if your project requires a non-standard length that isn't listed, reach out to us. We can generate a custom quote for a track cut to your exact specifications before it ships.
• Finishing the Edge: If you do cut the track on-site, we recommend applying a small amount of touch-up paint to the raw edge to prevent oxidation and maintain a seamless look.

We offer various finishes to match your furniture hardware, including Matte Black (for a modern farmhouse look), Arch Bronze, and Brushed Nickel.

It is a perfect choice for kitchen islands. It allows you to access storage without having a swinging door block the walkway in a narrow kitchen—providing both style and functionality.

Yes. Our hardware is specifically engineered for a silent, "whisper-quiet" glide. We prioritize smooth operation so that using your doors—whether on a cabinet or a room entry—is a seamless, noise-free experience.

• Nylon or Delrin Wheels: Depending on the specific system, our rollers are crafted from high-density nylon or Delrin. These materials are preferred over metal because they provide a cushioned, quiet contact point with the track, eliminating the "clatter" associated with lower-end hardware.
• Precision Ball Bearings: Each hanger is equipped with high-grade, lubricated ball bearings. This allows the doors to move with minimal effort and prevents the squeaking or grinding common in friction-based systems.
• Vibration Reduction: The combination of smooth-finished steel tracks and specialized wheel materials absorbs vibration, ensuring that the only thing you hear is the door moving through the air, not the hardware moving on the rail.

Yes, all of our kits include mini anti-jump discs. These are small components that attach to the top of the door to prevent it from ever being lifted off the track, ensuring safety even in high-traffic homes with children or pets.