A modern dark walnut barn door with an intricate geometric diamond pattern installed on a black track in a contemporary living space with a fireplace.

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Four interchangeable, unassembled pine wood panels with slatted diamond designs, illustrating the ability to DIY and customize the final pattern by flipping the panels.

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Close-up studio shot of a single black barn door panel featuring a striking slatted diamond geometric pattern.

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Close-up studio shot of a single Classic Gray barn door panel featuring a striking slatted diamond geometric pattern.

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Close-up studio shot of a single Early American barn door panel featuring a striking slatted diamond geometric pattern.

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Close-up studio shot of a single ebony barn door panel featuring a striking slatted diamond geometric pattern.

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Close-up studio shot of a single navy barn door panel featuring a striking slatted diamond geometric pattern.

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Close-up studio shot of a single red mahogany barn door panel featuring a striking slatted diamond geometric pattern.

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Diamond Pattern Barn Door Panel

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Solid pine barn door with diagonal cross-hatch panels running across the face — a bold, lattice-style design where two diagonal directions intersect across the door surface. The two C panels can be flipped during assembly to create one of four different arrangements. The visual result is denser and more intricate than the single-diagonal slanted door, while having fewer variations than the patterned door. Decide on your arrangement before you start assembling — orienting the panels correctly from the beginning is significantly easier than adjusting after the fact. Hardware is not included. See our hardware kits collection for compatible options, or our barn door kits collection if you want a complete door-and-hardware package.

Available in 8 widths from 26 to 50 in and two heights (80 and 84 in). An unfinished option is not available for this door style — all 8 finishes are pre-applied stains, and all ship in 8–10 business days. If you need an unfinished door to apply your own finish, see the fishbone or slanted doors, which both offer unfinished options.

Door width: Measure your rough opening width. For a standard room, add 4 in (2 in overlap each side). For a bedroom or bathroom, add 6 in (3 in each side). The minimum is opening + 1 in (1/2 in per side) — this barely covers the jamb and isn't recommended. Select the width closest to your result. The largest door is 50 in wide — for openings wider than 46 in, a biparting double-door setup often works better in practice.

Door height: Select 80 or 84 in based on your ceiling height and opening. The door should be at least 1 in taller than the opening — more is fine — to leave adequate floor clearance. A 96 in option is not available for this door style.

Door thickness: 1-3/8 in. Compatible with standard HVL single-track and bypass hardware and Goldberg Brothers standard duty hardware. Confirm minimum and maximum thickness requirements on your chosen hardware before ordering.

Material: Solid pine — ships flat for customer assembly

Design: Diamond/cross-hatch panels — 4 arrangement options by flipping C panels during assembly

Heights available: 80 in · 84 in

Widths available: 26 · 30 · 32 · 36 · 40 · 42 · 48 · 50 in

Finish options: Early American · Classic Gray · Dark Walnut · Ebony · Navy · Red Mahogany · Royal Pine · Black

Door thickness: 1-3/8 in

Door weight: 49 lbs (26 in) to 75 lbs (50 in). See the full weight chart for all sizes.

Hardware: Not included — see compatible hardware below

Lead time: 8–10 business days for all options (no unfinished option available)

Solid pine vertical stiles (A) × 2
Horizontal rails (B1, B2, B3) × 1 each — B2 varies by door height (80 in and 84 in use different pieces)
Diamond/cross-hatch panels (C) × 2 — the core design element. Flip these panels before assembling to choose one of four arrangements. Choose first, then build.
Dowels (E) × 10 · Long screws (F) × 10

Tools needed: drill or Phillips screwdriver, rubber mallet. A trigger clamp is optional but helpful for holding the C panels in position while fasteners set. Assembly typically takes 1–2 hours. Hardware — track, rollers, floor guide, and handle — is not included.

At 1-3/8 in thick and 46–68 lbs depending on size, this door works with the full range of standard single-track and bypass hardware. All sizes are well within standard hardware weight capacity.

Standard single sliding door: See our single track hardware kits collection. Compatible with all HVL roller styles and Goldberg Brothers standard duty kits in a wide range of finishes.

Bypass configuration: See our bypass hardware kits collection for single and double bypass options.

Not sure which hardware is right? Email us at info@thebarndoorhardwarestore.com before ordering — we can confirm compatibility and match the right kit to your door and opening.

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Common Questions

How wide should my door be?

Add 4 in to your rough opening width for a standard room (2 in overlap each side) or 6 in for a bedroom or bathroom (3 in each side). Select the closest available width. For openings requiring a door wider than 50 in, consider a biparting setup with two diamond pattern panels — it distributes the visual weight more evenly across a wide opening and requires less wall clearance on the slide side.

Do I need to choose my panel arrangement before assembling?

Yes — this is the most important step and the one most customers skip. The two C panels need to be oriented correctly before the door frame is assembled around them. There are four possible arrangements depending on how you flip each panel. Look at all four options first, decide which one you want, then build. Trying to reorient the panels after assembly requires disassembly.

How does the diamond pattern differ from the other C-panel doors?

The slanted door uses panels cut at a single diagonal angle — bold, graphic line patterns in 4 arrangements. The fishbone door uses V-shaped chevron panels — herringbone-style patterns in 4 arrangements. The patterned door has the most design options at 16 arrangements. The diamond door uses two diagonal directions crossing each other — the lines intersect to form a lattice or diamond grid, which gives it more visual density than the slanted or fishbone while having fewer configurations than the patterned. It's also slightly heavier than the slanted and fishbone due to the cross-hatch panel construction.

Why isn't there an unfinished option for this door style?

An unfinished option isn't available for the patterned door. If you need an unfinished door to apply your own stain or paint finish, the fishbone or slanted doors both offer an unfinished option.

What hardware do I need, and is it sold separately?

Yes — this product is the door panel only. You'll need a separate hardware kit including the track, rollers, floor guide, and handle. See our hardware kits collection for the full range, or email us at info@thebarndoorhardwarestore.com and we can help you match the right kit to this door.

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Width	Weight
26-in	49lbs
30-in	56lbs
32-in	57lbs
36-in	62lbs
40-in	65lbs
42-in	67lbs
48-in	74lbs
50-in	75lbs

Diamond Pattern Barn Door Panel

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