Diamond Pattern Double Door Barn Door Kit | Black Barn Door Hardware

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Sale price$834.99

Door Stain: Unfinished (Ready to Stain or Paint)

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How It Works

1) Select Your Barn Door Kit
Choose your door color, door height and width, and roller type
2) Shipped Quickly
Unfinished doors ship in 3-5 business days. Stained doors take 8-10 business days to stain and ship.
3) Install with Confidence
Barn door hardware with a limited lifetime warranty

Common Questions

Yes — both panels are identical in construction. Assemble both before hanging either one. The critical step upfront: choose your diamond panel arrangement from the four possible designs and apply the same pattern to both doors before you start. Mixing patterns between the two panels is possible but will look inconsistent — decide first. Plan for 2–3 hours total for door assembly before installation. A trigger clamp is optional but helpful for holding panels while fasteners set.

Yes. Select Unfinished (Ready to Stain or Paint) under Door Stain. Both doors arrive as raw solid pine, and the kit ships in 3–5 business days, compared with 8–10 business days for the pre-stained options. The hardware is black either way. Finish the pieces before you assemble them, and do both doors in the same session so the color matches across the pair. The crossing diagonal grooves on the C panels and the edges that sit inside the frame are much easier to reach while everything is flat.

All three use flippable C panels that create different design variations. The slanted panels run at a single diagonal angle — bold, graphic lines. The fishbone panels are V-shaped — herringbone arrangements where diagonals meet at a point. The diamond pattern panels use two diagonal directions simultaneously — the lines cross each other to form a lattice or diamond grid across the door face. The diamond design has the most visual density of the three; the slanted is the most minimal. If maximum design flexibility is a priority, the Patterned Double offers 16 arrangements vs four for the diamond.

Yes — use the 6 in formula (add 6 in to the opening width, divide by 2) when selecting your panel width for better privacy coverage. Barn doors don't seal like hinged doors — there will be a small gap at the edges and at the center meeting point — so if sound isolation is the primary concern, a hinged door is the more effective choice. For privacy, a properly sized biparting barn door works well.

We'd almost always recommend that approach for anyone who can source panels locally — it's significantly better value. See our hardware kits collection for biparting options, or email us at info@thebarndoorhardwarestore.com and we can help you select the right kit.

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