A white paneled interior barn door on a hidden roller track, viewed through a bathroom mirror. The door is positioned in front of a shower/tub area with light grey vertical subway tile, a recessed niche with bottles, and a shower curtain.
Close-up of the upper half of a light grey-painted interior barn door with four recessed panels, mounted on a hidden roller hardware track. The door slides to the right, partially revealing a light grey wall and an adjacent white standard door frame on the left.
White interior barn door with a vertical pull handle, mounted on a hidden roller track. The door is shown next to a standard swinging closet door on the left and a light grey tiled shower wall with a shower handle on the right.
A modern, light wood barn door appears to float against the wall, showcasing the clean aesthetic of the hidden roller barn door hardware.
A detail shot of the small, silver wall-mounted guide that ensures a smooth glide, the secret to our invisible barn door hardware.
A close-up of the discreet, black wall-mounted guide, showing the matte black finish available for our minimalist barn door hardware.
Detail shot of the matte black wall guide, a key component of our invisible hardware system and an example of quality US-made barn door hardware.
A white three-panel shaker barn door installed with a hidden top-mount track, a clean and modern example of minimalist barn door hardware.
A view showing the concealed rollers and track, the mechanism behind our innovative invisible barn door hardware from Goldberg Brothers.
The complete Goldberg Brothers hardware kit, laying out all the US-made barn door hardware components needed for the invisible roller system installation.
A lay-flat view of the dual-wheel Goldberg Brothers hardware kit, showing the robust roller assemblies used for our invisible barn door hardware.
An instructional diagram titled 'How to Calculate Single Door Track Length'. The primary formula shown is: Track Length = 2 x Door Width. Additional formulas are provided to determine door size: Door Width = Opening Width + (2 x Molding Width, or 4 inches if no molding). Door Height = Opening Height + (Molding Height, or 2 inches if no molding) - 1/2 inch.
An instructional diagram showing a closed barn door and titled 'How to Calculate Single Door Track Length'. The primary formula is: Track Length = 2 x Door Width. Additional formulas for door size are: Door Width = Opening Width + (2 x Molding Width, or 4 inches if no molding). Door Height = Opening Height + (Molding Height, or 2 inches if no molding) - 1/2 inch.
Instructional diagram: 'How to Calculate Double Door Biparting Track Length'. The main formula is: Track Length = 4 x Door Width. To find the size for each of the two doors, the formulas are: Door Width = [Opening Width + (2 x Molding Width, or 4 inches if no molding)] / 2. The Door Height formula is: Door Height = Opening Height + (Molding Height, or 2 inches if no molding) - 1/2 inch.
Instructional diagram showing a pair of closed biparting doors, titled 'How to Calculate Double Door Biparting Track Length'. The main formula is: Track Length = 4 x Door Width. To find the size for each door, the formulas are: Door Width = [Opening Width + (2 x Molding Width, or 4 inches if no molding)] / 2. The Door Height formula is: Door Height = Opening Height + (Molding Height, or 2 inches if no molding) - 1/2 inch.
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A white paneled interior barn door on a hidden roller track, viewed through a bathroom mirror. The door is positioned in front of a shower/tub area with light grey vertical subway tile, a recessed niche with bottles, and a shower curtain.Close-up of the upper half of a light grey-painted interior barn door with four recessed panels, mounted on a hidden roller hardware track. The door slides to the right, partially revealing a light grey wall and an adjacent white standard door frame on the left.White interior barn door with a vertical pull handle, mounted on a hidden roller track. The door is shown next to a standard swinging closet door on the left and a light grey tiled shower wall with a shower handle on the right.A modern, light wood barn door appears to float against the wall, showcasing the clean aesthetic of the hidden roller barn door hardware.A detail shot of the small, silver wall-mounted guide that ensures a smooth glide, the secret to our invisible barn door hardware.A close-up of the discreet, black wall-mounted guide, showing the matte black finish available for our minimalist barn door hardware.Detail shot of the matte black wall guide, a key component of our invisible hardware system and an example of quality US-made barn door hardware.A white three-panel shaker barn door installed with a hidden top-mount track, a clean and modern example of minimalist barn door hardware.A view showing the concealed rollers and track, the mechanism behind our innovative invisible barn door hardware from Goldberg Brothers. Video of hidden roller barn door hardware being installed.The complete Goldberg Brothers hardware kit, laying out all the US-made barn door hardware components needed for the invisible roller system installation.A lay-flat view of the dual-wheel Goldberg Brothers hardware kit, showing the robust roller assemblies used for our invisible barn door hardware.An instructional diagram titled 'How to Calculate Single Door Track Length'. The primary formula shown is: Track Length = 2 x Door Width. Additional formulas are provided to determine door size: Door Width = Opening Width + (2 x Molding Width, or 4 inches if no molding). Door Height = Opening Height + (Molding Height, or 2 inches if no molding) - 1/2 inch.An instructional diagram showing a closed barn door and titled 'How to Calculate Single Door Track Length'. The primary formula is: Track Length = 2 x Door Width. Additional formulas for door size are: Door Width = Opening Width + (2 x Molding Width, or 4 inches if no molding). Door Height = Opening Height + (Molding Height, or 2 inches if no molding) - 1/2 inch.Instructional diagram: 'How to Calculate Double Door Biparting Track Length'. The main formula is: Track Length = 4 x Door Width. To find the size for each of the two doors, the formulas are: Door Width = [Opening Width + (2 x Molding Width, or 4 inches if no molding)] / 2. The Door Height formula is: Door Height = Opening Height + (Molding Height, or 2 inches if no molding) - 1/2 inch.Instructional diagram showing a pair of closed biparting doors, titled 'How to Calculate Double Door Biparting Track Length'. The main formula is: Track Length = 4 x Door Width. To find the size for each door, the formulas are: Door Width = [Opening Width + (2 x Molding Width, or 4 inches if no molding)] / 2. The Door Height formula is: Door Height = Opening Height + (Molding Height, or 2 inches if no molding) - 1/2 inch.

Hidden Roller Barn Door Hardware Kit

Goldberg Brothers
Starts at:
$184.50
Finish: Matte Black Texture

Description

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Specifications

What's in the kit

Choosing the right track length

Our Simple 3-Step Process

1) Select Your Hardware
Choose your finish, door thickness, track length, quantity, and optional add-ons
2) Shipped in 14-21 days
Each stainless steel kit is custom-made to order in the U.S.
3) Install with Confidence
Your US made hardware is backed by a limited lifetime warranty.

The Clean, Floating Look — Installed Right the First Time.

Hidden roller hardware is one of the most requested styles we carry, and for good reason — when it's installed correctly, the door appears to float with no visible hardware from the front. The key is a technique called back-mounting, and once you understand it, the rest of the install follows the same logic as a standard barn door setup.


We worked with @ourhighlandshome to put together this video walkthrough based on the questions we hear most from our customers: where exactly does the track go, how do the hangers sit on the back of the door, and how do you safely get the door onto the rail without scratching anything?


What we cover in this video:

  • Track Placement: How to level and position your wall rail for proper clearance — including the critical gap measurement that most guides skip
  • Hanger Installation: Exactly how to position the rollers on the back of the door to achieve the true floating effect
  • The Final Hang: How to safely lift the door onto the track and secure the safety stops so it stays put

If you have questions after watching, our team is here — we've helped thousands of customers through this exact install.

Common Questions

The track face, track stops, and wall mounting hardware remain visible. The roller assembly — the mechanism that makes the door slide — is concealed behind the door panel and not visible from the front.

No. The track mounts to the wall surface — no recessing required. The roller assembly attaches to the back of the door — no routing or hollowing required. Standard surface mount, with the roller assembly relocated behind the door.

Because the roller assembly sits behind the door rather than above it, the door hangs approximately 1 in off the wall. Standard sliding hardware sits at about 3/8 in. For most installs this is a non-issue, but it's worth confirming before ordering if you're working with a tight reveal or a narrow hallway.

No. Hidden roller still requires at least 4‑3/8 in of clearance between the top of the door and the top of the rough opening. If your space doesn't allow for that, ceiling-mount hardware is the right direction.

No. Soft close is not compatible with hidden roller configurations. If soft close is a requirement, see our standard sliding hardware where it's available as an add-on.

Questions before you order?

Hidden roller hardware has a few more fit requirements than standard sliding hardware — header clearance and wall offset in particular. If you want to confirm your opening works before placing a made-to-order purchase, email us at info@thebarndoorhardwarestore.com with your rough opening dimensions, door width and height, door material and approximate weight, and your ceiling clearance above the top of the opening. We'll confirm everything fits before your kit goes into production. Available 7 days a week.

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