Start by measuring your door opening and determining your door size. Our installation guide walks through the entire process step-by-step. For design inspiration, visit our Pinterest page or customer gallery. Our team is available 7 days a week at info@thebarndoorhardwarestore.com to help you get your order right.

This J-Strap Single Bypass Hardware Kit is compatible with doors from 1-3/8 inches to 1-3/4 inches thick. If your door is a different thickness, contact us for personalized assistance, as we may have spacer extenders or other solutions available.

Yes. A header board distributes the door system's weight evenly across the wall to prevent drywall damage and allows flexible track placement without being limited to wall stud locations.

Use hardwood that can support your door's weight. Good options include:

• Red Oak – Strong, durable, attractive grain
• White Oak – Strong with a lighter color
• Maple – Excellent strength, clean appearance
• Birch – Solid, affordable, readily available
• Poplar – Consistent and easy to paint

Avoid softwoods like pine, which may not support the door's weight over time.

Minimum 1" thick and 6" wide. Length should extend to the next wall stud beyond each end of the track to ensure full support.

The robust steel track included in this kit measures 1/4 inch in thickness and 1-1/2 inches in width.

The length of your track depends on whether you want a Pass-Through System (partial access) or a Fully Clear Opening (maximum wall space).

• Pass-Through System: The track needs to be slightly wider than your opening, just enough to account for your desired door overlap when closed. Track length = opening width + door overlap on each side. Example: A 68in opening + 2in of overlap x 2 needs a 72” (5-foot) track
• Fully Clear Opening with 2 doors: To slide the doors completely off the wall. Track length = 3× the width of one door. Example: Two 36" doors need a 108" (9-foot) track.
• Fully Clear Opening with 3 or 4 doors: To slide the doors completely off the wall. Track length = 4× the width of one door. Example: Three or four 36" doors need a 144" (12-foot) track.

Need help calculating your specific measurements? Our friendly team is here to guide you! Contact us!

Yes. Every track is custom-cut to your exact specifications. We can accommodate any length—tracks over 7'6" are shipped in multiple sections with junction plates for seamless connection. To get started, please fill out our custom quote form.

Important: Returns for custom items may not be accepted. Review our return policy before finalizing your purchase.

This powder-coated steel hardware can be used outdoors in covered areas, but exposure to rain or high humidity may cause rust over time. For outdoor installations or coastal environments, we recommend our Stainless Steel Hardware, which is specifically engineered for weather resistance.

Yes, the included wheels are best for doors weighing less than 150 pounds. For heavier doors (up to the track's weight limit), we recommend using metal wheels.

The roller wheels are manufactured using high-quality nylon. This material ensures smooth, quiet operation as the roller glides along the track.

Adjust the header board thickness or use spacer blocks to create your desired clearance. The door will naturally sit about 3/8" from the wall when mounted with standard hardware.

Yes, we offer additional track sections with mounting hardware that can be seamlessly connected to your current track to achieve your desired length.

Yes, conversion kits are available to change a single track system to a double track bypass. For detailed information, please email us at info@thebarndoorhardwarestore.com for assistance.

To prevent a door wider than 4 feet from warping over time, we recommend using additional hangers to distribute the weight more evenly. Email us at info@thebarndoorhardwarestore.com for more information.

Yes. The included floor guide keeps your door aligned with the track and prevents swinging, ensuring smooth operation and preventing the door from shifting away from the wall. It's a small component that makes a significant difference in performance.

Yes. Goldberg Brothers provides a limited lifetime manufacturer’s warranty covering defective parts under normal installation and use. The warranty covers repair or replacement of defective components at the manufacturer's discretion and does not include installation costs.

Not covered: Cosmetic imperfections in steel parts visible through the finish, rust (some rusting is possible on powder-coated steel if installed outdoors or exposed to high humidity), or damage from extreme circumstances.

For warranty questions, email info@thebarndoorhardwarestore.com.

Yes. Visit our Pinterest page and customer showcase gallery for hundreds of real installation photos showing different styles, finishes, and room applications.