Unfinished Classic Single Track Barn Door Kit
A customer install of a J-Strap double bypass barn door hardware kit in a matte black finish, shown on two sliding barn doors.
A customer install of a Spoke Wheel Single Track barn door hardware kit in a matte black finish, shown on a rustic wooden barn door.
Finished Spoke Wheel Barn Door Hardware Install
A customer install of a Spoke Wheel Single Track double door barn door hardware kit in a matte black finish, shown on a rustic wooden barn door.
Finished Spoke Wheel Barn Door Hardware Install
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Half-X barn door in red mahogany stain finish with matte black sliding barn door hardware, open to a white built-in closet with herringbone hardwood floors
Half-X barn door in ebony stain finish with matte black sliding barn door hardware, open to a white built-in closet with herringbone hardwood floors
Half-X barn door in dark walnut stain finish with matte black sliding barn door hardware, open to a white built-in closet with herringbone hardwood floors
Half-X barn door in classic gray stain finish with matte black sliding barn door hardware, open to a white built-in closet with herringbone hardwood floors
Half-X barn door in white stain finish with matte black sliding barn door hardware, open to a white built-in closet with herringbone hardwood floors
Half-X barn door in black stain finish with matte black sliding barn door hardware, open to a white built-in closet with herringbone hardwood floors
Half-X barn door in navy stain finish with matte black sliding barn door hardware, open to a white built-in closet with herringbone hardwood floors
Half-X barn door in royal pine stain finish with matte black sliding barn door hardware, open to a white built-in closet with herringbone hardwood floors
Half-X barn door in Early American stain finish with matte black sliding barn door hardware, open to a white built-in closet with herringbone hardwood floors
Half-X barn door in tinsmith gray stain finish with matte black sliding barn door hardware, open to a white built-in closet with herringbone hardwood floors
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Unfinished Classic Single Track Barn Door KitA customer install of a J-Strap double bypass barn door hardware kit in a matte black finish, shown on two sliding barn doors.A customer install of a Spoke Wheel Single Track barn door hardware kit in a matte black finish, shown on a rustic wooden barn door.Finished Spoke Wheel Barn Door Hardware InstallA customer install of a Spoke Wheel Single Track double door barn door hardware kit in a matte black finish, shown on a rustic wooden barn door.Finished Spoke Wheel Barn Door Hardware InstallUnfinished Barn DoorBlack Barn DoorNavyRoyal PineTinsmith GrayWhite Barn DoorClassic Gray Barn DoorDark Walnut Barn DoorEarly American Barn DoorEbony Barn DoorRed MahoganyTraditional Barn Door DIY Design OptionsHalf-X barn door in red mahogany stain finish with matte black sliding barn door hardware, open to a white built-in closet with herringbone hardwood floorsHalf-X barn door in ebony stain finish with matte black sliding barn door hardware, open to a white built-in closet with herringbone hardwood floorsHalf-X barn door in dark walnut stain finish with matte black sliding barn door hardware, open to a white built-in closet with herringbone hardwood floorsHalf-X barn door in classic gray stain finish with matte black sliding barn door hardware, open to a white built-in closet with herringbone hardwood floorsHalf-X barn door in white stain finish with matte black sliding barn door hardware, open to a white built-in closet with herringbone hardwood floorsHalf-X barn door in black stain finish with matte black sliding barn door hardware, open to a white built-in closet with herringbone hardwood floorsHalf-X barn door in navy stain finish with matte black sliding barn door hardware, open to a white built-in closet with herringbone hardwood floorsHalf-X barn door in royal pine stain finish with matte black sliding barn door hardware, open to a white built-in closet with herringbone hardwood floorsHalf-X barn door in Early American stain finish with matte black sliding barn door hardware, open to a white built-in closet with herringbone hardwood floorsHalf-X barn door in tinsmith gray stain finish with matte black sliding barn door hardware, open to a white built-in closet with herringbone hardwood floors

Natural Pine Wood Barn Door

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Starts at:
$339.99
Stain: Unfinished

Description

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Specifications

What's in the box

Pair with hardware

How It Works

1) Select Your DIY Barn Door
Choose your door color, door height and width
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
Easy to follow instruction guides provided to assemble your barn door in the style of your choice

Common Questions

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). That gives you the target door width — select the closest available size. For wide openings where a single door would need to be 54 in or wider, a two-panel biparting setup often works better in practice: it requires less wall clearance on the slide side and is easier to handle during installation.

No — the door ships as flat components and requires assembly before installation. All pieces are pre-drilled and the process is straightforward with the included instructions. Plan for 1–2 hours. If you're adding decorative accent pieces, decide which design you want before you start — plain panel (no accents), single X, left arrow, or right arrow — since the pieces need to be oriented and counted correctly from the beginning.

Unfinished ships raw — no stain or paint applied. This is the right choice if you want to apply your own stain color, match an existing wood finish precisely, or paint a color not in the lineup. Stained options are pre-finished before shipment and add 5–7 days to the lead time. One note on White and Tinsmith Gray: these are applied as a light paint layer, not a traditional stain — the wood grain remains visible through the finish. If you need a fully opaque white, you'll get a cleaner result applying your own primer and paint to an Unfinished door.

Yes — this product is the door panel only. You'll need a separate hardware kit that includes the track, rollers, floor guide, handle, and mounting hardware. The right kit depends on your configuration (single door, bypass, etc.) and your preferred hanger style. 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.

Yes — pine is a knotty wood and individual boards vary. Some doors will have more pronounced knots than others; this is a natural characteristic of the species, not a defect. If you're planning to paint the door, knots can telegraph through certain primers and paints — using a shellac-based primer on any knots before painting helps seal them and prevents bleed-through. For a stained finish, knots add character and are generally part of the look customers choose pine for.

Questions?

Email us at info@thebarndoorhardwarestore.com — we can help you confirm the right door size for your opening, match compatible hardware, or advise on finish options. Available 7 days a week.

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