how to make a sliding barn door lock
Buying commercial sliding barn-door hardware can get expensive. and, if you're like us, often times material for a project is expensive enough. in woodsmith #237, we built a rustic sliding barn. Pro tip: sliding doors should extend at least an inch beyond the sides of the opening that don’t have trim or an inch beyond the moldings of openings with trim. you can add more overlap for extra privacy. choose your barn door hardware before determining the door height. check the measuring instructions or ask the manufacturer for help. Double sliding barn doors. double sliding barn doors can be built two ways: side-by-side sliding doors– this means you’ll have two sliding doors on the same track that can open in the same or opposite directions depending on the size of your track. these can be full size or half size so you’d have two doors but they’d open in the middle.
how to make a sliding barn door lock
Hey buddies! we have an awesome building project for you today. we’re building sliding barn doors! this is going to be a two-part series; the first sharing how to build the barn door, and the second will be talking about barn door hardware and installation in our attic family room! we started out in the lumber isle at our local hardware store.. Barn door hardware. coarse drywall screws 1″ countersink bit; how to build a sliding barn door: first you will need to measure the size of your door opening and determine the width and height you want your door to be. our door opening is 4′ wide, so we built ours to be 4′ wide and 7′ tall..
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