DIY Barn Doors
Cost: $600 Difficulty: Challenging
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17 Comments
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Nice!! Looks like a fairly easy project ......hmmmmmm...... -
These look great! I love barn doors, I really want them somewhere in my house too! -
Gorgeous. Love the rich dark brown/walnut stain. I'm curious how much this project cost if you don't mind my asking. -
Becky , We didn't keep track of our expenses since it took us so long to finish the project(My husband has been traveling a lot the past few months.) The track & hanging hardware was about $350, $125 on lumber, apx $50 on stain, supplies & screws and we spent about $100 on large pulls and gate latches that we haven't put on yet. That totals $625. Hope that helps. -
What a great way to close off that space when you want some privacy or security. I love the barn door look but I can't think of a single place I could make one work in my home! Yours looks fantastic! -
Thank you Pam, that helps allot. -
Just awesome. Love barn doors. -
Awesome, just awesome Pam! -
Love that! Fabulous!!! -
Oh my word... hang on, I need to catch my breath... STUNNING! -
Clever!! Waving to you from Rock Hill! :-) -
LOOKS GREAT...LOOKING FORWARD ONE DAY TO HAVE THE PRIVILEGE TO OWN ONE...THANKS FOR SHARING... -
Love the doors. They look awesome, great job. -
My daughter suggested years ago to paint my floor to ceiling doors in my laundryroom barn red with white x's like barn doors. It is awesome cause everything else is chickens and barn rustic. -
We did this on the outside of our patio doors because we live in the desert and can't afford to build a patio cover right now. We used fence sections from Home Depot, trimmed them to fit and bought the rolling hardware (from old barn doors) on Ebay. Had the track made at a metal shop for about $30. Painted them to match the trim color and they work and look great to keep out the hot afternoon desert sun in the summer. -
I love the whole room! Those barn doors really make the entire room ''Just feel like home". And I don't even have a barn... But love what you did! -
I would think a 3rd purpose would be added insulations against Heat/cooling loss to the elements....
