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by Debbie
Cathedral Mirror Barn Door Joanna Gaines Inspired
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$300
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I have a very small hall bath & the door opens into the bathroom, taking up even more space, so I wanted to replace it with a sliding door. I bought an arched mirror on clearance and mounted it to MDF, framed it out and added trim and molding on sides for privacy.
I purchased the MDF from Home Depot and they cut all the pieces to size for me. I bought the barn door hardware on Amazon. I am pretty handy, but installing the hardware was challenging. It may have been just the one I bought because I had to make modifications. Look for one with easy installation.
I mounted it on MDF 9” wider and 11” higher than the mirror. I painted the top of the MDF board prior to assembly for easier painting after.
I had the MDF cut to size to frame out the mirror.
Here's the installed and completed door!
Here's a view of it closed.
View from down the hall.
View half open.
To cover where the hinges and door latches enter the door jamb, I just covered each side with toe kick and caulked around the edges.
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NOon Jul 10, 2020I am considering this for a hall bathroom to free up wall space in the room. My concern is opening the door from inside the room. Do you just push on the door or is there a finger grip of some sort on the inside? The mirror would be awesome to give the illusion of space in the hallway.
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Anu7 days agoThank You! I will do it! I had similar idea, but using mirror is exactly that I need
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How do you lock this door? Thanks
I don’t. When bathroom is in use door is closed. Could use hook and eye but that is not very pretty. This option may not be for everyone.
This is really beautiful! I can easily see doing this in places in my home where doors overlap with each other. Your last comment, however, confused me. What do you mean: To cover where the hinges and door latches enter the door jamb, I just covered each side with toe kick and caulked around the edges. Perhaps a visual might help. Thanks!
So pretty!
What did you use for a handle on the inside of the bathroom door?
It looks amazing.