Interior barn doors? Yes? The most expensive part is the hardware.
The doors can be cedar fence pieces, that are about 6” wide and 6’ long, with pine stiles and rails to make up the height difference (8” for a 6’-8” door). You’ll need to incorporate a diagonal piece of pine to keep it from racking and to complete the style motif.
I would stain it a Grey tone to make it look weathered.
We made 3 separate barn doors, painted and hung them. Every one of them has warped and no longer match up to the door openings. We even laid the wood out on the floor...
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I'm looking to update my closet doors to be bifold wooden doors, but strangely the opening of my closet measures to be 95" tall, and the current door...
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I am looking to block the top of a staircase with a temporary door to keep cats out of the first floor. the problem I am having is that the ceiling is very high, 90"...
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I made barn doors for a pantry and wrote a blog about how I built them. You can adjust the sizes to fit your application.
https://do-daddy.com/how-to-build-diy-double-sliding-barn-doors/
Interior barn doors? Yes? The most expensive part is the hardware.
The doors can be cedar fence pieces, that are about 6” wide and 6’ long, with pine stiles and rails to make up the height difference (8” for a 6’-8” door). You’ll need to incorporate a diagonal piece of pine to keep it from racking and to complete the style motif.
I would stain it a Grey tone to make it look weathered.
Buy the hardware and then build doors to fit opening. Many options available.
I like the idea of using fence pieces. You can also buy unpainted barn doors from Walmart and Amazon for about $200, including buying the hardware.