Yes, that is my primary concern. I've been toying with two ideas but don't know if either will work.
A. Attaching the wood necessary to anchor the brackets to the back of the mirror doors using a super strong adhesive.
B. Building a shallow rectangular wooden box that would slide over the vertical ends of the mirror. The brackets would be attached to the back of the wooden box. This would also make my plan to trim thes doors to look like French doors.
I am going to slowly start to upgrade the home I live in. It is a rental and I am allowed to do anything that brings value to the home. I am starting small. The home ...
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We have 2 (2’ ea) glass paine french doors 80” tall that I would like to use to make one opaque barn door 84” tall. The width is ok even if it. Is a little larg...
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Looking for some advice or even tutorials on installing a sliding barn door, or someother type of door for a bathroom with a relatively small amount space around it. ...
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I would like to replace the door towards my bathroom with a sliding barn door.However this door is mounted right into the corner of the kitchen so no room to slide to...
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are you wanting to use the mirrored doors as the sliding barn doors? or take them out and install the wood type sliding barn doors?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hRa4lsQcs_E
Keep in mind that a barn door needs a wall without and electric switches and hvac vents to block it from sliding.
Yes, that is my primary concern. I've been toying with two ideas but don't know if either will work.
A. Attaching the wood necessary to anchor the brackets to the back of the mirror doors using a super strong adhesive.
B. Building a shallow rectangular wooden box that would slide over the vertical ends of the mirror. The brackets would be attached to the back of the wooden box. This would also make my plan to trim thes doors to look like French doors.
Done ... simple advice would have been appreciated.