At the turn of the century, many new homes included pocket doors. These homes had 10′- or 12′-high ceilings in a formal dining area that were usually partitioned off with bi-parting doors that slid from recessed pockets. Many still exist today, mostly in the Midwest and Eastern states. It was a simple way of… Read more »
Why We Don’t Show Prices
We often receive emails from interested parties asking us why we don’t show our prices online. A very good question. the answer is simple. We are not a “shopping cart” outfit. We have a team of experienced door and hardware professionals that are here to walk you through every step so you get it right… Read more »
Need some inspiration?
So you’ve decided to go with a sliding barn door to save space, or because you like the look, or both. Now you’re wondering what you should do with that hardware and with the rest of your house. Well, Here is a great blog about one woman’s journey through that same dilemma. She goes by… Read more »
How To Install Barn Door Hardware
In the world of barn door hardware, while fielding calls, we are relegated to the task of answering questions from the mundane, “What color does it come in?” the technical, “What is the chromium level in your stainless steel door pulls?” and everything in between. Far and away, the most common question we get is, “How do I install my… Read more »
Choosing Sliding Closet Doors
Consider the mechanism, the material, and the style when choosing sliding closet doors. The simplest mechanism is the bypass sliding door. The doors are suspended from an overhead track. They are kept in place with a locator track on the bottom. There are normally two tracks, next to each other. They allow half of the… Read more »
CHOOSING SLIDING DOORS
There are three main kinds of sliding doors: Sliding Closet Doors Internal Sliding Doors External Sliding Doors. In all cases the sliding door may be made up of panels which slide next to or in front of each other. Those are called “bypass doors.” The sliding doors may have a folding construction. Each panel is… Read more »
