FREDBECK 30 x 84 inch Glass Barn Door with 5.5FT Barn Door Hardware Kit & Handle Included,5-Panel Frosted Glass,Wood Panel,Water-Proof Surface,Pre-Drilled Holes,Need Assembly

This door is absolutely beautiful, very well constructed and easy to install, great price.

Perfect for our basement door! Our garage door backs up to our basement and we needed something slim. This door is gorgeous! The color is accurate. It’s easy to use but the directions could have been a little more clear. We did have to add an extra piece of wood at the top to add stability to the bar, but I think it just adds to the look. Amazing door for the price.

I remodeled my bathroom, and this door was the final touch. Works and slides quietly. Very stylish. I hired 2 guys to put it together and mount it. Took an hour to 1.5 . Its heavy, 80lbs

The door looks like real wood, you can not tell the difference. The hardware was well constructed and becaause it came in two pieces with the connection piece, it saved us because our wall was not straight. The door moves easily, Fun to install with your wife. Hanging it will take two men, its heavy. I had to instal a 1X1 inch Block of wood about 1.4 inches on the floor to lock in the bottom roller. Any man can figure that part out and simple. Our opening was higher than a normal door and 43 inches wide, and this door was eactly 48 inches wide and fit perfect. IT takes two men to lift it in the home, and lifting it is not bad, just awkward because its a long box. All harware came with Lag bolts for the header board area, and Drywall anchors for the dry wall for decorative purpuses on the roller bar. On mine I drilled a new hole through the metal barn door bar hanger where the door rolls on it. My studs did not match up to the holes there were pre driilled. Drilling through that bar is not a problem and I jsut moved one of the dry wall lag bolts to that new hole and screwed the bar in for the support I needed to the stud. Then emailed the seller for a new bushing and bought a 5/16 black bolt and drywall anchor to install where I moved the drywall lag bolt. This part is common sense and not hard. I had the tools I needed. Very few men would have a problem wiht this extra step, its not hard. Overal we have been using it now and love it. We hope you do as well.

We installed this as our master bathroom door after gutting and remodeling our master bathroom ourselves. Its a solid door, well made, and easy to put together. Even the installation was easy, however my big gripe is the anchors that came with the kit. We've had the door installed for about a year now and the full weight of the door is essentially sitting and sliding on the carpet. The track and anchors are pulling/pulled out. Everything else was great, but now we're going to have to redo the install at some point because of the cheap anchors provided. Do yourself a favor and get better anchors.

Nice door , good price. Heavy, looks good, I am happy.

As an expert woodworker I had to swallow my pride to make this purchase. I needed a Black Walnut barn door, that fits a modern farmhouse atmosphere, without having to spend what was likely to be $750+ on lumber, plus another maybe $200 on glass and then the door hardware; likely $150+. I found this, and it really piqued my interest. After receiving it and getting it out of the box, I admit: I was impressed. It was well packed. All hardware was included. It went together super easily and the wood grain PVC veneer is sharp! I’m making a black walnut entry door to replace the old colonial door for the porch right next to this and the grain and hue needed to match. I included a photo of real black walnut (bottom board) against a section of the barn door, on top. They match very, very closely. I'm quite confident the door is made to resemble Europen walnut, which has the same grain but is several shades lighter. You’ll see the black walnut board installed up top to support the door rail in the finished picture. European walnut isn't easy to obtain here in the States. It's close enough. My ONLY (!!!) complaint is that the glass rattles around in their channels. I may run a light layer of silicone where the glass meets the door’s wood framing. Overall, I saved what was likely 75% or more over making it myself. And it’s seriously very sharp! Just need to finish painting the walls and we’re good to go!

I’m extremely happy with this barn door. We are renovating our kitchen and I looked at so many options, some costing more than $1,000. This one is so reasonably priced and looks great. It glides smoothly and quietly. We use ours between the mud room and kitchen. (I can’t speak for the installation because we had our contractor install it but I don’t think he had any issues.)