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What is the difference between a single bypass and double bypass barn door? Keep in mind that single bypass barn doors only extend over one another when opened. Double bypass barn doors, on the other hand, have a structure that allows these doors’ one panel’s length to be extended on either side of a doorway.

What size hardware do I need for my barn door? When buying the barn door hardware kit that goes for your door, your track size should be at least double the size of your door width; this will ensure that the door will completely uncover the entrance when open. The correct measurement will also provide a smooth, effective, and safe operation of the door.

How far does a bypass barn door stick out? The answer differs based on the depth of the barn door and track system. To make a long story short, it sticks out for up to 1.75” to 3.75” (44.45 mm to 95.25 mm) from the wall.

How do you install a sliding barn door track? 1. Install a header board, if necessary. This is needed if your studs don't align with the predrilled holes of your track. It offers sturdy support for the track and barn doors to hang. Measure the wall studs and mark those measurements on your header board. Then, use screws to drill the board into the studs. Secure the track onto the header board or the wall. If not using a header board, you'll need to align the holes of the track with your wall studs. Then, drill the included screws into the studs to secure the track in place. Install the stoppers on the metal track. Place your stoppers where you need them based on where you'd like your doors to stop along the track. Finally, install your door's hardware, like the door pull, hanger set, and locking mechanism, if they are not already pre-installed. Then, hang the doors by placing the hangers and rollers into the track.