How do barn doors create a seamless transition between indoor and outdoor spaces?

 When it comes to transforming a room, Barn Doors  are an easy way to add a big impact with minimal effort. Unlike traditional doors that require frames to hang and swing open, barn doors slide horizontally over an opening and can be rolled to either side of the doorway, giving a stylish gateway a sleek and modern feel. Whether you’re trying to make a room feel more rustic, or want to give a modern loft a Post-Industrial flair, there are many different kinds of barn doors and hardware designs that can achieve the look you are after.

 Installing your barn door will also have a big impact on the style

Where you’re installing your barn door will also have a big impact on the style you’re going for. For example, if you’re outfitting a bathroom, you may need to prioritize privacy over aesthetics. In this case, you’ll want to choose a solid-core door that’s thick enough to block out sound and light from outside. You’ll also want to ensure your door overlaps the opening by at least 1" (more is better) to block out more of the light and sound.

 Choose from a variety of doors and hardware designs

Depending on your budget, you can choose from a variety of doors and hardware designs to create a custom look. Some homeowners prefer to keep their doors simple by staining them or painting them in a color that matches the rest of the room, while others want to go bold with color or texture by choosing a uniquely crafted door.

Barn door that has a unique textured design

If you’re choosing to go the extra mile and choose a barn door that has a unique textured design, be sure to find hardware that compliments that texture. Otherwise, it will stand out like a sore thumb. If you’re unsure of which kind of door or hardware will work best in your space, consider consulting with an expert interior designer.

Barn doors can be quite heavy

Since barn doors can be quite heavy, it’s important to select a sturdy track system that’s able to support the weight of your chosen door. For sturdiness, look for track pieces that are made of solid steel or aluminum, rather than plastic or nylon. Also, be sure to mount the header—the piece that attaches to your wall—to studs for maximum strength.

Coordinating hardware on a barn door has less to do with aesthetics and more to do with function. Hum says, “You’ll also want to ensure that any pulls you use don’t hit the frame of the door and cause damage.”

Barn red door that will make guests take notice

Aesthetics aside, one of the best things about Barn Doors is that they can be used to make a big visual statement. So don’t be afraid to try something bold, like a bright orange or barn red door that will make guests take notice.

Conclusion

Although you can install a barn door without the help of a professional, working with an experienced contractor or carpenter is always the safest route to take to ensure the job is done correctly. A skilled professional will not only be able to hang the door properly, but will also ensure that the door is sized correctly and can safely slide down its tracks.