Transform an ordinary doorway into an architectural feature with a GlassCraft BarnCraft® sliding barn door from Durable Doors & Windows. Choose from distinctive wood, contemporary, farmhouse and metal-inspired designs with finishes and hardware options that make it easy to create a door that complements your home.
Tell us a little about your project and the type of barn door you’re considering. A Durable Doors & Windows specialist will help you explore styles, finishes, hardware, and installation options for your space.
Tell us a little about your project and the type of barn door you’re considering. A Durable Doors & Windows specialist will help you explore styles, finishes, hardware, and installation options for your space.
Barn doors do more than separate rooms. Their distinctive sliding design can save usable floor space while introducing texture, warmth and architectural character into the home. Whether your style leans traditional, rustic, transitional or contemporary, Durable Doors & Windows can help you select a GlassCraft BarnCraft® door, finish and hardware combination designed to complement your interior.
Because a barn door slides along the wall instead of swinging into a room, it can be an excellent solution for spaces where a traditional hinged door may take up valuable floor space.
Turn a standard doorway into an eye-catching design feature with wood grains, panel patterns, contemporary materials and decorative hardware.
Select from different door designs, materials, finishes, sizes and sliding hardware options to create a look that works with the surrounding architecture.
From rustic wood designs to clean contemporary doors, BarnCraft® offers options for a wide variety of interiors.
Clean vertical planks create a timeless barn-door appearance that works especially well with rustic, farmhouse and transitional interiors.
Diagonal X and Z detailing brings recognizable barn-door character to a room while adding depth and architectural interest.
Traditional panel arrangements provide a more refined interpretation of the barn door, making them a natural choice for transitional and traditional homes.
Weathered textures, plank arrangements and distinctive patterns can create the relaxed character associated with modern farmhouse interiors.
Simplified lines and modern design elements offer a cleaner barn-door appearance for contemporary and transitional spaces.
Metal-framed designs with glass can introduce an industrial or modern architectural look while helping adjoining spaces feel more open.
The material of your barn door plays an important role in its appearance, texture and overall character.
Smooth stain application on characterful Knotty Alder grain. Available in 7 finishes for WoodCraft and BarnCraft® doors.
Smooth stain application on light, fine-grained Birch for BarnCraft® doors. Available in 7 finishes.
Smooth stain application on rich Mahogany grain. Available in 7 finishes for WoodCraft and BarnCraft® doors.
Authentic reclaimed wood character with weathered textures and natural variations for genuine rustic charm. Available in 5 finishes.
Sliding barn doors can work in many areas of the home where you want privacy, separation or a stronger architectural statement.
Create a warm transition into a bedroom while adding an attractive design feature to the surrounding hallway or living space.
A properly planned barn door can provide a stylish transition into certain bathroom layouts while reducing the space needed for a swinging door.
Close off a workspace when privacy is needed and slide the door away when you want the office to feel connected to the rest of the home.
Add farmhouse, transitional or contemporary character to the kitchen with a sliding door leading into the pantry.
Hide the laundry area when it isn’t being used without introducing another swinging door into a hallway or adjoining room.
A sliding barn door can provide an attractive alternative to conventional hinged or bi-fold closet doors.
The right configuration depends on the size of your opening, available wall space and the visual impact you want to create.
A single sliding door is an excellent option for standard openings, pantries, home offices, bathrooms, closets and bedrooms.
For wider openings, two barn doors can create a dramatic symmetrical appearance and a larger architectural focal point.
Larger barn doors can be used to create a stronger statement while accommodating wider or taller interior openings.
For layouts where available wall space may be limited, select BarnCraft® configurations may provide additional opening possibilities.
A barn door becomes much more than a functional room divider when the door style, finish and hardware are selected as a complete design.
Choose finishes that highlight the natural texture and grain of the wood while coordinating with flooring, cabinetry, furniture and trim.
Traditional stain treatments provide a clean, finished appearance while allowing natural wood characteristics to remain visible.
Antique-inspired treatments can add depth and character for interiors with rustic, Old World or traditional design influences.
Distressed finishes help create the weathered appearance associated with reclaimed materials and farmhouse interiors.
Barnwood-style colors can create a more rustic or naturally aged appearance without limiting you to one interior color palette.
Modern painted and metal-inspired selections can provide a cleaner appearance for transitional, contemporary and industrial interiors.
Hardware can dramatically change the overall personality of a barn door. From traditional exposed rollers and tracks to more streamlined hardware designs, Durable Doors & Windows can help coordinate your door and sliding system for both appearance and everyday operation.
Choose hardware that complements the size, weight and design of your selected barn door.
Complete your door with handle styles that coordinate with the finish and surrounding interior hardware.
For homeowners who prefer a cleaner architectural appearance, select BarnCraft® designs can be paired with concealed sliding hardware that minimizes the appearance of a traditional exposed track.
Barn doors are no longer limited to farmhouse interiors.
Natural wood, panel designs and classic finishes can introduce warmth while maintaining an elegant appearance.
Plank, X-brace, Z-brace and weathered wood looks create the recognizable character associated with farmhouse interiors.
Wood grain and architectural detailing work especially well with the natural materials and handcrafted appearance of Craftsman design.
Simplified panel or wood designs can bridge traditional architectural details with a cleaner contemporary interior.
Metal, glass and minimalist barn-door designs can create a striking modern feature without introducing a rustic appearance.
Metal frames, darker finishes and glass provide a strong architectural element for loft-style and industrial spaces.
GlassCraft has been manufacturing door products since 1977, and its BarnCraft® collection extends that experience into interior sliding doors. BarnCraft® gives homeowners access to a broad selection of designs, materials, finishes and hardware, making it possible to create a barn door that feels intentionally designed for the home rather than added as an afterthought.
Choose from traditional barn-door patterns, panel designs, contemporary styles and other architectural options.
Explore natural wood, engineered and metal options for very different interior aesthetics.
Coordinate the door with cabinetry, floors, furnishings, trim and the overall color palette of your home.
Select sliding hardware that complements both the appearance and operation of your new door.
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The right barn door requires more than selecting a design you like. Door size, opening dimensions, wall space, hardware placement and installation all need to work together. Durable Doors & Windows helps simplify the process from product selection through professional installation.
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Upgrading your interior should feel simple from beginning to end.
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Tell us about the opening, room and style of barn door you're considering.
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Compare designs, materials, finishes, hardware and available configurations.
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We'll determine the dimensions and available wall space needed for the appropriate door and sliding system.
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Choose the combination of door style, finish and hardware that best complements your home.
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Your new barn door and sliding hardware are installed and checked for smooth operation.
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A sliding barn door can be an excellent solution, but the opening and surrounding wall need to accommodate the door and hardware.
A barn door may be worth considering when:
You don't want a hinged door swinging into the room.
There is sufficient unobstructed wall area beside the doorway for the door to slide open.
Coordinate the door with cabinetry, floors, furnishings, trim and the overall color palette of your home.
A new door can help coordinate an older doorway with recently updated flooring, cabinetry, paint or furnishings.
You Need to Separate Two Spaces You want the flexibility to visually connect adjoining rooms or close them off when needed.
Replacing a basic interior door can dramatically change the appearance of the opening.
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Tell us a little about your project and the type of barn door you’re considering. A Durable Doors & Windows specialist will help you explore styles, finishes, hardware, and installation options for your space.
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No. Barn doors are available in traditional, transitional, modern, industrial and rustic designs, making them suitable for many different interiors.
Barn doors can reduce the floor clearance required by a traditional swinging door because they slide alongside the wall.
It can work for certain bathroom layouts, although privacy requirements, gaps around the door and the specific room configuration should be considered before choosing a barn-door system.
Yes. Barn doors are frequently considered for bedrooms where their appearance and sliding operation complement the room layout.
In many cases, yes. The opening and surrounding wall must first be evaluated for proper dimensions, clearance and hardware support.
The appropriate amount of overlap depends on the opening and door system. Accurate measurements should be taken before ordering the door.
Yes. Double sliding barn doors can be an attractive solution for wider interior openings when sufficient space is available.
Glass can be incorporated into select contemporary and metal-inspired barn-door designs, providing additional light and a more open appearance.
Available finishes vary by material and collection and can include traditional, antique, distressed and barnwood-inspired looks.
Yes. Door hardware is an important part of both the appearance and functionality of the barn-door system, and multiple hardware styles may be available depending on the selected door.
Durable Doors & Windows can help homeowners select the appropriate door solution and professionally install the new barn door and sliding hardware.
Schedule a consultation with Durable Doors & Windows. We’ll help you evaluate your opening, explore GlassCraft BarnCraft® options and determine the right next step for your project.
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