Sliding Barn Doors

Confused about sliding hardware? We’ve got you covered with our sliding kits for Bi-Parting, Single Sliding, and Bypass applications. We make beautiful sliding carriage door designs and hardware for interior sliding doors and exterior sliding garage doors. We can always help you select a fitting door design for your project by showing you how each of our sliding door options works. Maybe you want something a little different? We also have an experienced design staff to help you design the perfect horizontal sliding door. Take a look at our selection of Sliding Barn Doors.

Sliding Barn Door Operation

Single Sliding Barn Door Operation (standard)

In a single sliding application, one door leaf slides to the side of the opening. Therefore, two-door leaves get splined (joined) together to slide as a single unit.

Bi-parting Sliding Barn Doors (double barn doors)

A pair of doors sliding open from the center is considered a Bi-Parting door. Therefore, doors slide in the same plane (on the same track) and contact each other in the middle while closed.

Bypassing Sliding Barn Doors (cascading doors)

Doors that slide in different planes (separate tracks) “bypass” each other. The track may be mounted on the face of the building or within the confines of the jamb.