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Monday, December 31st, 2018
Author: Kate Allen - Rustica Founder and CEO
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| Finished opening | Example side overlap | Calculated panel width |
|---|---|---|
| 28 in | 2 in per side | 32 in |
| 30 in | 2 in per side | 34 in |
| 32 in | 2 in per side | 36 in |
| 36 in | 2 in per side | 40 in |
| 42 in | 2 in per side | 46 in |

The table assumes 2 inches of overlap on each side simply to show the calculation. Your design may need a different overlap. If you want the panel to cover casing as well as the opening, include that coverage in your dimensions. For pairs, bypass or bifold doors, use the system-specific sizing method.
For height, a useful relationship is: panel height = height from finished floor to top of opening + desired top overlap − floor gap. The hardware drawing still determines where the track mounts. Start with the barn door measurement guide.
It provides no side overlap if both dimensions are truly 36 inches. Plan the overlap needed for coverage and privacy, then check trim and the selected hardware. Do not order from the opening width alone.
It may be, but panel height alone does not prove fit. Check the finished floor gap, desired top overlap, available overhead space and mounting height shown in the hardware instructions.
Twice the panel width is a common planning estimate for a single sliding panel, not a guarantee. Stops, soft-close parts, hanger spacing and the required clear opening determine the final track length.
Updated · Original guide refreshed with comparison details and practical checks.


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