36″ × 80″ Sliding
Modern Slab Barn Door 36 x 80 in
Door panel dimensions: 36 inches wide by 80 inches high; measure the opening, overlap and hardware clearances separately.
$1,848.00
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36" x 80" Sliding Barn Doors
Refresh a familiar room boundary with a 36 x 80 sliding barn door, also written 3′0″ x 6′8″. Compare single-panel interior designs in wood, metal and glass with the exact size already selected. An existing doorway of the same nominal size needs a separate coverage check, so plan overlap, floor clearance and wall travel before customizing the made-to-order panel.
36″ wide × 80″ high3′0″ × 6′8″ door panel
Shop 36 x 80 Sliding Barn Doors
Explore made-to-order 36 × 80 single sliding barn door panels. Choose your style, then review the available finish, glass and track hardware options for that design.
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36″ × 80″ Sliding
Provence Barn Door 36 x 80 in
Door panel dimensions: 36 inches wide by 80 inches high; measure the opening, overlap and hardware clearances separately.
$1,554.00
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36″ × 80″ Sliding
Z Barn Door 36 x 80 in
Door panel dimensions: 36 inches wide by 80 inches high; measure the opening, overlap and hardware clearances separately.
$1,217.00
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36″ × 80″ Sliding
French Quarter Barn Door 36 x 80 in
Door panel dimensions: 36 inches wide by 80 inches high; measure the opening, overlap and hardware clearances separately.
$1,674.00
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36″ × 80″ Sliding
Herringbone Barn Door 36 x 80 in
Door panel dimensions: 36 inches wide by 80 inches high; measure the opening, overlap and hardware clearances separately.
$1,228.00
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36″ × 80″ Sliding
Smooth Operator Metal Panel Barn Door 36 x 80 in
Door panel dimensions: 36 inches wide by 80 inches high; measure the opening, overlap and hardware clearances separately.
$1,486.00
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36″ × 80″ Sliding
Craftsman Barn Door 36 x 80 in
Door panel dimensions: 36 inches wide by 80 inches high; measure the opening, overlap and hardware clearances separately.
$1,238.00
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36″ × 80″ Sliding
Conservatory Barn Door 36 x 80 in
Door panel dimensions: 36 inches wide by 80 inches high; measure the opening, overlap and hardware clearances separately.
$1,674.00
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36″ × 80″ Sliding
Full X Barn Door 36 x 80 in
Door panel dimensions: 36 inches wide by 80 inches high; measure the opening, overlap and hardware clearances separately.
$1,217.00
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36″ × 80″ Sliding
Mountain French Full Barn Door 36 x 80 in
Door panel dimensions: 36 inches wide by 80 inches high; measure the opening, overlap and hardware clearances separately.
$1,794.00
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36″ × 80″ Sliding
Chevron Barn Door 36 x 80 in
Door panel dimensions: 36 inches wide by 80 inches high; measure the opening, overlap and hardware clearances separately.
$1,238.00
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36″ × 80″ Sliding
Industry Barn Door 36 x 80 in
Door panel dimensions: 36 inches wide by 80 inches high; measure the opening, overlap and hardware clearances separately.
$1,376.00
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36″ × 80″ Sliding
Contemporary 3 Panel Barn Door 36 x 80 in
Door panel dimensions: 36 inches wide by 80 inches high; measure the opening, overlap and hardware clearances separately.
$1,368.00
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36″ × 80″ Sliding
Slate Barn Door 36 x 80 in
Door panel dimensions: 36 inches wide by 80 inches high; measure the opening, overlap and hardware clearances separately.
$1,554.00
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36″ × 80″ Sliding
Shaker Barn Door 36 x 80 in
Door panel dimensions: 36 inches wide by 80 inches high; measure the opening, overlap and hardware clearances separately.
$1,466.00
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36″ × 80″ Sliding
Traditional French Barn Door 36 x 80 in
Door panel dimensions: 36 inches wide by 80 inches high; measure the opening, overlap and hardware clearances separately.
$1,794.00
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36″ × 80″ Sliding
Dunes Textured Barn Door 36 x 80 in
Door panel dimensions: 36 inches wide by 80 inches high; measure the opening, overlap and hardware clearances separately.
$1,866.00
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36″ × 80″ Sliding
Mirror Barn Door 36 x 80 in
Door panel dimensions: 36 inches wide by 80 inches high; measure the opening, overlap and hardware clearances separately.
$1,567.00
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36″ × 80″ Sliding
Salvaged Scrap Metal Barn Door 36 x 80 in
Door panel dimensions: 36 inches wide by 80 inches high; measure the opening, overlap and hardware clearances separately.
$3,416.00
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36″ × 80″ Sliding
Customizable Metal Barn Door 36 x 80 in
Door panel dimensions: 36 inches wide by 80 inches high; measure the opening, overlap and hardware clearances separately.
$1,794.00
Customize Your Door →Photos show the door design; pictured finish, glass, hardware and proportions may differ from your selections. Prices reflect the selected 36 × 80 panel configuration. Track hardware is not included; select a compatible system for the door’s weight and installation. Finish, glass and included components vary by design; review each product’s selections before ordering. Upgrades, shipping and tax are additional. Panel size differs from the finished opening; allow for overlap, trim and the selected hardware’s installation clearances.
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Check the Fit Before Choosing a 36 x 80 Barn Door
A Familiar Door Size Needs a Fresh Measurement
The label 36 x 80 describes a 36-inch-wide, 80-inch-tall panel, or 3 feet by 6 feet 8 inches. That may resemble the size of an existing hinged slab. Sliding operation places the leaf in front of the opening, however, so the measurements needed for coverage are different.
Measure the finished doorway at several points and record any casing you want the new panel to conceal. Keep those readings separate from the old door size. A 36 x 80 leaf should not be assumed to cover a 36 x 80 opening with adequate side and top overlap.
Set the Leaf Position from the Floor and Hardware
Check the floor under the closed door and where it will park. A threshold, tile transition or a planned carpet change can alter clearance. Agree on the finished condition before the installer determines the vertical position of the panel and the rail mounting height.
The door's 80-inch height must accommodate the coverage required at the top of the opening as well as the bottom detail. Where the fit is tight, compare the entire mounting arrangement. Dropping the track to suit a ceiling or raising the panel over a rug can change coverage elsewhere.
Plan Around a Door That Stays Along the Wall
A single sliding panel can help organize an entrance to a home office, laundry area or closet. Think about how the room feels when it is open and where the leaf will sit for most of the day. Keep the parked door from hiding controls or obstructing the items you use often.
Follow the full moving path past furniture, trim and adjacent door handles. Include the rear pull's projection and any deeper baseboard. Clear wall width is only part of the check: the door must move without meeting objects at floor, hand or upper-panel height.
Use the Track Layout to Confirm Travel
Select rail length from the panel, coverage and intended access, together with the hardware system's roller and stop arrangement. The nominal doorway width is not enough information. A planning sketch should show the closed leading edge, the parked panel and any components that need space near the track ends.
Soft close, if available for the chosen configuration, also needs a compatible layout. Check the finished door's weight against the hardware's specifications and review attachment locations with the installer. Suitable structural support and required mounting components belong in the plan before any permanent holes are made.
Compare Frosted Glass with an Opaque Panel
Searches for a 36 x 80 barn door with frosted glass often reflect a wish to share light while reducing direct views. Review which glass treatments the chosen design offers, and consider a sample against the light levels expected in the room. Frosted appearance in a product image does not demonstrate privacy in every setting.
An opaque face can conceal the contents of a closet or utility area and may coordinate with nearby painted doors. Compare the panel pattern, frame and finish from the adjoining room. For either surface, assess sightlines around the edges; opacity across the leaf does not close the perimeter of a sliding opening.
Choose the Small Parts Before Ordering
Confirm the required guide and the panel's bottom preparation at the same time as the track. A guide should remain effective at both end positions and during movement. Its mounting needs to suit the floor or wall condition, and the installer should check that it does not bind against the panel.
Select pulls and any latch for the actual thickness, construction and spacing from the wall. Check whether holes or recesses are prepared with the order. For a bathroom or private room, consider access from both sides and the appropriate outside release rather than choosing a latch solely for its finish.
Choose a Replacement Slab or a New Sliding Arrangement
A 36 x 80 barn door slab can replace an existing sliding leaf when the retained system is suitable. Inspect the track and compare load capacity, hanger placement and guide details with the new panel. Review the current item list so the slab-only plan includes any parts that need replacement.
Converting an old hinged door is a separate decision. Its width, height and construction may not provide the required overlap or attachment for sliding hardware. Decide on casing repairs and any old hinge or strike marks with the installer. Order from the final coverage measurements instead of duplicating the hinged slab's label.
Review the Configuration and Installation Sequence
The products here are configured as single interior sliding doors with 36-inch width and 80-inch height selected. Current pricing reflects the choices made on the product page, and separately chosen hardware or finishing can affect the total. Compare the complete intended order and the installer's work together.
Confirm the made-to-order production schedule before removing a door needed for privacy or room access. Keep the dimensional drawing, preparation details and system directions available during fitting. Check opening coverage, easy grip and smooth movement after installation, then maintain the panel and hardware according to their specific care instructions.
36 x 80 Barn Door Fit Questions
What size barn door do I need for a 36 x 80 opening?+
Choose a panel that covers the finished opening with the required overlap and floor clearance for the selected system. A 36 x 80 door leaf is not automatically suitable for a 36 x 80 doorway. Include casing and stop positions in the fit check.
How much bigger should a barn door be than the opening?+
The required difference depends on the trim, coverage, privacy goals and hardware layout. Establish overlap at each edge with the system's instructions rather than copying a fixed allowance. Keep panel dimensions and opening dimensions separately labeled.
What is the rough opening for a 36 x 80 barn door?+
Rough-opening measurements describe the unfinished wall or a specified framed assembly. This single sliding panel needs a finished coverage plan. If construction is changing, have the installer coordinate both measurements; a hinged-unit rough-opening formula does not establish this door's fit.
Can I order a 36 x 80 barn door with frosted glass?+
Check the featured designs for the glass options available at the selected size. Review frame style, privacy under backlighting and the finished weight for hardware compatibility. This size page does not mean every design offers the same glazing.
Can I replace the slab and keep my existing barn door hardware?+
It may be practical if the hardware is sound and suits the new panel's dimensions, weight, thickness and preparation. Verify hanger attachments and the bottom guide as well. Have incompatible or worn parts identified before ordering the replacement.
Have your measurements ready? Contact Rustica for help choosing the right sliding barn door for your opening. You can also compare all 36 x 80 door styles. Before ordering, use our barn door measuring guide, choose compatible barn door hardware and check furniture clearance along the sliding path.
Compare Other Sliding Barn Door Sizes
Still checking your measurements? Explore these sliding barn door panel sizes and their buying guides. A different panel size changes opening coverage, wall space and hardware clearance.
