Custom Sliding Barn Doors

Shop custom sliding barn doors handcrafted in Utah, with wood, glass and metal designs for closets, pantries and room openings. Choose the material, finish and sliding configuration that suit your space, then confirm your door dimensions and matching hardware before ordering.

Details make the difference

Find the right slide for your space

Start with how your room works: the clear wall beside the opening, the privacy you need, and the look you want to see every day.

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Compare wall parking space and panel overlap before choosing a sliding system. Illustrations are conceptual, not installation drawings.
Custom Sliding Barn Doors: planning at a glance
ConsiderHow it worksBefore you choose
Single sliding doorOne panel travels beside the openingLeave clear wall space for the panel and hardware.
Double barn doorsTwo panels meet in the middlePlan parking space on both sides of the opening.
Bypass or bifoldPanels overlap or foldCompare stack depth, projection and the clear opening.

Choosing interior barn doors for closets and room openings

For a closet or pantry, start with the opening you need to reach when the door is parked. A solid panel can conceal shelving; glass can share light between living spaces. In a bedroom or bathroom, consider sightlines, sound and the gaps around a sliding panel as well as its appearance.

Wide openings may suit double barn doors that part in the middle. When wall parking space is limited, compare bypass barn doors and bifold barn doors: overlapping panels and folded stacks leave different amounts of usable opening.

Measure the opening and plan the hardware together

Record the finished opening, trim projection, floor level, clear wall beside the opening and available space above it. Panel coverage and track travel are different measurements. Door weight, thickness and mounting support also affect which hardware fits.

Use Rustica’s barn door measuring guide to prepare your measurements, then confirm the selected barn door hardware instructions before ordering. For a private room, review the barn door gap and privacy guide alongside your choice of panel and glass.

Before you choose

Can a sliding barn door work for a bathroom?

A sliding barn door can cover a bathroom opening, but the perimeter gaps affect visual and sound privacy. A solid panel or obscured glass can help with sightlines; neither makes the whole assembly soundproof. Check panel overlap, a compatible privacy latch and any gap treatment before choosing it for a private room.

Does a custom barn door include its hardware?

The included components depend on the product and configuration. Check whether the order includes the track, hangers, guides, stops, mounting hardware and pulls. Confirm compatibility with the door’s weight and thickness rather than assuming a door panel and hardware kit are interchangeable.

Have your opening dimensions and a few favorite designs ready?

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