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How To Measure For a New Front Door

Monday, June 10th, 2019

Are you ready to replace your exterior door and jamb? Or are you ready to pick a door for new construction? Here are 10 simple steps to make sure you get an accurate measurement for your new door and jamb. Getting an accurate measurement in 10 steps: Get the rough opening measurement. Take the measurement of the width of your rough opening in three…

Rustica’s DIY Barn Door Kit + FAQ’s

Friday, May 31st, 2019

Co-owners and founders of Rustica, Kate and Paul Allen, have been creating doors, hardware, and boutique home improvement products together for over 15 years. Their spin on DIY projects is all about creating together, which is why DIY has a new name! DIT! Do It Together. This couple believes that building and creating together is the best way to ta…

Low Clearance Barn Door Hardware - A Solution For Small Home Interior Design

Monday, August 10th, 2026

At a glance Low clearance barn door hardware reduces the space needed above the panel, but the required clearance varies by system and hanger. Measure the lowest overhead obstruction, the door’s travel path, trim projection and available mounting support before choosing hardware. Use the selected product’s installation drawing for the final fit. Ba…

What Is Shiplap? Board Profiles and Five Ways to Use It

Friday, September 25th, 2026

An existing Rustica shiplap image. Compare the board width and shadow lines with the scale of the room. Shiplap describes an overlapping edge joint Traditional shiplap uses a stepped recess, called a rabbet, on opposite edges of adjoining boards so the edges overlap. The term is also used for wall paneling that creates a similar lined appearance. C…

Parts of a Door: A Visual Guide to the Leaf, Frame & Hardware

Thursday, August 20th, 2026

2019-05-23T14:02:42.000Z Separate the moving door from its frame The slab or leaf is the part that moves. The frame surrounds the opening, and the casing covers the joint between that frame and the wall. Hardware controls movement and latching; seals manage the gaps. Naming the correct part makes an order or repair conversation much clearer. Door l…

Informant 1 Person Privacy Phone Booth

Thursday, May 16th, 2019

What are the Standard Dimensions? Interior: 45” Deep x 39 ½” Wide x 85 ¾” Tall Metal Exterior: 48” Deep x 42” Wide x 90 ¾” Tall Wood Exterior: 49 ½” Deep x 45” Wide x 90 ¾” Tall Does it have a light or ventilation fan? If you order the ceiling lid you have the option to include a light and ventilation fan that are…

How To Order Pocket Door Hardware & Tools Needed for Installation

Tuesday, May 14th, 2019

Pocket doors are still a great option for installing doors in tricky areas around the home or office. A pocket door provides the ability to block off sound and achieve privacy while it hides inside of your wall. Small spaces and difficult substrate applications make pocket doors very useful. Pocket doors are great when you want that "open" and "mod…

Rustica's Outdoor-Rated Barn Door Hardware

Friday, May 10th, 2019

Rustica's outdoor-rated barn door hardware is guaranteed for outdoor use and will withstand the elements. Our best-selling hardware style, the Rustica Stag Classic Barn Door Hardware comes with heavy duty, industrial sealed bearings. The oven baked exterior grade powder coating seal creates a super durable lifetime finish. This exterior-rated barn…

What Is a Barn Door? Parts, Materials and Room Planning

Thursday, September 24th, 2026

Barn-door operation can work with a modern panel as well as a traditional braced design. A sliding panel beside the opening In home design, a barn door usually means a door that slides along a track beside the wall instead of swinging on side hinges. It can be wood, metal, glass or another material. The style of the panel and the way it moves are s…

Mirror Barn Door Ideas: Compare Ten Designs

Thursday, September 24th, 2026

An existing Rustica room photo shows how a mirrored door becomes part of the room’s view. Choose the view from both rooms A mirror barn door combines a sliding panel with a mirror on one or both faces. Start by deciding where you will use the reflection, then check the wall space needed for the door to open. The reverse face matters just as much as…

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