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Dealing with low ceiling clearance in a doorway, or considering a set of shutters for an opening? The Cabinet Mini set of hangers is the solution to many situations where full-sized hangers may be too large. All of our barn doors work with our mini hardware but be sure to add additional hangers to your hardware system if your door is very large - reach out to one of our sales reps with questions on weight capacity. This product is most commonly paired with shutters, cabinet doors, and mirrors. Tight on space? Shop our minimalistic Circular Flush Pull to help save space around your door.

*Note- Maximum door thickness for our bypass versions of the hardware is 1-3/4"
Choose your hardware system set up
Select your hanger and wheel style
Select your track length, stop style and door guide

Clearance needed for install: 5 inches

8 Cabinet Barn Door Hardware Customization Options to Consider

Taking your home’s interior design to the next level is all about the little details. Barn doors are a popular decor choice and have moved beyond being just exterior doors. But, if you don’t have the space to use a full-sized barn door in your interior design, you can still use this style in other areas of your home.

Using classic barn doors on smaller, custom projects can help you get the look and feel of barn doors without needing as much space. They don’t have to be the traditional weathered wood doors that are commonly seen, either. There are so many different options in terms of barn door style, hardware systems, finishes, and handles that you can truly create the finishing touches for your project.

The customization you can achieve with cabinet barn door hardware kit can add a dramatic flair to your home, pulling your entire design together.

8 Cabinet Barn Door Hardware Customization Options to Consider

Hardware System
Finish
Door Hanger
Stop Style
Track Length
Door Guide
Front Handles
Latches

The barn door style cabinet hardware takes this interior design style to the next level, while still giving you the customization that comes with large barn doors. There are many uses for small barn doors including using them as window shutters, as drawer fronts, to hide your TV stand, to close your pantry or closet, or even to create unique kitchen cabinets.

Using rolling barn doors gives a unique element to your home’s overall interior design. This is true whether you use them as full-sized doors or simply as cabinet doors. You are no longer limited to hinges. A little DIY barn door creativity will allow you to create the overall interior design aesthetic you’ve been dreaming of.

1. Hardware System

The sliding cabinet door hardware used is similar to the hardware kit larger barn doors use, except on a smaller scale. There are three main types of systems that are used with cabinet barn door hardware:

Standard. This system is like your standard, single panel barn door. It will slide open along the wall, simply going to the end of the track.
Bi-parting. This system is used with double barn doors, similar to French doors. They do not pass over one another but rather part their separate ways, sliding along the track in opposite directions, to reveal the cabinet’s contents.
Light-duty bypass. This type of hardware system is to allow bypass barn doors to slide one barn door in front of or behind the other barn door.

Many times if you are working with a raised cabinet, your clearance for the sliding cabinet barn door hardware is small. This is where a mini barn door hardware kit for cabinet comes in handy. You can get mini bypass barn door hardware or even a mini double barn door hardware kit if the mini standard barn door hardware doesn’t suit your style.

2. Finish

Once you know how you want your cabinet doors to slide, the finish of your sliding cabinet barn door hardware is one of the biggest, most important design elements for your cabinet door. Each finish has its own vibe and overall feel. However, this can shift depending on the style of the door it is paired with. For instance, if you are looking for a rustic vibe, you may opt to pair a reclaimed wood door with barn door hardware in a brushed stainless steel finish. On the other hand, if you are looking for something more industrial, you may want to go with a barn door with a leather finish with hardware in a raw steel finish.

Numerous finishes are often available, including those that highlight the materials they are constructed from, those that are coated in a solid color to add a design element, and those that bring a natural weathered look to the classic barn door. Simply pick the finish that aligns with the overall style of your space that you envision.

3. Door Hanger

The door hanger and wheel style used as barn door rollers can make a big impact on the overall design of the barn door cabinet. Your wheel style options will be determined by whether you are using traditional full-sized barn door hardware or mini barn door hardware. Using mini barn door hardware for the wheel helps ensure there is enough clearance for your door, especially with raised cabinets or limited space. There are fewer options in decorative hardware for barn door cabinets than with traditional, full-sized interior barn doors. While the door hanger and wheel styles are more limited, there are still several options to help complete the overall look. These wheels and hangers come in simple finishes such as black nylon, metal, metal with a black center, steel, or even wood.

4. Stop Style

When you have a rolling barn door, large or small, you need to prevent it from rolling off the end of the track. You need to pick a stop style for the style of door hanger you are using. Door hangers can come in a variety of styles and shapes, and some have an angled edge and others have a vertical edge.

However, since cabinet hardware must be small to fit low clearances, most cabinet door hangers have a vertical edge, so the stop you choose will be mostly aesthetic. There are three different types of stop styles:

Hard Stop. This stop style has a small piece of flat metal, cushioned with rubber to prevent the door from rolling off the track. It is recommended if your door hanger has a vertical edge.
Soft Stop. Unlike the hard stop, this stop style is round, instead of vertical and flat. It uses a bolt surrounded in rubber to stop the door from falling off the track.
Soft Close. A soft close system is hidden behind the rail. Installing one will bring the doors slowly to a soft stop at their final position. This system can be especially helpful when using more fragile doors, such as a sliding glass door. However, with heavier solid wood doors, it can also prove beneficial. Whether your door is fragile or heavy, a soft close system will prevent the door from slamming when opening or closing. This can help prevent glass in your door from shattering and reduce wear and tear

5. Track Length

While you can choose the style of track you want with classic barn doors, only one kind of door track is available for cabinets. However, customization comes into play when it comes to track length. Cabinet barn door tracks tend to average 4 to 8 feet but can be fully customized up to 23 feet. The length of track that you will need depends on the opening you want to cover on your cabinet and the hardware system you select.

When you purchase your cabinet door track you can get it with or without pre-drilled holes. If you are using a header or your wall is already supported go with pre-drilled holes. Otherwise, choose a track with no holes and drill them according to where you need them when installing.

6. Door Guide

A door guide is a small piece that keeps the cabinet barn door aligned as it opens and closes. It helps prevent the door from being pulled away from the opening or rubbing along the edge of the opening. Depending on your style, use, and space you can choose between small, strategically placed guides, or continuous guides that stretch the entire length of the track.

Door guides are also available as either a floor mount or a wall mount, and there are various finishes and styles available. If you have raised cabinets, you’ll want to go with a wall-mount door guide. On the other hand, if your cabinet is low, you can go with either the wall-mount or floor-mount door guide.

7. Front Handles

Barn door pulls are another design element that can help pull your whole design style together. Many different types of barn door handles are available, making it easy to find a style that will make your space complete. You can choose a style that is raised, or you can opt for a flush handle similar to what is used with a pocket door. Barn door handles can be as simple as bare metal or covered in wood or rope. Or, you may go with another style door altogether and opt for a ring for a handle.

Like other cabinet barn door hardware, your front handles are available in many different finishes including raw steel, brushed steel, and brushed stainless steel. You can choose to go with the same finish for all parts of your hardware or you can go with something else entirely. Whatever decorative sliding door hardware you choose will add to the overall style of your barn door cabinets.

8. Latches

A latch is an important option when thinking about small barn door hardware for cabinets. You may choose to forego any latches.

However, if you need to make sure your cabinet stays shut, it’s easy to put in a latch. You can go basic and simply use a hook and eye type latch to keep the cabinet closed. However, if you want something a bit more stylish, use a barn door teardrop latch. These latches attach to either the door or the jamb, latching the door shut. Another benefit of these latches is that they come in several different finishes to go with other elements of your design.

8 Ways to Use Mini Barn Door Hardware

In today’s world, we’re often left wanting more space or budget to make big changes to our house when in reality, there are plenty of affordable DIY door kits you could implement yourself. It doesn’t take incorporating a typical interior barn door to make a big impact.

Here are 8 ways to utilize mini barn door hardware throughout your home in creative ways that aren’t just your typical entry door:

How to Use Mini Barn Door Hardware

TV Console Covers
Kitchen Cabinet Replacements
Window Treatments
Laundry Sliding Doors
Utility Rooms and Storage Areas
Bathroom Door Replacement
Playhouses
Custom Wardrobe Doors

As the name implies, mini barn doors are small, but that doesn’t mean they don’t make a major impact. Adding a mini barn door to your home can take a regular cabinet from boring to bold. If you want to make a big statement in a subtle way, try incorporating a mini sliding barn door in these 8 places:

8 Ways to Use Mini Barn Door Hardware

1. TV Console

Long gone are the days of the giant television and entertainment consoles that monopolize an entire wall of the living room. The minimalist movement has shifted design styles more towards the cleaner look of a wall-mounted TV. Great for entertaining and space-saving; not so great on the aesthetic side.

This is where mini barn door roller hardware comes in handy. By utilizing the mini double barn door hardware kit, you can create a look that will conceal your beloved DVDs collection from prying eyes and give a more upscale look overall. Who needs to go to the basement to watch the next documentary when the living room looks so good?

2. Kitchen Cabinets

Ah, the kitchen. The heart of the home. Kitchen cabinets have come a long way from traditional builder-grade cabinets. We’ve seen all sorts of woods, stains, paints, finishes, and shapes of cabinetry throughout the years, but the one beautiful thing about it all is the ability to customize and make the space your own.

If you have cabinets where little hands are often needing to access, or you want to add a bit of decor to the smaller, center cabinets above your sink or stove, mini barn door hardware for cabinets is a great option for those wanting to get rid of traditional cabinet doors. You can even add stainless steel hardware to match your existing appliances.

Mini sliding barn door hardware for cabinets is easy to install yourself; just make sure you measure properly for the door system you would like to use.

3. Window Treatments

Window treatments, like blinds and curtains, can be expensive to install and a pain to maintain. Using a mini sliding barn door hardware kit, you can install barn door shutters in any space to quickly and conveniently cover any window; no upkeep required.

4. Laundry Sliding Doors

If there is anything that is out of sight out of mind for most of us (or at least, we wish it were) it’s laundry. No matter how new or pretty your machines are, chances are your home layout has them tucked away behind tri-fold shutters or clunky hinged doors. Bypass mini barn door hardware is a great way to add functionality and save space - these doors are capable of sliding behind each other to access what is behind each individual door. When it comes time to fold the laundry though, you are on your own.

5. Utility Rooms and Storage Areas

If you want to replace other cabinets or closet doors in your house, look no further than the utility room and storage areas. These spaces are typically tucked away in a basement. Using smooth, nylon wheels and a door track, you can add in bypass mini barn door hardware to easily access these storage areas of the home while increasing the overall look and value of your house.

6. Bathroom Door Replacement

By far and large, a crowd favorite for door systems is adding a barn door for bathrooms. While it may not always be possible to add a full-size barn door to your bathroom space, you can easily add a mini barn door system to the bathroom vanity or medicine cabinet. A variety of hardware and door handles are available to customize the door to fit your style.

7. Playhouse Doors

If you’ve been on Pinterest, you’ve likely seen the play areas that are made under the stairs. It’s not a reach to say you could create your own using the super mini sliding barn door hardware kit. These areas often go under-utilized, yet they are the perfect space for your young kids to play house.

Another fun idea is to add a Dutch door. Just be sure to measure to make sure your doors and hinges will fit the space.

8. Custom Barn Door for Wardrobe Doors

You’re not stuck with the traditional two-set closet doors anymore. A DIY mini barn door hardware door kit can help you convert a standard bedroom into a high-end looking space. Mini double barn door hardware would be the best item to use here so that the doors can be fully open or closed, depending on use.

What’s Included in the Mini Barn Door Hardware Kit?

Rustica’s mini barn door hardware kits will include the following components:

Steel track

Spacers

Nylon wheels

Installation instructions

In fact, the only difference between a typical barn door hardware kit and the mini version is the size—specific components and functionality will mirror their full-size counterparts. These hardware kits are simply sized to accommodate smaller and lighter installations, so they’re perfect for cabinet doors, cupboards, linen closets, etc.

In terms of functionality, the track will be the path along which your smaller barn door will glide, while spacers install between the track and the wall or any other surface you’re using for your barn door installation. Using the spaces included in your mini barn door hardware kit helps ensure your smaller barn door has plenty of clearance, especially if you’re using a thicker door slab. The nylon wheels included in the mini barn door hardware kit will allow your cabinet door to roll smoothly up and down the track. And, of course, each Rustica mini barn door hardware kit comes with easy-to-follow installation instructions that will help make sure your door is installed and fully functional.

In addition, some mini barn door hardware kits also include optional components that range from stop options to handles/pulls and soft close hardware. Stop options may be especially important to your project, ensuring that your barn door isn’t able to slide off the end of the track. Additionally, if you’re installing your smaller barn door in an area where you want to make sure your door will glide quietly closed, you may want to choose a mini barn door hardware kit that allows for soft closing.

How to Maintain Cabinet Barn Door Hardware

Once you’ve chosen the mini barn door hardware kit that completes your new barn door, you’ll need to take care of it to maintain its look and functionality over time.

When it comes to cleaning the pulls or handles for your barn door, you have a few options. You can use a simple surface cleaner, like 409 or something similar, or if you lean toward more natural cleaning products, you can use a simple mixture of vinegar and water to wipe down your cabinet barn door handle. This helps keep germs, dirt, and grime from building up over time since the door handle is constantly being touched.

If your door handle or other hardware is made of brass, bronze, or nickel, here’s a great pro tip: you can clean the hardware with olive oil. Olive oil wipes away dirt and grime, plus it leaves a bright finish with no streaking. If your hardware is made of stainless steel, you can generally use any cleaner that’s also safe for glass—undiluted vinegar also makes an excellent cleaning choice. Just make sure to always use a soft cloth so that you don’t take a chance on leaving scratches behind, while avoiding bleaches or other harsh cleaning agents. If you gently clean and polish your mini barn door hardware on a regular basis, they’ll look beautiful and function well for many years to come.

While you’re cleaning, it’s a good idea to dust your cabinet barn doors on a regular basis. You can simply wipe down the door slab with a damp, soft cloth, paying special attention to any beveled areas. You also should wipe down the frame around your sliding cabinet door. If your door is made of glass and/or metal, you’ll need to watch for fingerprints. You can generally use any glass cleaner or simple vinegar to keep your sliding cabinet barn door looking its best.

Incorporate Cabinet Barn Door Hardware Into Your Home’s Design

DIY barn doors aren’t just for doorways anymore. Smaller versions mean you can bring the style to any interior space, especially with your cabinets. All you need is some mini barn door hardware that is easy to install.

Of course, as with any DIY project, it’s important to make sure you take careful measurements. You’ll also want to confirm that your hardware can hold the weight of the door you’ve selected. Just a small amount of preplanning means this project can be done quickly and will make a huge impact on your decor, whether it's in the kitchen, bathroom, bedroom, or family room.

Small barn door hardware gives you the option to bring a unique sense of style into your interior design. You are no longer destined to have boring cabinets that use traditional door hinges. Instead, you can customize cabinet barn door hardware so that your cabinet doors match your vision for your space. Go with the traditional rustic look that is commonly associated with barn doors. If you like the style but not the rustic look, choose something more modern or to your taste. Between the various styles that are available for doors, finishes, and hardware, you are bound to find the cabinet doors that will make your dream vision of your home’s design a reality.

Weight rating: 150lbs

This hardware kit comes with everything needed for setup and installation.