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Specialty Barn Door Hardware

Specialty barn door hardware solves openings that need a different track layout, mounting position or load capacity. Compare bypass systems for overlapping panels, low-clearance hardware for limited header space, ceiling-mounted options and heavy-duty assemblies before choosing the finish.

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Low Clearance Bypass Barn Door Hardware

Starting at

$1,709$1,221

Ceiling Mount Barn Door Hardware

Starting at

$3,158$2,256

Heavy Duty Barn Door Hardware I-Beam Trolley

I-Beam Trolley Barn Door Hardware

Starting at

$3,340$2,386

Heavy Duty Bypass Barn Door Hardware

Starting at

$1,056$754

Adjustable Triple Bypass Barn Door System

Starting at

$2,062$1,473

Bi-Parting Double Sliding Barn Door Hardware Kit

Bi Parting Barn Door Hardware

Starting at

$806$576

Light Duty Bypass Barn Door Hardware

Starting at

$1,025$732

Details make the difference

Solve the installation before choosing the look

Specialty barn door hardware addresses specific mounting and movement needs. Compare each system against the space and structure available in your project.

Specialty Barn Door Hardware: planning at a glance
Consider	How it works	Before you choose
Ceiling mount	Moves attachment above the door	Confirm suitable overhead structure and mounting details.
Low clearance	Works within specific header limits	Check the exact minimum clearance of the chosen system.
Bifold or heavy duty	Changes the operation or load requirements	Match the system to the door configuration and weight.

Choose the hardware around the opening

For a wide opening with limited wall space, double-track or bypass hardware can let panels overlap instead of parking on opposite sides. That solves a different problem from low overhead clearance or the need to mount at the ceiling. Identify the constraint first so the selected system provides the right travel path, clear opening and attachment arrangement.

Start with bypass barn door hardware for stacking panels, low-clearance systems for tight header space, or heavy-duty hardware when the finished door weight calls for a different rated assembly.

Before you choose

Is double-track hardware the same as double-door hardware?

Not necessarily. A double-door system may let two panels part left and right on one track. A double-track bypass system gives panels separate paths so they can pass one another. Check the operating layout as well as the number of doors.

Can specialty hardware use an existing barn door?

Sometimes, if the door’s weight, thickness, attachment points and dimensions suit the system. Review those details and the available mounting support before combining an existing panel with a different track or hanger arrangement.

Have your opening dimensions and a few favorite designs ready?

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Bypass and Bi Parting Barn Door Hardware

Our specialty systems at Rustica Hardware are custom and handmade, designed by our craftsman in the USA. If you’re looking for a barn door system that is unique with a double door look, browse our specialty systems today!

The Difference Between Bypass and Bi Parting Doors

A common question among our customers is what the difference is between our bypass and bi parting functionalities available on our barn door hardware. Simple, the bypass allows doors to do just that, “pass” one another which allows them to stack off to one side of an opening. The bypass option is perfect for applications where there isn’t a lot of room off to either side of an opening for one barn door to open all the way (available in double and triple track options). Bi parting systems allow two doors that rest over a single opening to “part” to either side of the opening causing a french-door-esque kind of functionality.

When deciding which functionality is best for you, consider the door opening size and how much room, on the adjacent walls, you have to work with. If you don’t have enough wall space to open your doors off to either side of the opening, go for our bypass system. If you have space on both sides go with our bi parting option. Our bi parting system is also very commonly used over arched doorways.

Add a true statement piece to your home with our bypass and bi parting hardware systems. Customize yours and shop some of our newest barn door parts today!

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