EaseLife 60in x 84in Sliding Barn Door Wood, Interior Doors, DIY Assemblely, Solid Natural Spruce Panelled Slab,Easy Install,Apply to Rooms & Storage Closet,H-Frame

These doors are fantastic! They require an hour or more to put together, but the pieces were all included and the instructions are easy. Be sure you have some wood glue and clamps on hand when you build them on a flat surface. The quality of the wood is excellent and we hated to paint over them, so we white washed them instead and put a polyurethane over the white wash to protect it and make them washable. These doors are excellent and I would definitely buy them again, if we needed more barn doors.

Great product. Very happy with how they look

I was impressed. It came with the packaging torn but someone put a cardboard patch around it, and there was no damage. For a put together door it was easy to assemble and everything fit great. If there was 1 CON: it was the wood is very soft and splinters easily when I drilled the holes for my hardware. Even with a shared drilled bit taking my time and drilling from both sides it splintered badly. But it went with the grain and was able to cover up most of the issue with my hardware. But all the boards styles and slat were perfect, no warps or crazy imperfections. And was heavy so not a wimpy plastic or hollow door. Over all for the price good set of doors. Oh and did I mention easy to asemble. One last piece of advise get a 6" long extension or Phillips long bit for drill/impact to install the deep set screws in the side of the styles.

These barn doors had to be assembled, but they are quality wood & solid. Due to the width of my closet, we needed to join the four doors to make two sliding doors. The doors came with wooden plugs that joined them easily while clamped together for the glue to dry and then gave the joined doors stability. I'm very pleased!

I was nervous about assembly. Well my wife and I put the first one together in about 30 minutes and second in 15. I rate that very easy. Good instruction and diagrams.

I bought these to go with the brushed nickel barndoor track from the same company. First off I didn't realize you have to put them together yourself. After rereading the details it does say that somewhere - so my bad there. However, the alignment of the rails and stiles isn't great. I liked that these doors came with the slot already cut in the bottom of the door for the guide. I didn't want to mess with cutting the slot. The problem is the slot doesn't line up between the rails and stiles. So, when I hung the doors they would catch at that point and stick. I had to take them down and do a lot of filing to get the groove smooth across the whole door. They look nice now that they are painted and hung, but again I might consider buying complete doors next time and simply change out the guides for something that doesn't require a slot in the door.

needed some sanding in order for use as a finished interior door, but easy to construct