Barn doors??

[PILOON]

LOL, on my computer the barn displays upside down so I suggest that you first flip it over and then hang the doors from tracks otherwise you'l have a hard time opening them.

 

[PJSprog]

LOL, on my computer the barn displays upside down so I suggest that you first flip it over and then hang the doors from tracks otherwise you'l have a hard time opening them.

Maybe he's in Australia ... and our barns look upside-down to him. :laughing:

 

[AlbertC]

Sorry about the picture being upside down guys.

XFaxman- no I was not familiar with the low headroom doors. I will measure my opening and see how much room I have to work with. Can you purchase rustic looking roll up doors? I am going to redo the barn and get rid of those windows and put new cypress siding on it.

Thanks

 

[PJSprog]

Sorry about the picture being upside down guys.

It's fine when it's opened. It's just the thumbnail pic that's upside-down.

Cypress would look great on there.

 

[Xfaxman]

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XFaxman- no I was not familiar with the low headroom doors. I will measure my opening and see how much room I have to work with. Can you purchase rustic looking roll up doors?---------------------------

Thanks

Yep: rustic looking overhead door

But the keyword is 'overhead' so not to confuse it with this roll-up type:

 

[AlbertC]

Yep: rustic looking overhead door

But the keyword is 'overhead' so not to confuse it with this roll-up type:

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Wow! Those look very nice. Probably pretty pricy though.

 

[Cord]

My barn doors have a single roller at the bottom at the edge of the opening. When you install the stop bolt, set it so this roller has an inch or two of engagement. If you have 6" of overlap to your door, this will allow the door to open fully and the bottom will be always engaged. To dog the door, you'll need to cam locks, one at either end. Flip the lock and it pulls the door tight and the wind can't blow it open. Too easy.