64" Bifold Sliding Barn Door Hardware Track Kit,Side Mounted Black Roller,Smoothly and Quietly,Assembly Easy,Fit Four 15" Bi-Folding Doors (Door Not Included)

This set of hardware came as part of a 2-panel bi-fold door kit. I have purchased 2 other Barn-Door style door by Roymelo and was extremely pleased with both the door and hardware quality. I’ve ordered doors from other manufactures and ended up retuning them because they did not match the Roymelo quality> When it came time to order a bi-fold door for a bedroom, I only looked for something by Roymelo. Mainly becasue the doors are well constructed. The vinyl coating on the doors is thicker than the others and the vertical edges are protected with an even thicker layer of vinyl. And despite the weight of the doors, they are glass paneled, the hardware operates very smoothly.Another reason to select Roymelo is their instructions are great. It helps to now how high to mount the rail above the door opening and the rollers on the doors, without having to calculate that on your own.

Took a little math to figure how long to make the doors, but these things are great! Smooth as silk operation. Turned crappy hollow core doors into great looking barn wood style folding doors.

Okay, so this is my first time building doors or anything like this ever. I had a the standard white cheapo contractor bifold doors, and I couldn't shut them because my washer and dryer are way oversized for my washroom. So, I looked for something to replace them, and bifold barn door hardware was recommended. Here are my tips and tricks from my experience:1. DO NOT USE THE SHEETROCK ANCHORS. They are cheap as hell, and they will not even hold up the weight of the bar. I tried a heavier duty set, and NOPE. Use studs.2. If you have any existing door trim, then USE A HEADER BOARD. I found this out the hard way. The hardware did not line up with any studs, so I had to drill extra holes into the support bar in order to hit at least 2 studs to support my doors weight. HOWEVER, I realized that with door trim, the doors will NOT open or close properly, as the edges will hit the trim. It must be spaced out from the wall. I used a 1x6 header board and it spaced out the door perfectly. This also allows you to use all of the existing holes on the hardware, as you can just use deck screws to mount the header board to all of the studs.3. Make sure your bar is level. You will regret drilling all of those holes and it not being level, because your doors will not sit flush with each other. There well be a big gap at the top or bottom of spot where doors meet.4. You do NOT have to use the floor anchors. I did not want to drill through my new flooring or my concrete. The doors work just fine without them. If you are worried about the doors tapping the trim or wall, then add sticky felt furniture sliders to the back side of the doors. It works just fine.5. I built my doors out of 1x6's and 1x4's. They are 7 ft tall, and each door is 20" wide (3 1x6 and 1 1x4 per door). I bought the 88" door hardware, and the max door size is 82", so my 80" total door width worked out perfectly.6. You will have extra bolts and hardware, and I could not figure out what they were for in the instructions. Also, the instructions kind of suck. Adjusting the middle door sliders height is a guessing game for sure.7. You will love these door sliders. Buy them.

The product is very solid and heavy-weight enough to support. However, the instructions are poor and I had to figure out what the diagrams were trying to communicate, the text instruction descriptions are very sparce. I still can't figure out how to adjust the pully height so the doors hang exactly even. I was very pleased after ordering and before delivery, when I emailed the seller to get a copy of the instructions, which they did within a few hours! These should be available online with product details for shoppers to download. The mollies and lag bolts provided to mount the rail onto drywall did not work -- the mollies rotate in the wall as the lag bolt is being screwed in so it won't engage. I had to purchase toggle bolts and they worked fine. The lag bolts worked fine into wood studs. It was a nice surprise that 2 sets of 8 bolts (different lengths) were included to mount hardware on the doors, unfortunately my doors were thinner and I had to purchase shorter length M10 bolts (8) for this. Fortunately Lowe's had the shorter M10 length with the correct thread, Home Depot did not. Overall, satisfied with the product and seller. Including an installation video would be a HUGE help, especially showing how to adjust the door height after installation.

Absolutely love this! Needed something to bring out our bifold doors infront of the washer and dryer and this looks dynamite.

Saw a picture of bifold barn doors and thought, "I can probably build those." Ordered the hardware kit, read the instructions, built the doors for our pantry...and wa-la! Hardware kit works well. It does take close attention to detail when building the doors so doors won't end up binding.

The kit is perfect for what I was looking for. Quality parts and very study. I used 2 30x80 inch doors to cover a 58 inch opening. The 64 inch kit was perfect. Doors are 40lbs each. It took me longer measuring and planning than actually hanging and installing everything because tolerances were very tight and important....as my husband said, don't mess up because you only get one shot :D I only needed his help with holding the rail pieces steady while I screwed in the middle bolt and lifting the doors to hang. I hoped I wouldn't need the bottom pivot but the doors were wobbly and movement noisy without it. Once I installed the pivot, it's incredibly steady, hangs straight and feels just right. Instructions are decent and I didn't have any problems.