Signstek8 FT Sliding Barn Door Hardware Kit Heavy Duty-Smoothly and Quietly- Easy to Install with Door Hook and 2 Handles - Fit 1 3/8-1 3/4" Thickness – Black (J Shape Hanger)

A pain to put together but the end product is nice. Looks very nice and holds a lot of weight.

Awesome Buy, would buy again.

It takes a little creativeness to install but once up and if you follow the instructions and sink your fasteners into studs it is very strong. I hung an 80 pound reclaimed door with no issues. I assembled my track on a piece of pine 2x3 then mounted the 2x3 to the studs in the wall. Far cleaner install than trying to mount the track pieces direct to drywall and finding studs with the pieces. Wish it was a one piece track but that probably would not have changed my install method. If you go that way you are not limited by the screw hole distances in the track pieces and you can make all your final fasteners count

All in all, it was exactly what I needed, but, it takes some thinking to install this, especially if you don't have an 8 foot header. You have to reinforce the wall where the holes are in the door hanger will secure to the wall I was able to do this for my shed as I had access behind the wall, but if you doing this on drywall, you may have to remove some drywall to reinforce between the studs. Also the metal screws suck - they are very cheap metal and one broke with very little torque. This could have caused a lot of issues in removing a fat screw embedded deep in a stud, but fortunately there was enough sticking out I could grab it with a plyers and screw the broken part out. Don't over torque the screws! I used a thick plywood door, so my dimensions were different that the instructions (which were scant). Just lay everything out BEFORE you start - especially before you start drilling holes and cutting the door. There are many ways to set up your door. Please note that once installed you can simply lift the entire door off the rail - it's not secure at all (if using on an outside shed or barn). So if you want to secure it (many methods), I installed a long 2x4 over the rail rollers (with maybe a 2-3mm of room), so it had room to slide, but you could NOT lift the door off the railing, as it would hit the 2x4. You also need to make/add some fasteners on the lower corners to keep someone from pulling the door outwards from the bottom. I'll try to add some photos of my project - while it's a bit of a DIY, you will get the idea and can make yours better or out of metal - I just used what I had available at the time. Keep in mind, if someone wants in, they can pry about anything off, but this keeps the riff raft out. The latch was NOT included, I added it. The only thing I used from the kit was the rail, rollers, rail stoppers, vertical metal bar fasteners (2x) and door handle, but this was what I needed. I did have to buy a new lag screw to replace the broken one as well.

worked well

Bought to frame in bathroom door and make it a slider. The bar isn’t one piece, so it dips slightly where it rolls over the connection. Not a big deal, but it bothers my husband. Most likely for shipping purposes that they do it in pieces. Overall great price and am happy with it.

This works really well for our tool shed door. Glides really smooth and looks amazing. Doesn’t make a lot of noise and came with a great price point. Would buy it again.

The photos are edited to remove the seam between the 5 bars that you have to assemble. It should be clearly stated. Also, the instructions on how high to place the steel bars that have the rollers are simply wrong; the door needs to go about 1/2" higher than the instructions. Also, the instructions mistype 1 11/16 as 111/16; it makes you doubt the whole section of the instructions.Otherwise, it's a cheap option and the door did work.