EaseLife 48in x 84in Sliding Barn Wood Door,Interior Doors,DIY Assemblely,Solid Natural Spruce Panelled Slab,Easy Install,Apply to Rooms & Storage Closet,H-Frame

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.

Updated Review 1/31/25: Given the the solutions suggested didn't work, the seller took care of the door for me. As such, I'm updating this from 3 to 5 stars as the customer support provided warrants the change.Updated Review 1/27/25: The seller reached out and suggested gluing the panels but that did not solve the problem. It is unfortunate as liked the doors. I do feel that it would be appropriate to update this review and speak to the Seller's customer service effort, which I was pleased with.Original Review: Easy to assemble. Looks good. Only flaw is that the panels ended up with gaps over the course of time. Photos for reference.

The door is solid, the tongue and grove design is easy to put together. I’m looking forward to painting them.

These weren’t so difficult to assemble, and they look very nice. I would say my only complaint is they’re not completely straight. When I put two together, one of the doors is slightly bowed but only my wife sees it. 😂 It’s true though that one of the doors is bone but it’s not that bad for the price at Sams satisfied.

Very nice door for the money. Shopped quickly and packed well. Highly recommend this door.

I ordered 2 doors, one was fine (albeit very "rustic"). The other developed cracking of the rails (cosmetic) and shrinkage of the wood panels after I took it out of the plastic. Unfortunately, this wasn't evident until I had put the door together. It was too much trouble to disassemble and get a replacement. I did contact the manufacturer, the responded quickly and gave me a partial refund. So I would give one door 4 stars (it is rustic but a good value), one door 2 stars (wood wasn't stable), and customer service 5 stars.

The door came in a kit form that was a little daunting at first. However, the millwork is outstanding and every part slid easily into the framework and locked confidently into place. A few screws inserted through accurately pre-drilled holes hold everything firmly together, resulting in a surprisingly strong sturdy door. The pieces came finely sanded and ready for finishing with no additional prep work needed.

Very well designed product. The wood is nice too - we were going to paint, but will likely use a light sealer to maintain the wood grain. Pay attention to the vertical board pattern and make sure the door is square before final assembly. Does not need glue, but we decided to glue in a few places in addition to the heavy duty screws they provide. We used 1/2" cut pieces of dowel from the hardware store instead of the provided dowels for a smooth finish at the dowels. Requires minor handyman/carpenter level skills. ro a sliding barn door, double check the gap at the floor (should be a 1/2" to 3/4" gap) before drilling the brackets into the doors . The triple slider bracket in the photo is also from Amazon.