Modern Bypass Barn Door White Design - Manufacture Wood Sliding Bypass Barn Door With Hardware

Features

• [Expansion & Contraction] The distinct construction of engineered wood forms a rigid structure that does not gap, buckle, or respond to fluctuations in temperature and humidity. Solid wood fluctuates a lot, and is mostly used for ground level rooms and above, while engineered wood can be installed on any level, including below ground.
• [Expansion & Contraction] The distinct construction of engineered wood forms a rigid structure that does not gap, buckle, or respond to fluctuations in temperature and humidity. Solid wood fluctuates a lot, and is mostly used for ground level rooms and above, while engineered wood can be installed on any level, including below ground.
• [Installation]We pride ourselves on crafting high quality, easy to install products. From barn doors to our unique barn door hardware, everything is DIY friendly and can easily be installed by following our guides. We provide step by step installation guides for our products to accommodate DIY teams of all skill levels.
• [Installation]We pride ourselves on crafting high quality, easy to install products. From barn doors to our unique barn door hardware, everything is DIY friendly and can easily be installed by following our guides. We provide step by step installation guides for our products to accommodate DIY teams of all skill levels.
• The distinct construction of engineered wood forms a rigid structure that does not gap, buckle, or respond to fluctuations in temperature and humidity. Solid wood fluctuates a lot, and is mostly used for ground level rooms and above, while engineered wood can be installed on any level, including below ground.
• Pet Friendly: The door panel is waterproof with a thick wear layer makes it scratch-resistant. The distinct construction of MDF board forms a rigid structure that does not gap, buckle, or respond to fluctuations in temperature and humidity.
• Beautiful & Functional: Bypassing doors are ideal for concealing large openings, such as closets, office nooks, and openings between kitchens and dining rooms. Have an extra-large opening you wish to cover? You can add more than two doors for a ‘cascading’ look.