S&Z TOPHAND® 42in x 84in Barn Door, 20-60 in Unfinished British Brace Barn Door/Modern Style/Solid Wood/Simple Assembly is Required

This door is excellent quality and well-designed for easy assembly. All necessary parts were included, making the process straightforward with no issues during construction or installation. It hangs securely and looks great—definitely a solid choice!

Update. 9/7/20. Second 36” door we ordered arrived today and you can see In the pics the board A is cracked in several places. One looks like they even tried to glue before sending. Other one is so cracked we could use this board as it break. Hoping for a quick reply from seller and a replacement board send ASAP. **got a reply a few hours later and board was shipped the next day. Very easy to assemble and look good. I actually had to order another door, 36”. When taking all the measurements I didn’t even think about the tandem hinges taking some of the length up so the two 28” doors don’t quite cover the closet opening and moulding. This has nothing to do with the door though and I ordered the 3rd door from here too. Also decided to put another coat of black stain on the existing door, while I wait for the other one to get here. I would suggest that when shipping more than one door, don’t bundle them together. UPS was going to leave it by my mailbox bc it was to heavy for him. It was raining that day and luckily I walked out when I saw him and told him I would help him get it to my door.

Easy to assemble. Looks pretty good.I do wish the mounting holes had not been pre-drilled, as they did not align with the mounting hardware I had. The holes for the included handle had to be drilled, so the user/installer would have had all the tools out already. Otherwise, great light weight solid door.

For the price...these are a fantastic way to have a wood door with great character... have done 4 of these now and yes they have a few items with them such as dings and dents and maybe a little warp, but they are true pine wood... they have always gone together well, which is a fun project, and look great... i've used a little sandpaper once and awhile but I love the character. If you want perfect wood doors spend $750 each, if you want a great quality, fun to assemble, great looking door, I like these!!!

Let me start by saying I like the quality of the wood door itself, as for the J-Hangers and hardware I will never purchase again. I have purchased 6 of these doors and 4 of the doors came with the J-Hanger not bent correctly. In the box with the instructions there is a card that states to contact the manufacturer themselves instead of the seller if you have any problems with the product and they will be glad to replace at no charge. I got on my computer put there website address in and guess what NOT VALID and yes I tried several times. This is no part Amazon’s fault, they had shipped me 4 new complete doors with hardware to remove the new hangers and put the bad ones back in and setup return for me. Well the 4 new ones they sent had bad hangers also. So if you are looking to purchase these doors, I would purchase the doors without hardware and purchase other manufacturers hardware. I’m know have 4 sets of hangers I cannot use due to being formed incorrectly and having to purchase new ones and yes I even went to a fab shop to see what they would charge me just for the J-Bracket and it was cheaper to bye the whole hardware get from a different manufacturer.Please also note that yes I tried to tighten them up and they would bind up, so I removed a washer guess what no go. The holes themselves will not line up horizontally for the pin.

Easy to assemble and looks great.

Second time I purchased this door. Both times the product arrived on time and without damage. During this assembly I used wood glue to secure all the panels together. It wasn't need as the first door is still working fine just added a little more strength. I didn't realize I ordered the wrong side door by mistake until it was fully assembled. I needed to cut about 1.25' from the top and bottom with did not compromise the strength of the door at all - glad I used the glue!!This door was hung with traditional hinges and not the normal upper track for barn doors. I cut the a few of the wooden dowels that come with the door in half and used them to plug the holes pre-drilled for the sliding door hardware.

Pros:The door parts are well made and fit together well to make a reasonably solid door.Cons:The foam strips double-sided taped to the sides of the outboard planks in the center of the door fell off because the surface was obviously dusty and the tape didn't stick.Holes are pre-drilled in the door for rail hanger brackets but not for the door handle, which is odd because the door handle is supplied, but hanger brackets aren't.The rail kit I bought (separately) had hanger brackets with mounting holes which matched the spacing of the holes in the door which sounds great, but the holes in the door are in the wrong location (top hole 1.5" from the top of the door, not the 2" I needed) so, if I used the predrilled holes, the bottom of the door sat on the floor and the wheels didn't touch the rail. The right hole location for the rail kit I bought would make two of the mounting bolts pass through screws holding side rail on the door. I found this out after fully assembling the door and it took me about 4 hours to rework the door to accept the hanger brackets.One of the cross brace pieces was pretty badly damaged, but we weren't planning to use them (they're just cosmetic)There seems to be a lot of filler in one of the center planks. I'm hoping it takes stain (haven't got to that stage yet).The door is also a little twisted but it looks good and is pretty solid; Overall, for the price, it's not bad.