40" Bi-Folding Sliding Barn Door Hardware Track Kit,Smoothly&Quietly,Side Mounted Black Roller,Easy Install,Door Not Included [Fit Double 18" Bifold Doors]

I recently purchased a bi-fold door kit for my closet and I am thrilled with the product. The kit was very easy to install. I did not like the pivot it came with because it has to attach to the ground and may need to be raised due to how high you install your doors, which is why I also ordered Alamic Door Pivot Hinges Heavy Duty Hinges for Doors Stainless Steel Pivot Door Hinge System. I used the top hinge as a replacement for the pivot mechanism.The bi-fold door kit is made of high-quality materials that look and feel very sturdy. The doors open and close smoothly, without any squeaking or sticking. The doors also stay securely closed when not in use, ensuring that my closet remains tidy and organized.What I love most about this bi-fold door kit is its modern and sleek design. It adds a stylish touch to my closet and complements the overall decor of my room. Additionally, the doors don't take up a lot of space when opened, making it easy to access my clothes and shoes without bumping into anything.Overall, I highly recommend this bi-fold door kit to anyone looking for a reliable and aesthetically pleasing closet door solution. It is a great investment that will enhance the functionality and appearance of any space.

There's nothing to say. I think this is the best product I found recently. It works perfectly, slides very smoothly, and the quality is very solid. It helps me solve the need of a small door opening in my basement very well. I read some negative reviews and gave me some advice. The installation manual and parts really confused me at first. I contacted their staff, and they responded to me very quickly and provided me with their latest version of the installation manual. This is much clearer and more helpful than the version attached to the package. I am very satisfied with such products and services. If I still need, I must say that I will choose them again, which is really great！

One of our closets has bifold doors on it and it has always been hard to open, you needed to use two hands, one to pull the handle and the other to push the door open. We installed this hardware on the current doors and it is a breeze to open now! We did realize upone hanging it that the doors do not cover the entire opening now, a 2 inch gap at one end of the closet but that was our error in that we should have realized an inset set of doors wouldn’t cover the opening when placed in front of the door trim. Not a big deal as this closet is at the top of the stairs that lead to the basement so the gap is only seen when going downstairs. Eventually we will build new doors that will fit perfectly with this hardware but for now we are just happy to be able to open the closet without pulling a muscle. Thank you for inventing this unique hardware!

The media could not be loaded. I love the way these doors open! So much more functional than the sliding bypass doors we had where you can only see in one side of the closet at a time. Last year I installed this bi-fold barn door hardware in my sons room to convert the standard bypass doors into bi-fold doors. Installation wasn’t too difficult although the instructions weren’t the best.Fast forward to the present and I just installed 2 more for the other kids’ closets. The instructions are much more clear and easy to understand this time around. And it tells you exactly what tools you need to have on hand. The screws included to install the hinges on the back side of the doors were too long, but I was able to find some screws in my garage that worked. All the other parts and hardware were as expected and installation was easier this time around. I love the way our doors look and function with this hardware. And I think they’re reasonably priced compared to similar products. Just use common sense and read through the entire product description before you order to make sure you’re getting the correct size.

DIY-er Review and tips….I bought this door system so I could add doors to my recently expanded bedroom closet opening. The product is easy to install if you don’t look at all of the instructions.First assemble the rail - this was done as per the instructions directed.I used a ledger board so I skipped using the dowels that are provided. I’m not sure why there are dowels but if you can’t install it directly to the studs use a solid hardwood ledger board. Drill holes smaller than the screws provided for the rail to make a tight fit.Having two people to hold, level, and make the holes for the rail is recommended. Level is key!I used two hollow core doors so the provided hinge screws were too long. So that required a trip to the store, but an easy solution. Lay the doors down tightly abutting each other with no space when marking for the hinges. Just make sure the hinges and door are level. Take your time with this.After getting the hinges on and the other door hardware (roller) it was a breeze. You do have to drill a hole in the bottom of the fixed door. I used a 1/2” drill bit and had to expand it a bit to fit the door pivot thingy. (I know real technical). I drilled the hole in the door put in the pivot thing and then hung the door, then marked the spot on the floor where the pivot thing needed to be installed. Much easier than how it’s suggested on the instructions.Just take your time and watch some YouTube videos on installing barn doors. The instructions make it more difficult than it needs to be.I used two 28” doors for a 53” opening. So they overlap the opening but it works great. I spent too much time trying to figure out the purpose of the dowels and worrying about the drill bit sizes. The hardwood ledger board was perfect and the door hardware is secure.

Simple easy installation. Perfect option for adding a door to a small space. Seems well built and easily held the weight of the solid part door I built. When adding the hinges make sure they have a small even gap so the door can fold flat when open on the tracks. I had to move one hinge after the door was up.