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5 ways to upgrade your client’s barn door

Are you an interior designer working with a client that dreams of the perfect barn door for their bathroom or bedroom? Have they talked to you about what they envision or are looking to elevate a door they already own? Do you and your clients want beautiful, quality products that are made to last and will accommodate different door widths? From door tracks, latch locks, faux hinges, handles, and more, we have five items and ways to upgrade any client’s barn door, add finishing touches, keep them happy, and give you rave reviews.

This sliding barn door track kit is not only aesthetically pleasing but well-made. Depending on your client’s needs, they can choose between a 9- or 13-foot-long railing for their single sliding door. It is made from carbon steel and comes in a beautiful black powder-coated color. It has pre-drilled holes for easy installation, a nylon wheel with two bearings that will allow for squeak-free and smooth opening and closing, and is durable, holding up to 265 pounds.
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Privacy is not complete without a quality and durable latch lock. This one is made with the same carbon steel and black powder-coating and is anti-rust. Its large size is perfect for any bedroom or bathroom that requires extra privacy. All the necessary tools come in the box, along with easy-to-follow instructions, and once installed, it’s not flimsy like other latches but will be there to stay.
If your client is looking for easy ways to decorate their barn door, look no further than these magnetic faux hinges and handles. They are anti-rust and fade and come in a pack with four hinges and two handles. The backs have a strong magnet, so they don’t have to worry about installation or if they want to readjust their position. They are perfect accents your client can add to any barn door with steel or magnetic strips and can even use for their garage door.
Find the proper fit for any barn door with this adjustable, flush-styled bottom bracket made from carbon steel. It is anti-rust, sturdy, and comes in a classic matte black finish. No matter how wide or the thickness of your client’s barn door, this bracket can extend from 25 to 56mm. It is easy to install, has a wall-mounted design, and has a step-by-step guide to make the process as seamless as possible.
If your client is looking for a functional pull door handle, and not one just for décor purposes, this modern one for their barn door is perfect. The handle size is 12” and will fit door panels from 1-3/8” to 1-3/4” thick. This quality steel door handle is easy to install and will provide a sleek and elegant touch.

Give your clients everything they want and more. If a client desires a noiseless railing that holds up to 265 pounds, suggest the 9- or 13-foot durable sliding track kit. If you have a client who needs extra privacy, you can highly recommend the latch lock. For clients who aren’t interested in installation but want something that looks nice, the faux hinges and handles will do the trick. Plus, they can double as garage door decorations to provide a cohesive look. The wall-mounted bracket is ideal for any client since it adjusts to varying widths, and the modern matte black door handle is great for clients looking for both style and function. You can easily upgrade your clients’ barn doors while keeping everyone pleased.

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