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Awesome explanation!!

Sweet doors. Great install.

Hi. How heavy is your door? Is your header piece 1" thick?

Please demonstrate the floor guide for heavy sliding hanging doors

They also comically slam in your face which is called dutch door action

Any guidance on screw type, length, width, etc.?

Really informational video. BUT here's a video production tip from someone with 30 years in media production. Yes, this is a year late. It's a given that 2 mics would be more ideal. So maybe by now you've figured this out. If not, when working with only 1 microphone, allow your guest to have it. Viewers need to the hear answers more than the questions, which could be added with graphics or voiced later and edited into the video. Your other option would be to sit closer to your guest and move the microphone on your sweater or whatever to your guests side. Your 3rd option is to replace that unidirectional microphone with one you often see podcasters use called a Yeti. There are others, but it enables audio capture from 2 sides of the microphone.

So purdy

Good job n splannin

I’ve lived in the Netherlands ( Dutch ) for 13 years and have never seen a Dutch door

This video (and your education marketing) would be more useful if the different regions were notated so I could find mine quickly. I eventually just left to find a different video.

That's a great job. I am a customer finish carpenter and I tell people my sweet spot is working on projects that others can't or don't want to work on. Saying "yes" and figuring out how to make the vision happen is what keeps customers coming back!

Hanging a door properly is one of those things that seems easy till you try to do it. Then it seems damn near impossible.

I live in NH what wood is best for cold northern climate

beatutiful

It would be good to have a video on installation of architectural series hardware like the Hex bar and Swill Rod hardware.

Great video, this is just what I needed with our low ceiling! Thank you!

What do you mean by refinishing every 1-2 years?

so something that is confusing me. I am looking at pantry doors. The door will be a left hand out swing. With that said, when I am considering prehung doors. Wouldn't I be able to purchase a right hand in swing door and rotate it 180 degrees to it becomes a left hand out swing door? Is there specific hardware or design in the frame that prevents this?

Are these doors arched or regular?

Ok I'm trying to install one but there's no studs in the wall. It's in a modular home

I am down in Tampa and hickory is what I want to go with. I really like the grain and look of it along with the flexibility properties. I didn't realize how high it was on the Janka scale until i double checked. Thanks for the recommendations

Can you share a link to the exact hinges you use for this door?

very nice

This door is great idea my dad was dutch here in Panama in the old part of the city many houses had these doors people would talk to neighbors and visitors from the door. In our natural hot weather this is great to catch the breeze it was also said that guys would talk to people in a suit and tie but had no pants on thanks to this typy of door. Greetings from Panamá

Great quality craftsmanship guys, thank you for showing all the thought which makes a great set of doors

how to close the hole at the top of the barn door

Double door install: What if the wall going from one side of the opening sticks out more then the other side making the support beam not flat on both sides?

What is the thickness of the support beam?

Why put in a door n leave a foot of open space above the door? Are you going to build a header?

Sold! Devils advocate though, what's some cons?

Thank you, excellent explanation of each component and its importance. These doors are simply exceptional level of craftsmanship. You have a new subscriber folks.

amazing, clean cut job. thank you for sharing all the tips and tricks of the trade.

Hi, I plan on building barn doors for my garage. The current barn doors are old, over 100 years old. They have hinges that look like rustic large hinges… they are also rusty. I want to replace them but I don’t know what hinges to use. Home Depot has security ball bearing hinges 4.5 x 4.5 but they don’t look like large rustic barn door hinges. They are rectangular and look similar to modern interior door hinges. Can you recommend hinges to use?

This is *exactly* what I needed! I am so grateful that you took the time to film and edit this for someone like me to benefit from. Thank you so much! I wish you all the best!

That’s lovely! Can you tell me where I can get those hinges please? Currently scouring the internet for hinges suitable for a wide bookcase door in my daughters room. Cheers man

What’s the stain or finish you add from that white can??? Almost looks white

Thank you Don for such a thorough tutorial! We have the same bedroom/Bathroom set up.. question why leave a space above the header could you have gone a little higher and not left too much open space just wondering?

The product is beautiful. Please be mindful of letting clients know the dangers of having little children around the hinged side of those doors. The weight of the door and the force is created can literally crush a child to death. The safety of pets is also a secondary concern.

Beautiful work!

Where can I purchase this header and track

What kind/size screws did you use to mount to the studs?

The finish on the that header and door is amazing. Do you have any secrets to share about that finish?

Do you ever restore doors? If yes, would love to see our hear your thoughts on carriage door restoration

Where can I find a support header at? Do they sell kits?

Thank you for your clear installation guide

That's an amazing stud finder, because here I am.....

Here I am subscribed to your TH-cam channel, but I can't get the points for the giveaway because your site won't let me type in the name on my TH-cam membership. This is in my maiden name, my married name is Barbara Huffman. I had the same problem with Instagram and the other ones. I don't have Twitter tho.

Thank you very much for the patient and bright explanations and for the beautiful model !

what type 'nut product' did you use( in the header ) to receive the rail bolt onto/into the header?