$20 DIY Barn Door Hardware | Shanty2Chic
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Today we're showing you how to build you own barn door hardware for under $20! We built this hardware for a nightstand (video coming next week!) but you can customize it and put it on ANY piece of furniture!
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MATERIALS:
- Washers
- 1" Spacers
- Hex Screws
- Hex Bolts
- Pulleys
- Baby Hex Screws
- Locking Nuts
- 1" Flat Bar
- Spray Paint
TOOLS:
- Drill
- Jigsaw + metal blade
- Sander
- Screwdrivers
- Nippers
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Great job! Looks awesome! Might I suggest, instead of pushing out the metal bushing in the roller... Find a slightly smaller bolt to fit through it. Go metric if necessary. That bushing protects the plastic wheel from wearing. The bushing takes the wear and tear. Applying some synthetic grease to the bolt will even further protect the bushing and bolt from wear.
You two deserve so much respect and credit for making such a concise and valuable video. I have painstakingly sifted through many similar videos, none of which were anywhere near as effective as yours. The solutions you provided here were exactly what I’ve been searching far and wide for. Thank you!! Y’all are awesome.
Just stopping in, yet again, to watch video AGAIN! I searched several stores for clothesline pulleys. Finally today I got 4. We have 2 armoires destined to be barndoored! Thank youThank you Thank you.
Seriously the best DIY video I've seen on a long time. Not an hour of yapping before hand, very clear & simple step by step VISUAL directions, and still entertaining without being annoying!! Lol. This was EXACTLY what I was looking for and I'll feel fully equipped to go and do this... WITHOUT my hubbies help! Lol 👍👍👌👌👏👏
seriously you two are my DIY goals!! I love that each item you have in your homes, you built!!
Wow, ladies'! This is awesome! I am building a small cabinet over my toilet (3' wide potty room), and I have a pair of doors I salvaged from an old cabinet (that was a dumpster dive find!). I wanted to do the barn door slides, since the potty room door is on barn door hardware, but I did NOT want to pay an arm and a leg for it. Thanks so much for this awesome tutorial!
Just finished this build and I have a few recommendations: stay away from spray painting the aluminum flat bar...spend a little more and get the black steel flat bar. I will be replacing my aluminium bar asap. The paint (no matter the brand) does not stick! My bar was flaking before I ever assembled it but I had to go with it for now. Also we added a 1/4" inch spacer in front of the bar and behind the hex screw so that the door bars had a stop. Otherwise the door can just roll off. Otherwise it's a beautiful piece. We made the nighstand to match the modern rustic bed we made last week (also by shanty 2 chic). Love my new bedroom suit. Thanks ladies.
where did you find the pulleys?
Dan D home depot and Lowe's because we made two nightstands and couldn't find all the pulleys needed at one place
love y'all and have done many of your projects and they all turned out great! This one has me wishing I had just bought the hardware instead. It was much more expensive than I expected (the flat bar alone is $18, I understand to do one small night stand you don't need to use the whole thing) and it was very difficult. I needed the hubs assistance (muscles) quite a few times. All in all, I would recommend saving the headache and spending a little more for this one. Not being negative just giving honest feedback for anyone who wants to try this. I am a big fan, you girls are great.
Love you two together in this video! Very authentic and not dropping names of tools I have no clue about. Really great idea! thank you!
That gives me a DIY idea to create a lightweight barn door 🚪 to the bathroom. 😮
Thank you for that video I have been all over looking for a video! I was even going to use a curtain rod with hooks if a couldn't find something! Perfect!! Thanks!! ❤
THANK YOU! I've been trying to figure out a more cost efficient way to do a barn door for MONTHS! Will send pics!
Redoing my bdrm closet so I have 2 doors instead of 1. Was flirting with the idea of barn doors but now thanks to you ladies I can afford to do it! Thanks again
uh...y'all totally just killed all the other barn door videos on youtube! Great job!
Congrats on the expectant baby! Great project too. My wife is about to deliver any day. I'll have to tag you in our co sleeper crib once I get done.
I built the nightstand and used the material for the barn door. Looks great but realized there was no stop so the barn door wouldn't roll off the shelf. I'll have to come up with something but overall I like how mine came out.
The whole thing is nice, only one little error ... if you can call it that.
By taking out of the Wheel that Metal Tube ... the Screws will now hurt the Plastic Inside of those Wheels. It may not be allot, but given enough time it *will* make those nice Wheels not roll smooth anymore ... depending on how many times those are opened and closed.
You could prevent that problem, by getting Wheels that have a Ball-Bearing inside, much like Bicycles have it. It would prevent the Wear and Tear of the Wheels and as a nice plus it would roll allot easier too!
These are exactly what I've been wanting in our master bedroom ♥
Love this idea, thanks for sharing! You look great! I'm 24 weeks and expecting in June as well. I've been using some of your awesome plans to get more organized before baby gets here. A few days ago I did the floating bathroom shelves and I'm hoping to work on the industrial cart bookcase and console table this weekend to house supplies for my Etsy shop!
YOU GO GIRLS!!!! THANK YOU BOTH SOOOOOOO MUCH FOR THIS TUTORIAL!!
Great ideas, keep them coming! If you want a more substantial pulley--3" steel garage door pulley is $4 ea.
I am so glad you guys did this! I've been looking for a method like this. Can't wait to try it. I knew as soon as I saw it on fb that I had to watch this. And... knew that you guys would make it super easy.
I found you two on Pinterest recently. This is an awesome video and helps with my wish to build a barn door for the bathroom.
easy to understand, visually effective, very helpful for the layperson like moi!
I'm really impressed with that is a big money saver right there !🖒🖒 those barn sets are like 80$!! "/
you could get some kind of 3/4" aluminum track that will fit the board on the bottom so that way the board doesn't wobble back and forth..either way great DIY ladies!
It wouldn't be a barn door if you put something on the bottom
Oh My! Look at that pegboard! I'm jealous! :) I have to try this!
This idea is awesome!!! is there a list of the specific sizes of the bolts and screws?
SO COOL! Thanks for sharing ladies:) We are going to DIY some barn doors for our new house that we are fixing up....I don't think we can use this for a door, but love the nightstand or even a dining room buffet or bar for this!!! xoxo
FREE TO FRUGAL thank you! We shared how to modify for larger doors, on our site. Should be simple!
It seems you have been more creative than usual, gratz.
You two are great. Very Genius idea. Loved it and going to do this soon. Thank you for sharing!
Game changer! Thank you so much ladies!
FYI, leaving the metal sleeve in place, will make it roll much easier
Simon Manser you have to use different size screws then correct for them to fit with the metal sleeve still in?
I can’t believe the amazing ideas you are giving me I’m new to your Chanel!! Where have you been all my life ???
Lol @ the outtake! Love you ladies! ❤ and thanks for all the tutorial videos!
Great idea! Thanks, this will complete my dartboard cabinet!
(handychicks, I think I'm in love lol)
Great job. Very handy!
the bolt will eat through the plastic! Leaving the metal sleeve in the wheel will make it last much longer
My favorite video of yours for sure!! Love it!
‼️nicely described and easy to do ‼️ thank you ❤️‼️
Love it! Very creative!
Thanks for the tips! I think I’ll be 3D printing the wheel though
Hey can you please specify the sizes of the hex screws , baby hex screw , etc
I am so glad I found your channel. love it.
Congrats, Whitney!
Sergio Torres thank you!!!🤰🏼👍🏻
Love this, I’m gonna use for my kitchen shelf, Awesome!
Thank you
You two are my heros. This is amazing--thank you for sharing!!
well done girls! exactly what I was looking for. off to the home depo!
yesss! I needed this @shanty2chic!
Finally an inexpensive and simple solution! Thank you!
And now a question for you: Is there a way to make this a bypass door with two doors in front and two in back?
I know this sounds like an odd request - but I have two closets on one wall, one 3' wide and the other 4' with a 2' wall between them, and want to use barn doors with them. In order to cover both closet openings and yet still have room to slide the doors, I need to make the doors more narrow with two in back that will partially cover each closet opening and two in front to cover the gaps. The only way to do it (that I can see) is to mount two different tracks, one in front of the other, using narrower doors in back.
I'm planning on using lightweight hollow-core doors.
I hope that makes sense! Any suggestions?
Girls you are awesome, i love the way you explain , and the sense of humor, subscribe totally
You know so much, i do not need to tell you anything , but what i will do in my door barn, is the bar will cut it 2 inches longer, and BEND IT 1 inch each side, so the wheel can not get slice out
Keep doing more videos
flavin flavio thank you!!
"...like building a sandwich" - LOL - I did not miss that ;)
What a fantastic idea!
Looks very nice. I'll have to try to make something like that!
Would love to see how you would do a bypass barn door with this hardware 🙏🏼🙏🏼
Yesss me to!
Is there a stop to keep the doors from rolling off? And will it wobble without a track at the bottom?
Daniel J this door doesn't wobble - it's so small. I also didn't add a stop because it's light weight but you can use longer screws on the ends with a spacer on the front side of the track and it will stop the vertical bars 😀
Shanty2Chic x
Daniel J... I'm trying to picture your method for stopping the barn doors from rolling off the track. Any chance you could add a visual?
Couldn't you just hang the door a little higher and use the spacers on either end as a stop, providing there is space to fit the door between the cabinet and the track?
Daniel J I notice this is a year old comment BUT if you use an aluminum flat bar they are super easy to bend. You could bend the ends out to be a stopper. Which I plan to do! I think it adds character
The cylinder inside the will, it's called bushing. English is not even my first language, it's third actually.😀💥 Despite of this great job!
Great job! I'll be using this method soon. Thanks!
How cool is this. You two are the Bomb. Bombs
What ever you do, don't make the horizontal bar "level" - make it parallel to the opening.
Well, given enough tilt, the doors /could/ have a tendency to slide in the lower direction. Besides, wouldn't the bar/doors effectively cover the opening, so you wouldn't see the difference?
So smart, thank you
Baby hex screws!!!!!
#9?
Thanks for the video
Very creative, thank you!
You girls are thunder fun ! Are you wearing Kate Hudson’s Fabletics? Seriously good movable gear to do all that, thank you for your videos!
barn door DIY is awesome! any chance you can post the plans for the actual night stand as well?
josh harker yep! Coming next week 😀😀
I would like the plans for the night stand also!!!
Love this!!!
how do you put 'stoppers' on it so it doesn't fly off the end of the track?
I was thinking the same thing.
Thank you very much
love the idea and also love your wall of tools :)
Awesome! Thanks!
Thank you. This is very helpful
Explain the process of using the spray paint. Like priming them first then how many coats of black paint after that?
great idea ladies. Is Whitney expecting?😉😊😉
Monica Henrion that's what I was wondering but I have always been told as a man not to ask a woman that haha So thanks for asking for me :)
Monica Henrion If you check out the Shanty to Chic Instagram they give hints to it over their. A picture of a crib with description saying my newest little guys crib and a picture of both of them, the caption saying to women one baby. After scrolling further down, they announced it on Instagram. She's due in June 2017 with a little boy.
Zachare Holle yes! Haha! Aren't you glad I didn't say no 😏 24 weeks 🤰🏼
Shanty2Chic very glad! Congrats! My wife is 21 weeks today, so just a few weeks behind y'all!
Shanty2Chic CONGRATULATIONS!!😀 That's lovely news! 👏👏
DIY A workbench you don't have to protect from doing work.."Workbench" lol
Awesome video by the way thanks
Tom Rinehart thanks! We have a bunch of workbench plans on our site. Just type workbench in our search bar 😀😀
I like this idea
I just subscribed
I know this is an old post, but ideas for a stop so the door doesn't fall off the end if pushed to far?
All that stuff needed ? Lol. Another Blue Star Ointment Video😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣🤣😂 I have to admit..Its great😀
Can you guys make a farmhouse tv stand with barn style doors?
Genius!!! 😍😍
As I was building this through your video and website I came across you dont mention the size of the drill bit to use and the length of the long bar. You should add that to the descriptions at least.
thanks for sharing this i cant wait to do this !
This does save a significant amount of money. However this can’t be done for $20. The flat bar alone is almost $19.
Austin Cooper one flat bar makes 2 tracks
Love Love Love you ladies
How would you put stoppers on this rail if mounting on a wall built in? This is a sweet video
Awesome guys
How long those plastic wheels last especially if its rolling on metal bar. I used the garage rollers. Little squeaky buy heavier duty if you're a doing a heavy door. My door is about 50lbs.
great idea and inexpensive
that is amazing.
Nice video
Awesome! Love this idea and love all of your tutorials! What color stain did you use on the dresser afterward? Thanks!
Megan Kay Briarsmoke by Varathane 😀
Over time will the paint wear off of the Clothesline Pulley’s? Can the Clothesline Pulley’s. be used for Barn Door Hardware for a regular size door like for a bedroom or a closet?
How did the plastic pulleys hold up over time? Did the paint flake or chip eventually?
Any tips for how to keep the black paint from chipping off? I just followed this and the black paint is already coming off !! But thank you for this tutorial. Love it!
Courtney, I've painted metal before and always have issues too. The thing I've found that works best is to sand the metal first to roughen it up and remove any oils. The paint that I have found that works best is the chalkboard spray paint, but even then, I've found that it will chip in places with heavy use. I've tried several methods but yet to find something that works perfectly!
Genius!!!
3/8/2018 still loving this just found thanks so helpful!
BEUTIFUL... Thank you.
Question....I have a Pottery Barn Ashby bed. How do I match the stain, if not the wood, to match so it looks like it goes together....or.....is matching pieces not the only thing anymore? Clueless Bachelor.
do you have the plans to build the nightstands as well?
nice work
I attempted to make the wheel assembly per instructions, the problem is the vertical bar is hitting the hex head for the horizontal bar. What am I doing wrong ?
1? does the black paint come off eventually on the wheel portion that slides on the metal?