Walnut Slab Barn Door

These are additional inches that are added onto your selected height (feet) of your door. For example, if you selected a Door Height (Feet) of 6 feet in the previous step and and added 6 inches in this section, then your overall door height will be 6 feet and 6 inches total.

When calculating door width, you will want to measure your doorway and add two additional inches on each side to ensure that you cover the molding around the door. In other words, take the width of your doorway opening and add 4 inches. This will ensure that your sliding barn door covers the molding around the door opening for a clean aesthetic.

These are additional inches that are added onto the width (feet) of your door. For example, if you select a Door Width (Feet) of 3 feet in the previous step and added 6 inches in this section, you overall door width will be 3 feet and 6 inches total.

“Pre-Drilled” doors arrive at your home ready to receive the sliding hardware. We drill your door to the standard specifications of where the sliding hardware should go on your barn door.

“Not Pre-Drilled” option means you need drill your own holes for the sliding hardware. We recommend selecting “Not Pre-Drilled” because this option gives you the flexibility to make your own modifications based upon your unique doorway when you are installing.

- Paint provides a clean and modern look.
- Stains enhance the texture and grain and natural tones, gains and beauty of the wood.
- Clear coating adds a sheen to the natural wood.
- Primed doors comes primed white. Our craftsmen will prime your door and then you are responsible for pre painting preparation.
- Custom Paint - after you place your order we will reach out to you to confirm your custom paint color selection.
- Raw Paint Grade - if you order your door raw and you intend to paint it, our craftsmen will use a different wood species for paint grade.
- Raw Stain Grade - if you order your door raw and you intend to stain it, our craftsmen will use a different wood species for raw stain grade.

Weathered doors provide that antiqued look and is best for a rustic aesthetic. Please note, you can only weather painted doors and you cannot weather raw or stained doors.

Non-weathered doors provide a more natural wood look and allow you the opportunity to use stains to enhance the wood grain and natural characteristics of the wood door.

Single Sided Doors are great for applications where one side of the door is visible and outward facing. For example, if you wanted a barn door for a closet or pantry we recommend single sided.

Double Sided Doors are preferred when you are separating two spaces from each other. For example, if you are separating a master bathroom from a master bedroom, we recommend a double sided door.