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Two Barn Doors. More Ways to Shape Your Space.
Create a balanced entrance, improve access to a closet, or divide adjoining rooms with a double barn door layout that suits your space. Start by choosing how the doors open, then select the mounting style and finish.
Open Up Your Entrance with Non-Bypass Hardware
Create a classic double-door entrance with barn doors that meet at the center and slide apart. With enough track length and clear wall space on both sides, the doors can move beyond the opening for broad, unobstructed access.
A practical choice for wide doorways and room transitions where both sides have space for door travel.
Make Limited Side-Wall Space Work with Bypass Hardware
Bring two barn doors to an opening where a slide-apart layout may not fit. Bypass hardware lets the doors overlap, reducing the side-wall space needed for door travel.
Choose single-track or double-track bypass hardware to suit your available clearance and preferred layout. Plan the access you need, since doors overlapping within the doorway will still cover part of the opening.
Expand Your Mounting Options with Ceiling Mount Hardware
Keep your double barn door project moving when the wall above the opening cannot accommodate a suitable wall-mounted system. Ceiling mount hardware supports the track from appropriate overhead framing.
Explore two-door non-bypass and double-track bypass options, then match the system to your ceiling structure and available door travel space.
Hardware That Complements Your Barn Doors
our track and rollers are part of the finished look. Choose Black Rustic for a bold contrast or Brushed Nickel for a lighter metallic accent. Explore classic, straight, spoke wheel, and decorative roller designs across selected models to coordinate with your barn doors and surrounding décor.
Finish and roller availability vary by system. Select the door movement you need first, then find the hardware style that completes your space.
Hardware That Complements Your Barn Doors
our track and rollers are part of the finished look. Choose Black Rustic for a bold contrast or Brushed Nickel for a lighter metallic accent. Explore classic, straight, spoke wheel, and decorative roller designs across selected models to coordinate with your barn doors and surrounding décor.
Finish and roller availability vary by system. Select the door movement you need first, then find the hardware style that completes your space.
Find the Right Fit for Your Double Barn Doors
Start with the Access You Want
Picture how you will use the opening each day. Do you want both barn doors to move away from the center, or would overlapping doors provide the access you need? Choose the movement that works for your room before selecting a track.
Measure for Coverage and Travel
Measure the finished opening and both barn doors, then check the clear space beside and above the opening. Account for the overlap required by your chosen system, along with trim, baseboards, and nearby furniture.
The right layout gives your barn doors room to cover the opening when closed and travel where you need them when open.
Choose Your Track Length
Match the track to your door widths, opening, and hardware configuration. Non-bypass and bypass layouts have different sizing requirements.
Use the Barn Door Track Size Calculator to narrow down your options, then confirm the recommended length with your selected kit.
Complete Your Hardware Selection
Choose an available finish and roller design, select the two-door configuration, and check door thickness, weight capacity, and mounting requirements.
Review the Installation Manuals before ordering so you can plan the installation around your chosen system.
Double Door Sliding Track FAQs
Which double door sliding track system is right for my space?
Choose non-bypass hardware for barn doors that meet at the center and slide apart. Choose bypass hardware when the doors need to overlap to suit the available space. Ceiling-mounted options provide an alternative mounting method when suitable overhead structural support is available.
Does a double-door kit require two tracks?
No. Double-door refers to an installation with two barn doors. You can choose a single-track non-bypass system, a single-track bypass system, or a double-track bypass system, depending on how you want the doors to move.
Can I open the full doorway with two barn doors?
Yes, a properly sized non-bypass layout can let both barn doors slide clear when there is enough track length and wall space on each side. For bypass layouts, the accessible opening depends on where the doors overlap and whether they can travel beyond the doorway.
How do I choose the right track length?
Start with your opening width, both barn door widths, and the available space for door travel. The required track length varies by system. Use our Barn Door Track Size Calculator, then confirm the result against the selected product’s specifications.
What comes with a double barn door hardware kit?
Core components generally include tracks, rollers, mounting hardware, door stops, anti-jump parts, and floor guides. Bypass brackets, ceiling brackets, and junction plates depend on the kit. Check the product’s Parts Included diagram for the exact package, and review handles and soft-close accessories separately.
Is the track supplied in one piece?
Some kits use a one-piece track, while others use joined sections. Track construction depends on the model and length. The selected product’s track diagram shows the section layout and any required junction plates.
Can I use the kit with barn doors I already own?
You can pair existing barn doors with a kit that supports their dimensions, thickness, weight, and roller mounting requirements. Also check that the doors provide enough coverage and any overlap required by the selected system.
Are barn doors included?
This collection contains hardware kits only, giving you the flexibility to pair the hardware with compatible barn doors. Browse our Barn Doors, or explore Barn Door Combo Kits for doors and hardware packaged together.
Complete the Look. Complete Your Project.
Find Barn Doors to Match Your Space
Choose the barn door style, size, and finish that bring your double-door layout together.
Explore Doors and Hardware Together
Browse combo kits for a convenient starting point, then select the door dimensions and hardware configuration that suit your opening.
Compare More Hardware Options
Planning another opening? Explore hardware for additional door counts, track systems, and installation styles.
Let’s Find the Right Track for Your Double Barn Doors
Have the doors in mind but need help choosing the hardware? Share your opening measurements, barn door dimensions and weights, and a few photos of the installation area. Tell us whether you prefer doors that slide apart or overlap. Our team can help you compare layouts, track lengths, and mounting options for your space.