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Use our size resources to choose the right barn door width and height for your opening. Measure carefully, allow proper overlap, and explore standard 80 in, 84 in, and 96 in door heights.
A finished barn door is a convenient choice when you want the color or wood tone applied for you. The selected finish is applied after your order is placed, so there is no additional painting or staining to complete before assembly.
| Finished Barn Doors | Unfinished Barn Doors | |
|---|---|---|
| Finished Surface | ||
| Painting or staining needed | ||
| Less prep before assembly | ||
| Ready for custom finishing |
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Hardware is sold separately unless otherwise stated on the product page.
The door arrives unassembled to help reduce the risk of damage during shipping.
Designed for interior residential applications.
Double-check the finished opening, available wall space, and overhead clearance.
Select a track kit that matches the door size, and installation type.
Make sure the wall has proper studs or solid blocking to support the track.
“Finished” means Homacer applies the selected color or wood finish after the order is placed. It describes the surface treatment only—the door still arrives unassembled.
No. The door components ship unassembled to help reduce the risk of damage during transportation. Assembly is required before the door can be installed.
No, unless the individual product page states otherwise. Tracks, rollers, handles, floor guides, and other installation hardware are sold separately. If you want the door and compatible hardware together, explore our Barn Door Combo Kits.
Measure the finished width and height of the opening, including any trim the closed door needs to cover. The door should provide enough overlap around the opening, and there must be sufficient wall space for it to slide open. Use the Barn Door Size Calculator for a recommended starting size.
Not always. Pine is a natural material, so grain, knots, and color variation are expected. The applied finish may also appear slightly different from one piece of wood to another.
No. These finished barn doors are designed for interior use and should not be installed where they will be directly exposed to rain, outdoor humidity, or other weather conditions.
