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Choosing a Single Track Non-Bypass Kit
Selecting the Track Length
Measure the finished opening, the width of each door, and the available wall space beside the opening.
Use the Barn Door Track Size Calculator to estimate the required track length. Select your door configuration and the non-bypass system, then enter your measurements.
Before ordering, check that the recommended track fits your installation area and that the selected roller design has sufficient clearance.
Finishes and Roller Styles
Black Rustic and Brushed Nickel finishes are available in this collection. Finish options vary by roller style.
Available designs include Classic, Straight, T-Shape, Spoke Wheel, Horseshoe, Anchor, Arrow, Bucks, Diamond, Flame, Flower, Gear, Horns, Imperial, Puppy Paw, Royal, Star, Twig, and Mustache.
Use the Roller Style filter to narrow your selection. Before you choose a design, be sure to measure the space above your door and compare it to the dimensions of the design. Larger wheels and different hanger shapes can require different clearances.
Door Compatibility and Track Mounting
Check your door’s thickness and weight against the selected kit’s specifications. For two doors, compare their combined weight with the system’s stated capacity.
Measure the clearance above the door and allow room for the door to clear the wall, trim, and handle during operation.
Review the track’s mounting-hole layout before installation. Where a header board is required, it must be secured to structural framing. Track joints can affect mounting-hole spacing, so follow the instructions for the specific track length ordered.
Single Track Non-Bypass Hardware FAQs
What is included in a non-bypass hardware kit?
These are hardware kits; door panels are sold separately. Check the selected product’s Parts Included diagram for its track, rollers, mounting hardware, stops, and guides. Component quantities and junction plates depend on the kit and track length ordered.
Can two doors slide past each other on this system?
No. A two-door non-bypass setup keeps both panels on the same track plane. The doors can close in the middle and open to opposite sides, but they cannot slide past each other .
Are all tracks supplied in one piece?
No. Track construction varies by model and length. Some options use connected sections and junction plates. Check the selected product’s track diagram before ordering, since mounting-hole spacing can differ at the joints.
How do I check whether my door will fit?
Compare your door’s thickness, weight, and mounting details with the selected kit’s specifications. Also measure the clearance above the door and between the door, wall, and trim. Roller designs can have different clearance requirements.
Do I need a header board?
This depends on the wall framing and the selected track’s mounting-hole positions. Follow the kit’s installation manual to determine the required support. A header board must itself be secured to suitable structural support; attaching it to drywall alone does not provide the required support.
Need Doors That Slide Past Each Other?
Single Track Bypass
An overlapping door arrangement using one shared rail.
Double Track Bypass
An overlapping door arrangement using two parallel tracks.