EaseLife 36in x 84in Sliding Barn Wood Door,Interior Doors,DIY Assemblely,Solid Natural Spruce Panelled Slab,Easy Install,Apply to Rooms & Storage Closet,K-Frame

The media could not be loaded. I constructed the doors myself. Each door took about 15 minutes to complete. Very simple! I just used my electric drill / Phillips head screw driver. I painted weathered grey, shown in third photo. Great price for the product. I would definitely recommend. Video attached

Very easy to assemble. Nice quality wood. I have not stained it yet so can't comment on how it adsorbs stain or paint. Only thing I would caution is if you attach any signs or decor to the door be careful the screws don't come through on the other side! Maybe thinner than a standard door? Not sure but we love it on our bathroom. Compared to the price Home Depot and Lowes are charging for these doors this is a STEAL!

Door were very easy to put together. Came nicely labeled. But, Three things to keep in mind. 1, you will need and drill bit extender, side screw go in deep.2, the screws that come with doors for cross supports panels are TOO SHORT.3, cross support panels have to be used, I liked the look without cross panels but the door was not stable without them. Would have given them a 5 star if doors could be used without cross panels. If manufacturer makes the base panels longer into the door, it may be able to be used without the cross panels.

Easy to put together, it's exactly as described and they are well made. Only issue were the 3/4in screws provided for the cross planks were to short, and we had to buy 1in screws to hold the planks to the door.

Love the door. When I ordered this door my biggest concern was “it being warped”.How ever when I got it assembled (when was pretty much straight forward” it was about as straight as you could get it.Also, when I screwed it together (knowing to squat it before you do that) I X it out to see how squat it was and it was only 1/16th of an inch out of square. That’s mighty good just to take it out of the box and assemble it.But, the down side was, I had to cut about1/8th of an inch off all my (B) boards on both ends because they left a nice little gap between them and the frame and when I did cut the ends off and screwed them together they snugged you perfect. A smooth close.And (which they had nothing to do with number 2) was, The rail is predrilled on 16 centers from the factory, but where I put my door, the people that built our house messed up on getting their centers right. so I had to drill three holes (as you can see in the pic.And the best thing is, I ordered a door twice from the same factory and never got either one of them —- waiting a month.I ordered from this factory and it came the day they said it would!

I received my door with three damaged pieces, but I was able to use them anyway. Two were warped and one had a broken “tongue.” Some of the pieces were a bit difficult to push into the frame, but I used my rubber mallet and was able to make them fit. My biggest problem came when I tried to add the decorative “K” to the faces of the door. The screws provided did not hold. They provide 13/16” (#6?) screws and they are either not long enough or not thick enough. I’m going to buy some 7/8” #8 screws but also some 1” #8s as well. I do not know for sure how deep I can drill into the door without the screw coming out the other side, so I’m going to have to experiment. I do not want screw tips coming out the other side. I also wish they would have used a different adhesive to mount the stickers that indicate part number, because they are difficult to remove and adhesive remains on the wood. I’m going to have to sand the adhesive off because it is too hard to scrape. Other than that, the door is nice and the wood is decent. It is not pine, so it is a little harder (better) and heavier than I thought it would be. That’s a good thing. I did save a lot of money by purchasing a do-it-yourself door instead of one that is pre-finished. I would buy it again, but I might opt not to attach the decorative pieces.Update. I purchased 1” #8 screws and they were too long. 7/8” would be perfect but they generally need to be special ordered. I nipped off the ends of the 1” screws and they were good. But the “k” pieces on the door were so warped that even after I screwed them on they still don’t lie flat. I would recommend countersinking the screws, as well, because they are not attractive and take away from the overall look. I have painted my door but the screws do not hold the paint well so they don’t look good. If I hadn’t waited so long, I might have returned this door and asked for one that wasn’t warped. But that’s on me. Check out your door right away, even if you can’t hang it right away, making sure the pieces of wood you get are straight, because any warping will affect the overall look of the assembled door. Especially check out the frame. Mine is actually twisted.

Easy to build and customizable. Light enough for me to lift on my own <3 and I’m not that strong at all

The door went together very easily, I did it myself so you don’t have to have help. I would suggest having a square on hand before you screw down the screws. Oddly when I put the diagonal pieces in on one half of the door they fit perfectly and the other they didn’t meet where they should have. I tried all pieces in all directions and it still came up the same way. I’m going to wait till I have help to stand it up and square it up again and see if that changes anything. Beware, they try to send it with USPS and they will make you come to the post office to get it, it’s heavy!