Yaheetech 6FT/183cm Sliding Barn Wood Door Hardware Black Retro Style Closet Set for Single Wooden Door

Absolutely brilliant quality. Very strong and smooth running.

Overall this is a well-packaged and solid product for the price and works well. However, there are a couple of modifications you may have to make and an important step of the instructions is also out of sequence.Firstly, if you are hanging the doors on an internal brick and plaster wall like me, you'll need to ditch the expanding metal wall plugs supplied. They are too short at only 30mm long and you won't get a strong fixing.The instructions tell you to use coach screws if you are fixing into wood and bolts if you are fixing into concrete (both are supplied in the kit).Having tried the metal plugs and bolts and finding I couldn't get a strong fixing, I purchased some Fischer 10x50 plastic expanding plugs also from Amazon and opted to use the coach screws instead.This gave me a much better hold on my crumbly brick internal wall and wish I'd done this at first as it was a pain getting the metal plugs back out of the wall.Secondly, when you are fixing the rail to the wall it may be easier to fix ONE side first - the rail comes in to halves and they interlock at the centre around a bolt. The instructions tell you to mark and drill your holes and fix the rail as ONE piece.This is easier said than done considering the weight of the whole rail, but the main problem is that if you are a fraction out with your drilled holes, the rails will not lock together easily around the centre bolt. There's no tolerance so it has to be bang on, or you may find yourself having to drill your holes again because the rails won't fit together.Thirdly, there are four bumpers supplied which slide on to the rails. Two fit on the ends to keep the doors from falling off at the sides and two go in the centre of the rails to stop the doors slamming into each other.The instructions have this part out of sequence. The end bumpers are simple enough but the centre ones need to be slid on to the rail BEFORE you hang the rail on the wall. This is not shown in the instructions - the centre bumpers just appear on the image magically.This meant I faced having to remove the wall rail just to get the bumpers on and potentially weaken my wall fixings. So I decided not to use them at all. I'm not sure they are totally essential but time will tell.Another slight irritation is that the floor guides for keeping the doors in line could do with being a bit bigger. I am considering making my own or even fitting in line skate wheels or casters on the bottom of the doors.All in all though, this is a great product for the price, especially when compared to much more expensive DIY store alternatives.

Perfect and look beautiful

Not the easiest thing to install if you've never done it before. But once it's up boy is it sturdy. This was a third of the price of ones sold by high street building and hardware stores so it was definitely good value for money. It makes a feature out of a door when you use the barn door roller system . It doesn't squeak at all and comes with two stoppers for the top of the rolling track to stop ut falling off the edge. I did have to paint the bolts with a bit of black iron paint as having to tighten them took some of the finish off. Overall it's such a beautiful addition to a room and saves so much space when not having to have a conventional door open.

Pretty good quality but difficult to get the doors completely parallel. Should be some sort of up or down adjustment wheel in my opinion.