Hardware as good as the door.
Sliding barn door tracks, rollers, handles and soft-close kits in black iron and aged finishes, matched to door weight and opening width.
- Parts: Track, rollers, stops, handles
- Finish: Black iron, bronze, aged steel
- Rating: Matched to door weight
What it is, and why it matters.
A heavy door deserves strong hardware. A good track, solid rollers and a well-mounted rail make a door slide quietly for decades, while a cheap kit rattles and sags. Finish matters too, and black iron, bronze and aged steel suit reclaimed wood best.
We supply tracks, rollers, handles, stops and soft-close options sized to your door weight and opening. Nashville customers pair them with our doors or their own, and we share header support, spacing and mounting tips for a smooth install.
Four things done right.
Rated for weight
Kits chosen for your door.
Matching finishes
Black iron and aged looks.
Soft-close options
Quiet and safe for fingers.
Mounting guidance
Header and spacing explained.
From first call to barn door hardware.
- 01
Weigh and measure
Door weight and opening.
- 02
Choose the finish
Black, bronze or steel.
- 03
We pick the kit
Rated for your door.
- 04
Install
Mounting notes included.
Barn Door Hardware across Middle Tennessee.
We supply this in 28 cities, from downtown Nashville to Franklin, Murfreesboro, Hendersonville and Dickson.
Barn Door Hardware: common questions
Do I need a wood header for barn door hardware?
Often a solid wood header or blocking behind the drywall is recommended so the track is fastened into something strong. We share mounting guidance with each kit.
Can I use any hardware on a heavy door?
No. Hardware is rated for a maximum weight, and a reclaimed door can be heavy, so we match the kit to your door.
How do I get a price for barn door hardware?
Fill in the form or call or text 615-357-7797, ideally with photos and measurements. We confirm what is involved and send a written price.
Ready to talk about barn door hardware?
Photos and measurements, or a sample visit, and a written price. A real person calls back, usually the same day.