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24/28/32/36" x 84" "K" Style Real Primed Barn Door Slab with 6.6FT Barn Door Sliding Hardware

Regular price: $409.99
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COLOR: White

size: 84x24 84x24 84x28 84x32 84x36

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High quality primer door panels, coated with three layers of primer on the surface, can completely prevent moisture and deformation. The door panel is sturdy and stable, with a beautiful and fashionable appearance, suitable for living and office scenarios such as kitchens, bathrooms, corridors, bars, cafes, etc.

Include:
1 x door slab
1 x barn door sliding hardware kit
1 x adjustable floor guide roller
1 x door handle

Q: How to ensure the stability and safety of the door?
2 * Door Stoppers: Two door stoppers slide along the rail and tighten down at any point to stop your door exactly where you want, and they're cushioned by rubber caps for a quiet close.
1 * Floor Guide: A T-shaped floor guide is supplied (with anchors) to prevent the door from swinging out or up against the baseboard.
2 * Anti-jumpers: Those little round discs- go on top of the door and won't allow door to be lifted off rail unless they're turned.
Q: How much space do I need above the doorway?
A: You will need a minimum of 5"" from the top of your door to the ceiling (or crown molding, if any) for this kit to fit correctly.

Estimated Delivery Time
Standard Delivery - 3-10 days
(depending on customer location)
Free shipping to United States

Weights & Dimensions

Size	84x24	84x28	84x32	84x36
Weight (pounds)	72	72	75	72
Color	White
Material	MDF
Assembled Width (inch)	89	89	89	89
Assembled Height (inch)	78
Slab Height (inch)	84
Slab Width (inch)	24	28	32	36

Why You'll Love It

What is a Real Primer Door Panel?

A real primer door panel is crafted with three layers of white primer, each serving a specific purpose: the first layer smooths the surface, the second provides waterproofing, and the third enhances aesthetics. The door core undergoes anti-corrosion treatment, ensuring durability and long-lasting beauty. Each layer is meticulously polished and inspected by craftsmen, making these doors superior to PVC and pine alternatives.

Difference Between Primer Doors and PVC Doors

Primer doors offer a refined, natural finish with three layers of primer that tightly bond to the surface, fully protecting the door core from moisture. PVC doors, made from industrial plastic, often look less appealing and lack the texture and durability of a painted surface. The thin PVC layer can easily peel off, whereas primer doors provide enhanced protection and a more luxurious appearance.

Difference Between Primer Doors and Pine Doors

While pine doors may appear natural, they are highly susceptible to moisture, leading to deformation and mold over time. Primer doors, on the other hand, are treated with anti-corrosion measures and protected by three layers of primer, offering superior waterproofing, moisture resistance, and overall durability.

Primed Barn Door Kit

This barn door kit includes a primed door panel, a 6.6FT sliding track kit (two-piece rail, 5 rail brackets, 2 J-shaped hangers, 2 door stops, 2 anti-jump devices), an adjustable bottom guide roller, and a door handle. The door panels are securely packaged with a two-layer protection system: an outer cardboard box and an inner bubble bag with a metal paper protective layer. This packaging ensures the door panels arrive in perfect condition, even if the outer packaging is scratched or damaged during transit.

FAQ

1. How do I measure for a shower door?

To measure for a shower door, you'll need to measure the width and height of the opening where the door will be installed. Measure the width at the top, middle, and bottom, and the height on both sides. Provide these measurements to ensure a proper fit.

2. Do your shower doors come with installation instructions?

Yes, our shower doors come with detailed installation instructions to guide you through the installation process. If you encounter any installation problems during installation, you can contact us at any time through the website's online contact tool, or contact us by email at sales@acedecorbath.com.Additionally, we also offer installation videos online for visual assistance.

3. What type of glass do you use for your shower doors?

We use high-quality tempered glass for our shower doors, which is known for its strength, durability, and safety. It's designed to withstand daily use and provides a sleek, modern look to your bathroom.

4. Do you offer warranty coverage for your shower doors?

Yes, we offer a two-year warranty on all Shower doors. Our warranty typically covers defects in materials and workmanship, ensuring your satisfaction and peace of mind with your purchase.

5. Can I install your shower doors myself, or do I need professional installation?

While some customers choose to install our shower doors themselves, we recommend professional installation for the best results. Professional installers have the expertise and tools to ensure proper fitting and secure installation.

6. How do I clean and maintain my shower door?

We recommend cleaning your shower door regularly with a non-abrasive cleaner and a soft cloth or sponge. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive materials that could damage the glass or hardware. Additionally, keep the tracks and hinges free from debris to ensure smooth operation.

7. Can I return or exchange my shower door if it doesn't fit or I change my mind?

Our return and exchange policy may vary depending on the circumstances. Please refer to our website or contact our customer service team for information regarding returns, exchanges, and refunds.

How to Measure

Measure the doorways leading up to your bathroom to ensure you can carry the shower door through your house without damaging the glass. Make sure there is room to turn your shower door if necessary.

What You Will Need

At least two people
Tape measure
Pen and paper
Level

Step 1: Make a Sketch of Your Shower

With your pen and paper, sketch a small diagram of your shower. Use this visual reference to label your measurements.

Tip!

Take each measurement twice, and if your numbers differ, go with the larger one. Always round to the nearest 1/16ʺ for accuracy. If you opt for a custom shower door, knowing precisely how to measure for a glass shower door is even more essential.

Step 2: Measure the Width

Using your tape measure, measure the width of your shower from one side of the wall to the other. Measure the width in three spots – along the base, middle, and top. See Image 1.

If you have a neo-angle shower, measure the width in sections along the base of the shower pan. See Image 2.

Step 3: Check if the Walls Are Plumb

Older homes or showers may not have walls that are perfectly straight. If your wall is plumb, meaning straight up and down, you should have a worry-free shower door installation. If your walls are not plumb, you should seek the help of a professional when installing your shower door.

To check if your shower walls are plumb, place your level flat against each shower wall. Look at the bubble on the level and see if it is centered between the two indication lines. If the bubble is centered, the wall is plumb. If the bubble is not centered, angle the level away from the wall until it is. Holding the level in this position, mark the distance between the wall and the level on your measurement sheet. Share these measurements with the professional who will be installing your shower door. Do this at the bottom and top of each wall to ensure they are plumb all the way up. See Image 3 below.

Step 4: Measure the Height

Measure the distance from the base of your shower to its top. If your shower door will rest on a threshold, have your measurement begin at the top of this “base.” See Image 4. If your desired shower door size is shorter than your shower’s overall height, only measure up to this point. See Image 5.

Step 5: Measure the Opening

If your new shower door will be the same style as your current door, measure the width of the current door and use that measurement as a reference. If your new door will sit over a section of the threshold that you have previously measured, use this width. See Image 6. If your shower door will be smaller than your threshold’s width, measure your desired width. An example would be a fixed shower door that only covers three-fourths of your threshold’s overall width. See Image 7.

If your new door will swing outward (hinged, pivot, or folding doors), take your tape measure and make it the desired width of your shower door, then place one end of the tape measure where the door’s hinge would be. Holding it in place, pull the tape measure in a semicircular motion. This will determine if there is sufficient room for it to open without hitting a wall, door, or vanity. See Image 8.

Sku: ACE-BD30-CE-84x24 -W

24/28/32/36" x 84" "K" Style Real Primed Barn Door Slab with 6.6FT Barn Door Sliding Hardware

Specification
Description
Installation Notes
Dimension

Size	84x24	84x28	84x32	84x36
Weight (pounds)	72	72	75	72
Color	White
Material	MDF
Assembled Width (inch)	89	89	89	89
Assembled Height (inch)	78
Slab Height (inch)	84
Slab Width (inch)	24	28	32	36

Size	84x24	84x28	84x32	84x36
Weight (pounds)	72	72	75	72
Color	White
Material	MDF
Assembled Width (inch)	89	89	89	89
Assembled Height (inch)	78
Slab Height (inch)	84
Slab Width (inch)	24	28	32	36