Here is the what the door looked like originally (I ended up spending $40 so it was a great deal):
I decided to hang it up using galvanized pipes since I already have curtains hanging from the same pipes in our dining nook and sitting room. Here is the office entry before we hung the door:
The opening isn't huge and didn't need a door but like I said, I've been dreaming of a barn door so why not, right?
Here is the door after we hung it up:
I don't plan on ever needing to slide the door but we can if need be. The nice thing is that it "locks" in place when pushed over to the side as the eye hook settles perfectly between the elbow and pipe. This to me makes it safer around kids. Also, we replaced the original glass window with plexi-glass because it unexpectedly broke when our cat decided to investigate the new door leaning in the entry way right after we brought it home. Oh well! Plexi-glass is a safer alternative anyway.
I think I'm going to make a sign to hang above the big empty space over the door. For now, I'm enjoying seeing my new barn door every time I come down the stairs!

3 comments:
Great and interesting article! Nice to see you got a new door for such a steal. It really looks nice and I bet it will be perfect when you put it all together. What a shame the cat had to break the glass, but at least it was not too bad of damage.
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