after stuggling with various construction techniques and finally the reality that I was going to have to "man up" and build this myself - constructed from 5 pieces of microlam, braced with steel and hung with HD roller bearing hangers. I used "pocket screw technology" and construction adhesive.
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sliding barn door - finally finished!
- Thread starter JoelS
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Tscott
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Nice work, the finished product looks great. I may have to ask your advice someday, if I build the carriage doors I want.
Tom
Tom
e-tek
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Awesome first post! Can I ask why you wanted this type of door (sliding)?
Looks great.
Looks great.
as far as "why", I really wanted to be able to move some pretty large "stuff" up into the loft without struggling too much. I have a 48" open now.
although originally intended to just store spare racing parts etc, the room has now become a rec room with ping pong table and a sectioned off storage area
all in, its a 16' wide x 50' x 8' high space
sorting out a split a/c heat unit now as the temp has gotten up to over 90 deg here in Northwestern NJ already
although originally intended to just store spare racing parts etc, the room has now become a rec room with ping pong table and a sectioned off storage area
all in, its a 16' wide x 50' x 8' high space
sorting out a split a/c heat unit now as the temp has gotten up to over 90 deg here in Northwestern NJ already