ZEKOO 5FT Double Track Bypass Sliding Barn Door Hardware Kit for 2 Doors, Bypass Barn Door Track Kit, Low Ceiling, Easy Install, Arrow Shape Hanger, Fit 30" Wide Door Panel

This is a great bypass track! It's good looking and glides easily! Happy with this purchase.

The instructions were clear even though it wasn't easy.

This product is very hard to get right. The measurements given are confusing. Even when hung exactly as described the doors were faster off the floor than what the directions said they would be. The doors also hang about 1/4 inch height difference. I had to put a spacer where the bottom door guides would be so they would actually reach the door. It all works now and I like them but I am a fairly skilled woodworker and have a boatload of tools.

Instructions were a lyme difficult, customet service was top notch! Great experience!

Replaced two closets of bi-fold doors with this hardware and slider barn doors (sold separately) - couple of the hangers were missing and the seller communicated quickly and sent out parts immediately. Very pleased with quality of hardware (doors roll smoothly and quietly) and the seller backing up their sale!

I hired a handyman for this project as the doors weighed a TON and I didn't want to be responsible for them not being installed properly. He ended up needing to make a trip to home depot to make this track work. But It did exactly what we needed to do, which was bypass one another due to not enough wall space for them to open separately. We searched high and low for a good, sturdy 10' track and this was one of only a few we were able to find

The holes are pre drilled at 16” make sure this lines up to what you have. You may have to put a runner board (2x6 or 2x10) at the top to support the weight and have that tie into the studs

This door kit is very stout and will hold the heaviest of doors. The rollers are smooth and quiet. The installation instructions are a little vague but not to a point where you just cannot move forward without research. My issue is with the bumpers and also with the hardware. First the bumpers. The bumpers are sturdy but I had to trim 1 7/8 inch off each rail to use in the space I was installing them. This put the bumpers too close to the first mounting bolt so this either left a gap at the end when the door was closed, or the door did not engage the bumper and hit the wall, depending on which side of the bolt they were on. They would have worked great if they could straddle all the way over the bolt head. Now the hardware issue. I thought the system was a little sloppy when it came to the hardware. The mounting bolts are 3/8" lag screws on the wall rail and 1/4" bolts on the bypass rail mounts, but the holes in the rails they went through were more of a generous 1/2" so there was a lot of movement until they were tight. The rail joint plates were also sloppy with a 1/4" hole for a #6 bolt. This made alignment more critical so the rollers were not hitting an edge and getting torn up as you used the door. It also made tightening the joint screws awkward as half of the nut wanted to sink into the large hole. Finally, the clearance tolerance on the hardware was too tight. I had to reverse the roller mount bolts from what they were installed in so the roller bolt heads would not hit the rail mounting bolt heads. I also had to remove the washer from the rail mount bolts in 2 locations to keep the bolt head from rubbing the roller bracket as it went by. All in all I would probably buy this kit again though.