EaseLife 5FT Bypass Double Sliding Barn Door Hardware
$79.99
Product Overview
The EaseLife 5FT Bypass Double Sliding Barn Door Hardware Kit is engineered for those seeking a durable, efficient solution for installing double barn doors in interior spaces. Designed specifically for two 35-inch wide doors on a single continuous track, this hardware kit enables bypass-style operation—where one door slides behind the other—making it ideal for areas where swing clearance is limited. Constructed from solid steel and finished with a fine black powder coating, the system resists corrosion and maintains its sleek appearance over time. The precision ball bearing rollers ensure smooth, quiet movement, even after extensive use. Whether you’re renovating a closet, updating a laundry room, or creating a modern entryway, this kit delivers reliable performance with minimal maintenance.
Key Features
- Heavy-Duty Construction: Forged from solid steel with a matte black powder-coated finish, providing exceptional strength and resistance to rust and wear.
- Smooth & Quiet Operation: High-performance ball bearing rollers allow doors to glide effortlessly along the track without jerking or noise, ensuring a seamless user experience.
- Proven Longevity: Rigorously tested to exceed 100,000 cycles of sliding motion, guaranteeing dependable function through years of daily use.
- Complete Installation Package: Includes everything needed for setup: a 60-inch single track, dual roller assemblies, a stabilizing floor guide, matching handles, and all required mounting hardware.
- Double Door Compatibility: Optimized for bypass-style double doors, each up to 35 inches wide, using one unified track for coordinated movement.
- Handles Included: Features functional and aesthetically cohesive handles that complement the barn door design.
- Easy DIY Install: Designed for straightforward assembly and mounting, allowing most homeowners to complete installation without professional assistance.
Technical Specifications
- Track Length: 5 feet (60 inches)
- Compatible Door Width: Up to 35 inches per door (for a total span of approximately 70 inches)
- Material: Solid steel with black powder-coated surface
- Roller Mechanism: Ball bearing rollers for reduced friction and silent operation
- Tested Performance: Over 100,000 roll cycles under standard conditions
- Mounting Type: Surface mount; requires secure attachment to wall studs (drywall alone is insufficient)
- Finish: Matte black
- Included Components: Track, two roller assemblies, floor guide, two handles, screws, anchors, and installation instructions
Benefits & Use Cases
This bypass barn door hardware kit offers a practical alternative to traditional swinging doors, particularly in confined spaces such as narrow hallways, small bathrooms, or compact entryways. By eliminating the need for side-to-side clearance, the bypass design maximizes usable square footage while maintaining a clean, modern aesthetic. The quiet rolling action makes it well-suited for residential environments like bedrooms, offices, or shared living spaces where noise control matters. Its heavy-duty steel build supports frequent use without sagging or misalignment, and the included floor guide enhances stability by minimizing lateral movement during operation. The powder-coated finish not only improves durability but also resists scratches and fading, keeping the hardware looking new over time.
Installation is designed to be accessible for DIYers, though it does require drilling into wall studs for proper support—especially important given the weight of double doors. Users should ensure precise leveling of the track and correct positioning of the floor guide to maintain consistent sliding performance. While the kit is intended strictly for indoor applications, its robust construction ensures long-term reliability regardless of usage frequency.
Whether you’re outfitting a contemporary apartment, a rustic cabin, or a home office, this hardware kit delivers both form and function. It eliminates the clutter associated with swinging doors and provides a stylish, space-saving solution that enhances interior design. With all necessary components included and no additional parts required, the EaseLife 5FT Bypass Double Sliding Barn Door Hardware Kit simplifies the upgrade process from start to finish.
Important Notes
- This hardware is intended exclusively for interior use and should not be installed outdoors or in damp environments.
- Proper installation demands access to wall studs; mounting solely to drywall may compromise structural integrity and safety.
- Doors must be cut to the appropriate size—typically 35 inches wide per panel—to fit the specified track length.
- Careful alignment of the track and floor guide during setup is critical to prevent binding, uneven sliding, or premature wear.
- The package includes all essential components: track, rollers, guide, handles, and fasteners—no extra tools or parts are needed beyond basic hand tools.








Neil Latham –
Excellent product, youâll need to work it.
I shopped around for the right hardware, as I was working with a tight space. Dimensions needed to be spot on. I decided to go with the single track as itâs a much cleaner/slim look. The hardware is top quality and looks super high end.Installation tips (single track only)- Move the hangers as far to the each door edge as you can, if you are looking to maximize space when opening each door.- The door thickness I had was approx 1.5 inches. When you install the hanger bolts you may need to cut them to length. I purchased a cheap hand grinder to cut them, you could also use a hacksaw (which is a bit safer). You will know if you need to cut the bolts as the other door will hit the bolt.- I used a hand grinder to cut the the steel roller bar. Again you could use a hacksaw.- This tip should help out quite a bit. When I considered the weight of the doors, I felt strongly that the lag bolts supplied were not sufficient to hold up the doors … safely. I would be worried about the lag bolts coming loose and at least causing a poor movement, at worst the doors falling off the rail and causing a lot of damage.I decided to add a header board in the front and in the behind the wall. So I had 10 inch bolts connecting through the wall to really hold the doors and rail system up, and boy did it feel solid.Tools I used:Hand grinder with cutting wheel5/16 all threaded bar, cut at 10 inch lengths for all five holding positions.Spring washers and large 1.5 inch washers to secure bolts in place, for the 10 inch boltsRip saw for cutting header boardsCorse 2 inch screws to install header boards to drywall. Making sure you hit the studs. Tip, if you have a wall where you do not have enough studs to work with, predrill the holes and use anchor drywall supports.Hope all this helps. It took me a good two days, to install correctly.
Sue Bennett –
Really nice.
Well made product. Took a little time to get it up right. But very happy with it.
JusCus –
Sliding Barn Door Hardware Kit – Perfect!
We had a friend build us a barn door to replace the closet doors by our front door. We purchased this 8 ft Bypass Double Sliding Barn Door Hardware Kit and it worked perfectly. It was very easy to install and the barn doors slide smoothly. The doors are quite heavy and it has had zero issues, been up for a year and half now. Absolutely love it!
TG –
Good quality, but poor instructions.
This is well made attractive hardware for a sliding door that I would definitely recommend. That said, the installation can be a bit tricky. First off, make sure you understand the size you need. Remember there is an overlap, so a 72″ rail won’t equate to 2 – 36″ doors. You should allow for about a 8-10″ overlap of the doors., depending on the placement of the rollers. Also, the company mentions that the railing can be cut to fit. Though it can be cut to size, it is very thick and therefore difficult to cut if you don’t have the right tools. Using a hacksaw will test your arm strength and ability to cut straight as you fatigue. Once the railing is cut you must file down the edges to fit additional hardware on the railing. All in all it’s a good product, but the company follows the trend of poor installation instructions and does little to guide you in choosing the right size.
Mark Vidrine –
They work well
Everything works as intended. A little more metal to to bolt the door to (back side) would have been preferred. Good purchase.
Darrell –
Wee made and looks good
I bought the 9 foot version of this door track set to use to hide some open shelves in my garage. They look good and securely hold a pair of large wooden doors. I would buy them again.
P C Denton –
Fairly easy to mount
I mounted the track bars screwing bolts into wood rather than using the plastic anchors supplied. I’ve never had a lot of luck using plastic anchors…they always seem to spin when I torque down the bolt. So, my particular installation seems fairly solid. My installation is not typical, so I have to make my own doors. Made one and it slides fine. Happy with the hardware so far.
Eddie Bear –
Good product, zero customer service!
I wanted to give this barn door hardware a five star, exceptional, review, as the product does seem to be very well made, and the price was very reasonable.But, I tried to notify the company about a month ago via email, letting them know a powder coated nut was missing, plus I want to purchase an additional piece of track.I have sent the company seven emails total, during this past month, and they haven’t even acknowledge receiving any emails from me. Plus, Amazon informed me that there is no US phone number, so email is my only option.Bottom line, the product seems very good, but if you’re missing parts, or need customer service for anything, you will most likely be s out of luck!