This was the most helpful video I could find after weeks of searching. Thankfully, I bought the same guides that you have, and don't have to use a router :)

Brilliant, thank you for posting this. Am attempting it this week so fingers crossed!

Awesome video! You saved me a lot of headache and made me laugh in the process. Thank you!

Great video, job done, your relief when completed... brilliant🤣

Nearly quit close to the start but glad I didn't! Sometimes a slick presentation leaves one saying - wow makes it look so easy ...but... Yours on the other hand left me wanting to go for it !

Just fitted one this morning..could do with a lock for when your having a shit

Came out neat!

thank you for sharing this, now I have better view on the process ahead of me

Great video thanks for sharing

It got the job done 👍🏽

Wow that's beautiful. I have idea now. Thank you for this video. Best regards from the Philippines.

thank you for that will try it my self

Welcome to DIY world mate ;-)

Done a good job fella

Hi mate, would the door clear an 18mm architrave if the rails straight mounted to the wall? (dot and dab wall)

Thanks to you, I realised that the track rail comes in 2 bits👍🏾...was wondering how I could get one onto a plane😅

Awesome:)

great been looking at these , any idea how to lock it ?

Thanks for the video. Bought the kit from your links. Question when measuring for the top rail did you measure the door height and add the 43mm or did you also add the bottom gap to that measurement. Cheers

Great vid. The door stop that connects to the skirting bourd. Once the door passes that stop what’s to stop the door from flapping as there is nothing to secure it?

Are you a professional builder? Amazing!

Sorry another question, what was the stud finder gizmo that you were using? Do you recommend it? Does it also find wires/pipes?

Hi, I'm thinking about fitting a barn door in my kitchen. Is there a particular type of door I need or can I go to my nearest b and q and get one of theirs?

Hi mate hope your well and love the video, I’m planning doing this next month “he says” did you find any downside to the closing of the door?

Great job. Just wondering, how do I know how tall the door should be, as too short it'll be too high up off the ground leaving a big gap under the door. Do you think a door 3cm above architrave is big enough? Also, would there be spacing / rubbing issues if fixed direct into studs? I noticed you mentioned that there's gaps / privacy issues down the stairs in previous comment so wondering if this would possibly help as closer fitting to wall? Many thanks

Mate, is there a way to make the door sturdy? Not like jiggly and supported from the above rack system only ?

Can this be done with an existing hinged door or you need to buy another bigger door?

Good job, but do you really need the 1by4 or cant I just screw the rail into the wall? Or is a case of distance required from the wall and architrave? Think most are a distance of 20mm from the wall which is a little more than the door frame.

Is there a weight restriction for these rails? I’d like to use an old Victorian door but it’s heavier than the standard doors.

Can you get seals for these, ive heard they have gaps that mean you can hear people on the toilet

Hi there! Thanks for the video. What model nail gun is that?

Hi. Thinking to buy one of this sliding system, but bifore I do just have a questions. Dose this system make a lot of noise when you slide them? Thank you.

Screw it, I'm also conna ask what table saw and detail sander you used too. Basically I need to get all this kit and I might aswell as someone for their recommendations :)

@3:21 👍🏽

Can I ask, what is the spacer wood plank thing!?

Just a quick question looking at installing this. Does the door not swing when closed.

How do I "secure" the door so the gliders don't "jump" off the track and making door fall off?

Where did you get the bathroom floor tiles, please?

What was the door width vs the doorway opening? Isn't it necessary for the door to be wider than a hinged door?

How do you lock these slidding doors?

Was this a solid door or a hollow door?

Is a glazed frame sliding door in the kitchen be considered as a sound, well-constructed and close-fitting conventional door?

is this guy a carpenter our just a home owner ?

Not to bad. Lol