The $60 Double Barn Door - Easy DIY Project 

Man, people are harsh. I already have the hardware & was looking for doors so the fact that you have price without the hardware is what I was looking for. I found someone to make them for me for $225 or to buy the whole kit from a store for over $600. So even if it's more than $60, it will still be great for me to do it myself. And you show me how to do it without the extra tools that other videos use. I totally appreciate this video. Thanks. I'll try to remember to post again & let you know how it goes.

This book is Awesome! I love the Lean-To-Shed the most (page 98). The plan ru-vid.comUgkxo4aMFkUegBx-KHPIJlfwKPHu7kQXAR9N is to attach it to the back of my brick house. I also like how they walk you through the many different steps of construction, which is important for the less experienced like me.

Finally, a video so well done that you can be a beginner and still come out with a great looking project. I appreciate the way you break everything down and the camera work is impeccable. Thank you so much for your time and the tutorial. Definitely going to try this for myself.

I really like this video. Straight and to the point and not confusing like other videos that I have watched. You will always find people who complain and they need to watch other videos if they don’t like your style! Just keep making your videos!

thank you, for helping people make simple projects that they can adapt to their own needs. you will always have haters and angry people who judge the unimportant things. momma always said, if you cant say anything nice, don't say anything at all. (watch all the haters comment, lol) wood can be cheap or free, hard-wear can be made from scraps and can be bought very cheap, you don't have to buy kits at places like home depot etc, be creative and have fun. people, they are also showing that anyone without many of the tools and equipment we use in the shop, can still build great projects without having a huge shop full of tools, tables, saw horses etc. cheap and simple.....thats the point here.....the cheap and simple people seem to be the biggest haters lol. but i still love you all anyways. be the change you wish to see. love the videos as well, nice music, unlike some videos who force us to listen to the sounds of construction and or speeded up videos with horrible sounds, like i need to hear your saw running....lol.

I will be doing this for my master bathroom! I am always waking up my wife when I get ready for the day. I like the simplicity of your design. Thank you for sharing... ignore the others who put you down :) Good Lord, there are some crazy people out there who want to drag you down. Keep on keepin on and everyone else needs to chill the freak out lol... Blessings!

Thank you for taking the time to make these videos. Don't mind the haters, I have enjoyed making your projects.

Building them right now. Thanks for the simple design. Wife's gonna paint them white though lol. Spent 5 Grand changing all the baseboard, molding and doors to white in our 70s era home. 😥... But happy wife happy life right.

That was cute The 🐕 helping you . Nice door👍

Regardless of how much they spent it's great how they break it down and list everything out for us without the annoying over talking like most RU-vid videos

Love the little helper!!! Thanks for sharing this video!

We just finished two doors following the steps here. Easy and they turned out great. We modified for a shorter height and width.

You guys are great. I did the Farmhouse Table w/ bench (just longer) and it turned out great (always get compliments on it). When the weather breaks I plan on doing the Giant Jenga project (I'm also doing a big, not giant, chess board for an outside game area). But this one might be the one I've been waiting on. We have an opening that's too small (because of a wall and thermostat) for one big barn door and it never hit me to do two (even though I've seen cabinets with two sliding doors). So, now I might surprise my wife and do this set up...THANKS!

Great job. They r beautiful. Thanks for the inexpensive dying option. Just what I was looking for

Thank you for the step by step video. You have made me look like a real pro.

I have really learned a lot from both of you. I am definitely going to try to make these barn doors.

Your videos are really easy to learn and understand despite the issues with the costs.............well, where I am living...I can definitely buy all that for just $80...

Hello friends, I am French and I discovered your channel a few days ago. It is the kind of channel that is convivial and practical that we lack in France. The advantage for someone who does not speak your language is that he can read the reviews of the different stages. I would like to translate your videos to make them accessible to my compatriots but this is impossible because your videos do not allow it. Can you authorize the translation so that all Francophones can view them. This will surely increase your subscribers! Thanks for the time spent making these beautiful tutorials :) A bientôt

thank you for all your efforts, and for sharing your projects. My fiancée and I have completed several, and we've even modified several others to further customize our design needs; you've helped us work cohesively on a common project that we can both appreciate. Expense and logistics are near precise, so we delve into these with confidence. We've shared these with friends and family as well. Keep them coming, please. Just one tiny, itty bitty caveat... Please, for the love of all that is holy, consider a bit of diversity on the background music; lol, seriously dude, i'm cringing. Great job, both of you; thanks again.

So simple and ease for us (beginners) thank you so much God bless

Wow, you have got an excellent handy doggy !

Awesome Doors .. will be making some for the linen closet in our bathroom for the spring time ..

This is the door I drew that hopefully ill be able to make for my kitchen. 😍 Very nice 👌

I absolutely love your videos! Keep them coming!!!

Thank you SO much...I feel confident I can do this myself now...what great instructions.

Perfect video ! 🫶🏽

Great job with video and doors. I agree with other comments...most people typically don't have stain/poly. Between that/brush/wood i don't see $60. Just a suggestion...when you advertise a price for a project, put those prices next to your material list. Not hating...I think everyone out there needs to realize these projects cost more money and time than people realize. Thanks! How2q

The “simple” Rehab Life has done it again. ♥️🙏🏽♥️ no overly complicated tools 🛠 thank you a million times. How do I measure for doors. Like how do I know big to cut for the opening of my closet door? I hope that makes sense??!

Thanks. I'm trying to find a way to keep the hellcats out of the kitchen. I am tired of them jumping all over the counters. Don't have one of those saws but this gives me an idea of how to build some kind of double doors. Wish you had a video on how to hang them but I'm sure there's instructions elsewhere.

Awesome tutorial. Very well done.

Thanks for the video, i am building these today, just an fyi this same project today this costs more like 175-200 ///Inflation wow

Great video, I was looking to make a set like that for my bathroom. Looks easy enough to make. Thanks!

You should get yourself a nice little 16ga air nailer. So much faster. Leaves a tiny hole and provides enough hold while the wood glue dries.

Another great project! Putting a wine cellar in our basement (or is that a wine basement in our cellar?) and these doors would look great there!

Great job! Felicidades

Liked and subbed as soon as I saw that adorable helper 😭

I love how instead of using a work bench, he just pre drills his holes right into the floor!

Would appreciate it if you had any kitchen counter video's along with stools as well. My wife is trying to keep me busy during this quarantine...

Awesome

Thanks for this!!! Making my doors now!

Ok this us so awesome! BUT for us lazy peeps, do you sell them??!

very good video, wish everyone would do it similarly. just the facts mam, and of course, some humor. thanks

OUTSTANDING! EXCELLENT VIDEO!!! Wished I had an area for this project in my home. I’m renovating my bathrooms and haven’t found vanities that blow my skirt up. I think this (on a much smaller scale) would be perfect. I wonder where I could get the hardware? 🤔 Thank you, for the ideas and inspiration. I really enjoy you videos and appreciate all your hard work you put into them.

Thank you so much for the HELPFUL information and links!!! 😊 And your craftsmanship looks amazing!!!

What! OMG love, love.....I might have you guys come over and do this at my house:)

Ty so much for this video 🙏

Thank you so much~! This looks amazing and doable for someone that is so not a genius with this kind of thing. Do you have a video that shows how to do the hanging part and what you used there?

how did i miss this!!

I love your sanding helper ; D. Thanks for sharing.

Thoughts or videos on finishing the casing on a newly framed wall? I’m putting a pantry in the kitchen which is just installing a single wall with a door opening. So that leaves me with drywall into an exposed stud. Not sure if I just put a piece of flat 1x and then trim out the rest or what. Thanks for the video, I’m making these for the pantry door, super happy with the tutorial!

Nice directions but I wish I was able to find the lumber where you found it for $60! Turned out beautiful for about $300 including hardware.....good job!

Great video

Dude I like your style the wood conditioner really helps before the stain. How long do you let the conditioner sit before putting on the stain? I am doing this project this weekend wife doesn’t know she is gone

Great video!

Nice!

Great video (music muted!). After making many custom pair of barn doors, I should point out that what is not shown. When you make the middle cut on the second diagonal brace, you aren’t going to do it with ANY miter saw that I know about (without it being dangerous). Did you use a hand saw, circular saw, radial arm, or (as I do) a tapering jig on a table saw? Also, that center cut, if exact, only needs to be done once as the other side should match up with the opposite side of the first cross brace. BTW - your doors do look great.

Good job!

You did good. I get better prices on lumber by staying away from Lowes and Home Depot.

Eu amo suas criações seja abençoado por Deus .

great video

Wood conditioner (Optional).....Only if you want your Pine doors a blotchy mess. Nice work.

Using a paint brush to brush in wood glue will help for a long term hold. And get some knee pads.

So..... did you install a header beam, casing, or molding of some kind for the hardware, or was it applied directly to the wall?

love it. can you guys do a whole bed frame

Great video, thanks for sharing...

hello, I've been watching your videos on how to do barn doors but I would like to see How to Hang them.....thank you.

Absolutely love your videos. I already built one door...working on my second. Where are you buying your wood. I have noticed that the planks do not always have perfect size.

Great job ! Subscribed.

What color stain did you use? The amazon link doesn’t seem to bring us to the actual product. Thank you!

I'm a contractor and couldn't get all this for $60 much less the railing! People enjoy your channel you don't have to click bait them in...

Beautiful, can you please tell us what are the basic/ or essential tools 🛠equipment to be able to make the type of projects that you teach us here. I need to buy them for my husband and I. Thanks

Love your vids! Looking forward to more new ones...hopefully?

What is the COLOUR of the stain please ?

Thanks bro I love the video

she's doing that jobs much better ;)

Love it, did you have any problems staining the wood filler? Coming out a different color.

Love the door, nice job! I really dig the floor in the room you are building things in. What is it? Wood? Laminate? Brand and style? Keep the vids coming.

So I’m making these doors and realize there’s not handles on them. What kind of handles do you recommend? And where would you place them?

Can this be for a swinging door?

Hola que tal soy de chile y me llamo marcela hoy estuve viendo tus videos y es matavilloso como quedan los muebles hechos en casa , me encataria si puedieras hacer muebles con madera reciclada asi tendriamos ideas ya que en mi casa hay madera y no sabemos como usarla , no tenemos las herramientas que usas pero algo se podra hacer con martillo y clavos. Saludos

Where is the helper mask, nice video

Question: Any way to have both doors open apart by pulling only one handle? Like is there a pulley system you're aware of to do this? I'm liking this split door for my bathroom but don't want it to be a burden having to use two hands to open both doors, especially considering it'll be used multiple times per day. Thanks!

How long ago was that? There is no way you can make those doors for $60 now

superbe boulot

I need to move to whatever state y'all are in. A 1x10x8' in Florida is 18$ .

where do you shop to be able to afford this at $60?

One thing that i didnt see , what kinda wood are you using , just basic lumber ?

Nice!

For the The door hardware does it need a bottom roller as well

Very nice job. Question please my rooms are not that big could you do just one door?

Can you teach us how to build window barn interior shutters?

Are these doors functional? Can they slide to close and open?

What would be the risk of this doors warping? I was thinking of doing two 32” wide doors but don’t want to do all the work to have them fail.

How did you purchase the lumber, finishing materials and $200 bard door hardware for $60?

im confused with the cut list its saying i only need 5 1x10 but the cut list specifies four cuts at 84 inch and 4 cuts at18 1/2 do i need 8 1x10??

how wide would the door opening be to use a set of doors like this?

You'll need a bigger sanding tool! ...and some wood conditioner to go on before the stain. 😃 But I absolutely loved this video!

Very cool, but what about the rail? where do you get it?

Ayeeee Jam On !😃😀😃😀😀

Love it but too much work to do