Barn Door Floor Guide Stay Roller | Floor Guides With 8 Setup Options | Flush Design | Perfect Fit for ALL Barn Doors | Bottom Bracket Sits Flat On Ground | One Adjustable Wall Guide per unit ordered

Worked perfect for my DIY sliding Barn Door, came fast, packaged nicely. Had everything you need to install. install was easy.My door was a lil short so i need something that was off the floor. love that you could attach to the wall or molding. No modifications needed.I have it set up with both rollers and it makes the door come away from the wall a bit leaving a gap, i guess if i really wanted privacy i could remove one roller and set it further back. but i love it as is, it's very heavy duty. I was surprised by this after seeing the slide that came with my rail it was a cheap lil plastic thingy. MUCH better upgrade!! Looks chunky and vintage perfect!!thank you for the follow up email, that was nice of you to check up on me.

Extremely customer focused company that goes out of its way to make sure you are happy. I love these door guides. They are heavy duty yet look great. I love how the guides mount to the wall vice the floor. I tried a couple of configurations but wife and I love the wheel look. I removed my baseboard to flush mount them to the wall which is no big deal. After mounting to wall I reinstalled baseboard. Did a little carpentry work on baseboard to give a more finished look. I could have done a cleaner job and still need to touch up paint. What I should have done was route the backside of baseboard so it would cover guide where guide mounts to the wall. I will probably redo it now that I see that will be easy and give it an even cleaner look. All in all a great company with an awesome barn door guide whom I would buy from again.

I’ve had my first barn doors installed. One of them almost falls on me because it came out of the floor track. Not being good at carpentry I went to my lifesaver: Amazon‼️Here I found several alternatives but Barn Door Floor Guide stay roller though more costly seemed to cover keeping my door in place and it did!!! Easy to install even by me, covers every eventuality while gliding your very heavy barn door 🚪 Keeps it aligned gliding beautifully. No complications other than very tough wood frame, which I conquered by battery operated screwdriver, hammer (only way I could get it secured for safety)and manual screw driver. Love it, feel much safer. Fast delivery and excellent quality :) !!!

Quality seems good. Unfortunately it looks like I can't make this roller assembly work with my new sliding doors. I want to protect the back side of my door, as well as the front. Unfortunately the back side of my door is located only 0.75" "proud" of my baseboard trim. With the small diameter rollers included in this package the "back roller" is located about 1.5" from my baseboard trim (which would cause the bottom rail of the door to rest about 0.75" further away from the wall than the top rail.Do you have a different style of roller which protects the back side of the door, but allows the roller mechanism to be mounted about 0.75" closer to the wall/trim?

The Barn Door Floor Guide purchased along with a Sliding Barn Door Hardware Kit worked perfectly with a thick (1 11/16th inch) door due to the flexibility designed into the guide assembly. As with the sliding door hardware, the floor guide came with informative packaging as well as clear instructions. As most “weekend warriors” know, poor instructions are the bane of many do-it-yourselfers, so their attention to this all important detail added welcome value to an already solid, quality product.

The media could not be loaded.  These are made of 1/4"(guess) steel and quite sturdy. They have about 9 or 10 different configurations with different height and style rollers which is good. I opted for the medium size rollers with half height which seems like the most useful compact option.There are a bit too big for my application but I think I will probably live with it. The inside roller doesn't get close enough to the wall so that the bottom of the door is farther away from the wall than the top of the door. There is a not a good way to modify it because of the way they cut the slot for the bottom nut (the slot is actual a nice feature so that the nut doesn't spin or hit the floor). Also, the length of the bracket is pretty long and sticks out farther than I'd like. Again, I can't modify it much because you need the structural portion of the end.

Oh My GOSH, ZACH and crew, you are all truly amazing. I never in a gazillion years expected such a response! WOW! I thought Amazon had messed up or shipped a partial order or something. But, I guess my true blonde-ness has been displayed! I was just looking at the pictures and not the listing that specifically said.... ROLLER, not rollerS. You went WAY above and beyond 🤩 with all you have done to assist this DIY "blonde" chick! (Who, believe it or not, actually does some pretty awesome work)😊 I cannot begin to THANK YOU enough! I am VERY VERY pleased with the quality of you product and you now have a new fan and buyer!!!!!!! THANK YOU, ZACH! Oh and Donald, this one is for you 😘😁, Tiny Timmy stretch baby, stretch!! Truly, Thank you all!!!👩🏼‍🔧

Our home was built in the 50’s and has settled over the years. The wall that our barn door is installed on is not perfectly square. We originally bought a roller floor guide with only one wheel, however, when we opened and closed the door the guide would not touch the door properly at certain points and it would sway. I bought this guide hoping that the multiple wheels and configurations would provide a solution and it did. We ended up using the large single wheel on the front part of the door and the dual smaller wheels on the back and it solved our problem. This guide was also heavier and more well made than the original guide I purchased and cost less!