Barn Door Track

We stock the common door sizes used throughout the Australian construction industry — available sizes can be selected from the dropdown menu above.

If your door or opening is an unusual size, a custom order may be required.

In some instances, it is possible to order the next size up and trim the door to suit the opening. Please contact us before purchasing so we can advise whether this is suitable for your selected door.

Our doors come standard with 5mm clear toughened safety glass manufactured to Australian Standards.

Our most popular glass options are clear, cathedral and Flemish.

However, we can source almost any glass type on request, including translucent or double glazing.

Please contact us to discuss custom glass options.

Please view our rates and shipping information by clicking here.

Viewing and pick up are available directly from our warehouse by appointment:
Unit1/9-19 Allgas St
Slacks Creek QLD 4127
Contact: Edison Ng 0403790899 

We carry a number of standard size doors in stock. Others are a few weeks away, others are made to order and could take a couple of months. Please contact us if you want to know availability of a particular door.

PLEASE NOTE: Custom-made doors currently have an approximate turnaround time of 5 months. 

Dispatch (Leaving Our Warehouse)

• In-stock items: dispatched within 5 business days
• In-stock items requiring glazing: approximately 2 weeks (please allow longer for reeded glass)

• Custom doors (locally made): approx. 10–12 weeks
• Custom doors (overseas manufactured): up to 5 months

If your required size shows as sold out, please contact us — we may have incoming stock or can advise on the next production run.

Delivery (After Dispatch)

Delivery time varies by location:

• Brisbane Metro: 1–2 business days
• Most metro areas: 1 to 3 weeks

(Allow longer for rural and non-metro areas)

Handles

Handles ship separately and are typically dispatched the next business day.

For full state-by-state delivery details and further information, please view our Delivery & Lead Times information.

Our external doors are available in two finish options:

• Pre-Primed - Ready for painting, and
• Natural Timber - Ready for staining, oiling or painting

Timber is a natural material. Movement, expansion and contraction are normal characteristics of solid timber doors.

Meranti is our most commonly used timber for standard external doors.

American Oak is also available but must be installed in a fully protected position with no direct sun exposure.

Custom doors are manufactured locally using Rose Gum, with other suitable hardwoods available on request for higher exposure environments.

All external doors must be sealed on all sides prior to exposure to weather.

Very dark paint colours (including black) are not recommended for sun-exposed doors, as dark finishes absorb more heat, which can increase timber movement and lead to warping or reduced coating longevity.

Industry standards recommend overhead protection for external timber doors, with the degree of protection required depending on the timber and site exposure.

For full details, please refer to our External Door Care Guide and exposure table.

Barn Door Sizing Guide (Quick Rule)

Your barn door should be slightly larger than the door opening to ensure full coverage. As a general rule, the door should extend at least 50mm past the opening on each side and at least 25mm above the opening.

Example:
For an 820 × 2040mm opening, suitable door sizes include:

• 920 × 2150 mm
• 1020 × 2100 mm

The “right” size depends on:

• whether you have enough wall space for the door to park when fully open
• the overall look and scale you prefer
  
• what we currently have in stock

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Barn Door Track Length (Quick Rule)

Your track should be at least twice the width of your barn door so the door can slide completely open and clear the opening.

Examples:

• For an 870 mm door, choose a track around 1800 mm
• For a 920 mm door, choose a track 1800 - 2000 mm
• For a 1020 mm door, choose a track around 2000 mm (or longer if you want more slide space)

If your wall space is limited, you can use a shorter track - the door just may not clear the entire opening. This is still perfectly fine in most instances.