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need help for my bedroom door

Claudia Fonseca

12 years ago

i the ambienam remodeling my house in Ocoee ,florida. its a 2400sqft home, nice floor plan , but the master bedroom door faces the family room. i would like to put a door that would out stand the ambience and also would be a plus for the master bedroom. I am in doubt if it should be a Barn Door or a wider single pocket door. please i would appreciate any advise. thank you so much

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Post Frame Accessories
12 years ago
Depending on your budget and the current walls, a sliding barn door style door would be easier as you would not have to demo the wall to put the pocket door in.

We have a few styles of hardware on our website: http://www.postframeaccessories.com/flat-track.html. Our hardware can work with nearly any style door so it would be easy to blend it in with the style of the rest of the house.
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