Ski House Rustic Hall, Austin
rolling barn doors conceal additional sleeping bunks.
© Ken Gutmaker Photography
© Ken Gutmaker Photography
Hallway - small rustic dark wood floor hallway idea in Austin with green walls — Houzz
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lgmast wrote:
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noelcf
Clearly it is knotty cedar low grade, low cost boards, smooth planed (not rough sawn), 1"X4" without tongue and groove. Keep it simple, no need for fancy stuff on a barn door.
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Webber + Studio, Architects
the wood is pine, best to consult a trim carpenter for specific questions about building a barn door.
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Webber + Studio, Architects
This stair rail and railing was designed in our office and is painted steel.
It was welded and built on site.
It was welded and built on site.
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Erica
Thanks! It's lovely. I would never have guessed steel from the photo. It almost looks plastic!
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lchuddleston wrote:
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Webber + Studio, Architects
hello, thank you for your kind comment, The sliding barn doors were designed by the studio (as well as the stair rail in the foreground).
The Steel was fabricated then welded onsite, The trim carpenter finished the doors once the frame was welded.
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This is a clever use of this space in several ways. Not only did the designer stick bunk beds in this little niche for more sleeping space, but he also chose a wood sliding door (which melds great with the natural wood beams) to hide it. A typical door would have had to open into the tight hallway, obstructing the space (and resulting in many a stubbed toe in the night).
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Maynard if you are a do it yourselfer like I am, go to tractor supply company and pay only 1/16th of what pro door folks are asking. You can prime and paint it in any color you want. They have this box style in stock at several different lengths.
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