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Awesome article!!! I need the right half of this for a barndominium project we are doing! My rough opening is 8’H x 9’W. I have some beautiful 25 year old heart redwood that has been stored and stacked and never used. I have 2×12’s and 1×12 pieces that are 12 feet long. I’m brainstorming how I’ll cut and assemble these doors.
Great article! I am struggling to understand where the floor guide is mounted for the front door? I was thinking it would need to be somewhere on the floor that could be a “tow catcher” but I don’t see it exposed where someone may step on it when getting of the bunk. Again, thank you for the awesome description!!
thanks so much for thtis article! this is exactly what I need to do for my garage. it is an old but sturdy building (so I don’t want to replace it) that has 2 old open-out doors that don’t clear the upward slope of the driveway, so they won’t open all the way. There is not enough headroom in the building to mount a regular garage door or a roll up door. Short of re-grading the drivway, this would be the answer. to my problem.