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These barn doors conceal the mess inside a well-used workshop from the view of an outdoor entertaining area and offer protection from weather conditions.
The project
I do a lot of my projects in my shed and open carport but the weather has been awful at times so I decided to make barn doors for my carport. I also installed shutters down the side.
When I was at the local recycled timber yard picking up a few lengths of timber for another project, I came across some nice Oregon timber. I had to design the doors in my head while I selected the lengths of timber I would need to make them. I had enough with one off-cut about 600mm long to spare.
I used v-groove boards to line the doors that I picked up from Bunnings and I ordered frosted safety glass from my local glass supplier to glaze the window section at the top. I painted in Dulux Lexicon Half.
Now when I'm in the middle of a project and I have mess everywhere, it still looks tidy from my deck.
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Workshop member LePallet used Silver Top timber to build these eye-catching 2m-wide doors and found hanging the door tracks was not difficult.
Workshop member Peta shared these beautiful barn doors built by her husband.
Made for a local café, these impressive barn-style doors by Workshop member GeoffB were made using recycled and stained Baltic Pine weatherboards.
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