Many barn owners these days are choosing the convenience of a roll up bar door over a conventional sliding door for their barn. Roll up Barn doors are available in sizes ranging from just 3 feet high to 3 feet wide (that's a pretty small barn) up to 20 feet by 20 feet. They can easily be set up to operate with a chain hoist or a motor and smaller models can of course just be manually lifted.
Our doors come in insulated varieties for energy savings or in economical un-insulated steel doors. We can also supply you with wind rated barn doors that will keep out storm winds, rain and even flying debris. These doors are also available in a wide variety of colors that should match just about any barn. If you would like to learn more about replacing your barn doors with a roll up barn door, call one of our helpful representatives today at 877-357-DOOR (3667).
Roll Up Barn Doors
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650 Model Door
Starting at $223
Non Insulated Steel Door
Available up to 10' by 10'
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750 Model Door
Starting at $259
Wind Load Rated Door
Available up to 10' by 10'
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1000 Model Door
Starting at $428
Pre-Assembled Industrial Door
Available up to 10' by 10'
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2000 Model Door
Starting at $485
Rolling Sheet Door
Available up to 12' by 16'
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2500 Model Door
Starting at $641
Heavy Duty Commercial Door
Available up to 18' by 18'
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3100 Model Door
Starting at $980
Non Insulated Steel Door
Available up to 20' by 14'
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3400 Model Door
Starting at $1,275
Wind Load Rated Door
Available up to 12' by 16'
What are barn doors?
The barn door is, well, naturally a door that's commonly attached to a barn. In recent times, they've become a popular door option for larger homes, in addition to garage doors.
Barn doors, in fact, are considered much more resilient than standard doors, since they're typically built to withstand the elements and extensive wear-and-tear over the years. Durability is practically key, when it comes to barn doors, a reason why many people are starting to favor them.
It's important to measure your doorway before choosing a barn door or even selecting appropriate barn door hardware. Barn doors can be larger and somewhat tricky to install, if you don't have the correct measurements. Make sure your doorway's rail height, door height, framing and header are measured before choosing an appropriate barn door.
Roll up doors
Roll up doors are considered more useful in commercial applications and require less maintenance for opening and closing. Although not as appealing when it comes to aesthetics, it's incredibly functional for those settings.
Need to find and buy a barn door for your building? Call us at 877-357-3667.