HOW TO INSTALL FRONTIER BARN DOOR SLIDING SYSTEM

Barn doors provide an excellent space saving solution for many homes. Hume Doors provide fabulous design finishes to help you select a Barn Door style for your home.

The Hume Frontier colelctions features

Modern or traditional designs that add real value to your home
Shaker style and cost effective options across 2 barn door ranges
Many great designs to help create an authentic barn door look

Barn doors are not just for barns, from the countryside these wide sliding doors have entered modern

houses to become popular interior decor pieces. From cosy hide away bedrooms to rustic home office doors and unique wardrobe solutions, the Frontier sliding system is the perfect room divider.

Barn doors are not just for barns, from the countryside these wide sliding doors have entered modern houses to become popular interior decor pieces. From cosy hide away bedrooms to rustic home office doors and unique wardrobe solutions, the Frontier sliding system is the perfect room divider.

Tools List

Pencil
Tape measure
Spirit Level
Combination Square
Cordless drill
Drill bits
Driver bit
Spade Bit
Stud Finder
Paitn Scraper
Step Ladder
Safety eye wear
Ear plugs
Dust Mask

Download the Instruction Brochure

Download the Hume Catalgoue of Doors

Downlaod the BAL Ratings Spec Sheet

IMPORTANT: BEFORE YOU BEGIN
This guide is designed to install a 1000mm wide door onto a typical 900mm square set opening. Some changes may be required depending on your situation. Read instructions fully before starting the installation of your barn door. Not following the installation instructions can cause the unit to work in an unsafe manner and cause injury.
The Frontier Barn Door Sliding System has been designed to work as a total system.
Any modification to the door or the hardware will void the warranty and may cause the unit to work incorrectly.
When installing directly into a non-concrete wall, do not attempt to fix the track solely to the plasterboard or any wall surface as this may not support the weight of the track and mounted door. The track must be installed onto a piece of solid wood blocking (mounting board) using mounting screws.
Ensure the solid wood blocking is secured into the structural surface. Use a stud finder where necessary to locate studs and secure safely. Typical solid wood blocking (mounting board) should be a 92mm x 18mm solid timber board 2.1m in length.
Mounting board and screws are not included.

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