Barn Door Handles For Sliding Door Push
Apr 01, 2019| Do you have a gorgeous sliding barn door in your home, but experience some difficulty opening and closing it without effort? Installing door pulls or a handle to complete your sliding barn door design can help make opening and closing your door much easier. Not only does a pull look fashionable, but it’s also functional, allowing your door to smoothly glide open and shut without a struggle.
However, even with a pull, if opening and closing your sliding barn door results in some accidental slamming from time to time (or you have kids that don’t know the definition of “gently”), check out our safe stop hardware options for a smoother, more controlled close after you install your door pull.
Now, back to how to install a door pull and the necessary steps you need to follow to get the job done right. Trust us, it’s a quick fix!
Step 1: Choose your pull
With so many options of sliding barn doors to choose from, it’s only fitting that there are just as many styles, sizes, and finishes of pulls and handles to consider. From sleek metal handles with an industrial feel to door pulls embellished with braided leather, to ornately wrought flush pulls that don’t just out from the door -- there’s a door pull to suit every style.
Once you’ve chosen your pull or handle for your door, it’s easy to install your sliding door handles. The process is easy and straightforward – just make sure your door is made from solid wood. Otherwise, you may need to install an anchor so the handle isn’t accidentally ripped off after a few uses.
Step 2: Align the handle
Prep your door by finding the desired spot where you’d like the door handle to be fixed. Make sure the handle is perfectly straight so that you don’t have a slightly off-kilter door handle.
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