Deck Plans: Barn Door Cabinet or Pantry

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Happy Monday friends!

No baby news yet - but no new video this week either. We are going to take a little maternity leave from videos (as they are quite time consuming to film and edit).

In our last video, we built this barn door cabinet pantry -

I am so in love with it! In fact, I'm already planning a second barn door cabinet for our own home.

The reason I love this barn door cabinet so much is half of what you store in it is on display and easily accessible.

And the other half is hidden, and doesn't have to be in pretty packaging.

For this pantry cabinet, that means dishes and attractive items or pretty baskets can fill one side, and things like cereal boxes, canned food and appliances can fill the other side.

The barn door slides so easily, both sides are very accessible.

And since the barn door slides instead of swings, the barn door is never in the way.

Oh this cabinet is amazing! I could go on and on and on about how much I love it!

The build for this project was suprisingly easy too. It's basically just a big bookshelf with a simple planked barn door attached to the front.

BARN DOOR DETAILS

The hardware we used was a steal! We used this hardware from Amazon for less than $50. The hardware is very well made, sturdy, and easy to install - and most importantly, works and slides beautifully. We were very impressed with it and can't recommend this barn door hardware enough. NOTE: It is heavy duty and takes up 6" of space at header, so might not be suitable for smaller projects.

You can purchase it off Amazon here -

FINISH DETAILS

For the finish on this cabinet we used the same gray as the kitchen cabinets. A very close gray is Rustoleum Chalked in Country Gray.