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Easy DIY Barn Doors - Dutch Doors Install
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- Опубліковано 15 січ 2020
- We finally are able to build and put up the dutch doors on our barn! So exciting getting ready for the baby goats.
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Only 60 days until Fern's Due date who is excited!
Johnson Family Farmstead super excited for you. I’m finally able to sit and watch this, I’ve listened to it while doing chores 😁
I've been building my 12ft x 24ft goat barn for about 3 1/3 years by myself . I understand doing parts of projects as you get the supplies and money! Most of the videos I've seen just take a regular door and cut it in half and add extra hinges. Because of the slope of the barn roof, I needed custom-built doors. Thank you for showing how to do custom doors! Not a carpenter, just a 68 yr old retired female science school teacher.
Perfect job for a barn and thanks for the honesty on wood cost shortage.
Great job - love the cedar
Move to Texas - less rain!!!!
Much cheaper of a design than a previous video i found, this is perfect.
Glad it was helpful!
The cedar boards he used are $32.00 each. Not very cheap imo.
Looking forward to seeing your baby goats, the barn looks very nice and the new Dutch doors are great,
Beautiful Job! I want to do it myself now. Do you by any chance have a material list (cheat sheet) you can share? I kind of don't want to rebuild the wheel. :P
What a beautiful barn! Can you do a short video on the footing you are using outride? PNW we have serious rain at times.
Awesome job👍🏻
Hi, love the door design. I have a question, how do you do the x in the door and what size screws do you use? Thank you
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Good job man!
I thought he was talking about horses when he said "our girls are having babies" haha
Video was good, but you didn't show how to cut and attach the second X board on the frame.
Great looking barn! Good work!
Thank you!
Such awesome work!
He does good work I wish my husband was handyman
I’m very thankful for his talents ♥️
Johnson Family Farmstead ❤️
What a great job. Like you, I am building my pole barn as I can afford it. I love your sliding barn door and rail system. Do you have any video information on how you made that? I could use the help. thanks
Nice!
Just subbed. Thank you for sharing!
Thanks so much ♥️
Hello! My husband and I are still setting up our homestead after moving last July, and the frame of a pole barn addition to our garage is going up now. We are putting roll-up doors on both of the far ends but I would like either a single over-sized Dutch door about like you built here, or even a double set of doors this size or slightly smaller. Do you happen to recall the dimensions of what your beautiful creation in this video? Would love to replicate it -- looks fantastic! Thanks, Heather
Thanks Heather! These doors were 4 feet wide and 8 feet tall.
@@JohnsonFamilyFarmstead Awesome. That's about what I suspected and finished my sketch-up and materials/cut list yesterday afternoon. One remaining question: Is the flat-lay board on top of the lower portion of the door a 1x4 or 1x2? Thanks!
It’s a 1x4
Hi there, I've started building my Dutch doors and I like your process. It seems very simple however I do have one question about the measuring. When you take your opening measurement you said subtract a half inch all the way around. So for the bottom door for example, let's say I'm going 48" high and 48" across. I should take the half inch off so my door that I make should be 47x47. Is that right? Just trying to make sure I got what you were saying...lol.
Yes, you got it. But I have found since this video I would go a bit smaller than a 1/2 inch. I did a 1/4 inch on each side on the last doors we made. So in your case it would be 47 1/2 x 47 1/2
Where did you find the hardware? Thank you!
At our local hardware supply
Did you put the top ledge in the bottom door after you finished it? I missed that step
I put the ledge on before finishing it. I measured the height counting the ledge.
This may sound like a stupid question, but how do you decide which direction the boards go for the doors in relation to the boards for the barn walls? I noticed the upper part of the barn the boards for the wall and doors are vertical. The bottom of the barn is horizontal and the doors are vertical. Just curious. I would love to have such a beautiful barn. Our barns are steel. Great job!!
We decided we wanted to break up the visual because our barn is really tall we wanted to break up the visual effect. A great way to decide is to look at other completed barns and get an idea of what you really like. We definitely got a ton of ideas from looking at other barns and incorporating what we loved from different barns into ours. We definitely comprised size for beauty. We could have done a larger steel building for sure.... but I would have filled it with to many animals lol.