Explain how you put the back of gutter under drip edge when there is the gutter bracket that would stop the back of gutter going behind drip edge, you may get 3/4" or less under the drip edge being the L bending bracket with screw will stop from going up as I said 3/4" at most, some people run back of gutter in front of drip edge to just under the shingles to keep water hitting the fascia boards which realistically is the only way to protect the fascia boards being can't go up high in back of drip edge.

This was my thinking. What kit did you get for exterior grade, and what whisker strips did you use? Did you come up with a lock solution?

@@nfgojags1 I used the SmartStandard system (Amazon), and upgraded the floor guide to their adjustable roller guides. My yard is on the side of a hill, so the shed is built on its own deck (to make it level). The door area has a 4 foot roof over it. So while I couldn't find a barn door system that was fully rated for outdoors, the one I selected is more industrial grade and easier to weatherproof. Whisker strips - technically door sweeps - I ordered the sizes I needed from DK hardware. Lock - Any regular padlock hasp will do. I mounted it to the back of the door so that the hinged plate sticks out the side and nicely hits the catch. Easy.