How come the diamond is darker than the rest? I like that look and want to replicate this for a sliding door in my attic home office.

Awesome! I have 8' large unframed closet alcoves that I I don't want to spend money on reframing. Great idea.

Magnet up in the track at the edge to hold it closed.?

Bautiful job and a really nice design too!

Love this design. Thx greetings from LA

Hi, I like the design of you entrance door... how can I see a picture of it? Would appreciate it. Thank you

Love these!!! Definitely trying this out for my current closet situation

Those doors look to be very heavy…. How much did they weigh?

Hello, Excellent video. I'm considering doing something similar but I'm worried the weight of the doors might cause the 2x4 to sag with time. Have you noticed any dips/bending in the wood at the center of the track (where the 2 doors meet)?

Beautifully done. I love you dog voice and showing us your mistake so we do t make it. ❤️

Soooooo cool dude!!!!

Love this! Would have really liked to see the full assembly of track install and such. Next time? Either way, great job y'all

Those are beautiful! I've been looking for something like this wanting to create a pantry along the wall of my dining room but have had trouble finding things that fit the measurements. Can I ask what height of plywood did you get and what is the height of your ceilings? Did you choose the top mounted piece of wood afterwards in order to ensure it fit and doors weren't hanging too much?

Not sure about your your techniques or verbiage, but it you had me laughing. I know you guys will do well because you seem to be making the job fun. Good going.

This time I will do it manually with the help of Woodprix designs.

Woodglut has a lot of plans to choose from.

hi u did a great job why did you use 2by4 betweeb trail and ceiling is it possible to do it without and screw the trail right away to the ceiling?

Evan what tracks did you used and got them ?

Brother awesome project might do this next week.

Make it wooden with the help of the Woodglut instructions.

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Mate, this is exactly the vid I've been looking for as i try to design and build some wardrobe (sorry, closet) doors for a client. I love the simple method and the resulting pattern. Big rookie error with the head being out of level, but it was all made up for when your dog gave it all the tick of approval! Great vid mate!

You should have overlapped and did a herringbone would have took the same time and look better

That looks so beautiful 👍🏼

Hi loved you video! I noticed your tracking looks like it might attaches to the ceiling

u got my sub for hard work

I used Woodglut instructions for this and I already did it :)

How wide did you cut the decorative plywood strips? I’m glad I found your channel. Keep it up and thank you.

Beautiful build and a thorough and thoughtful explanation. So nice of you to include your errors to save us some troubles. Thanks. Your dog speaks with an accent. Is he from Canada?

Honey + cider = cyser :-)

I did it myself with the Woodglut plans. I think this is the best way to find out how to build it.

good job!!! and nice idea! but I think the doors are too heavy.

Video is good... only the most important thing is missing.

Very honest opinion and advice. Keep going

Hi Evan - great video. I'm currently building a similar 2-door system and have the same Johnson Hardware 111SD track kit on order. I was also thinking of using 3/4 plywood as the backer and then using 1x for trim and customization. A couple of questions if you don't mind: 1.) did you use the top-mount hangers that came with the 111SD kit and, if so, did you just mount it directly into the top of the 3/4 plywood? or 2.) did you use the 1032 jhusa.net/1032-side-mount-hanger-plate-34-19mm-door (or 1033 or 1034) side-mount hanger plates, which would carry the weight along the back/side of the 3/4 plywood? Hope you see this and thanks again for the video.

Good job

Nice build, I plan to make something similar. For keeping the door closed, how about rare earth magnet sunk into the drywall and backside of the door.

Great looking standard Poodle

Excellent. Can you provide the link to the sliding hardware

I’m waiting for more 😁

Good job

Love how you removed the “dry wall”

This is exact what I wanted to make. It's more durable and better than the home improvement junky stuff they sell.

Fantastic video! Been looking for one like this for months! Thank you. Where did you get your metal sliding door hardware?

Hi Evan - this is a lot better and simpler technique compared to what I have been seeing on other videos. I like the 1x2 frame on the edges that makes the building of the door so simple. I was just wondering how thick of plywood did you use in each layer? total of 2 plywood layers I believe, right? And did you use any track guide on the floor to avoid doors swinging into each other?

I think you may be able to get away by installing some magnets on the upper left corner of the door that kept sliding. A little bit of force should be able to hold it in place after you close the door. Just a thought!

Nice job! Love the doors. I wear those same branded safety squints when cutting wood.

Those doors look awesome...an alternative is to mount wheels on the bottom of the doors and a track at the top, great video...

Well done looks good, went looking at some In shops so expensive I'm goin to get something similar made

thank you,beutiful