Bi-pass doors I installed my first set of bi-pass doors this weekend. I have installed somewhere around 25 doors in the past, but none of the bi-pass variety. The hardware is a bit more complex and time-consuming, but certainly within the capability of the average weekend warrior. It's nice now to know that tight spaces like closet doors can get barn doors now too. And if you catch a sale, the price is quite manageable. I got my hardware during one of the 40% off sales. Next up: a ceiling mount. That looks complex but we'll see. I remain impressed with the quality and consistency of this hardware.

Excellent quality products and customer… Excellent quality products and customer service!! Received my order on time and packaged incredibly! I wanted some additional parts... called in and got super friendly service. They looked up my original order to make sure I got correct parts to match my original order finish. Heavy duty quality on the parts and the online video instructions were so easy to follow. Artisan Hardware is "top shelf" product!

Instructions weren’t complete I purchased non pre-drilled rail. I had solid backing so could drill holes anywhere. I used all of the lags and bushings supplies but once installed the soft close hardware wouldn’t work. The bolts were closer than required for hardware to work. Nothing in the instructions mentioned anything about minimum bolt spacing (they admitted that). Company did offer to replace bar or refund soft-close hardware but I would have had to repair and repaint holes/wall. I chose not to use soft-close hardware. Could have been avoided with better instructions.

Artisan has tackled my most custom… Artisan has tackled my most custom jobs. Each of these are a case study in difficult application or an impossible finish. They executed and doing the impossible has bumps in the road. They smooth out the bumps and take my tough jobs to the finish line. They deserve the 5 star General in my book. Tom Krueger

Product was as advertised Product was as advertised. Only addition I would suggest is that the floor/wall mounted lower door guy have two rollers that would hold the door semi snugly during operation. The single roller creates more play in the door. I was able to create my own version of a second roller and attach in tandem with the exterior roller for a smooth fit and operation