Collection: Barn Style Internal Doors

Bring a touch of the countryside to your home with our stylish, barn-style internal doors. These doors come in panelled, glazed, hinged, and sliding styles. You can also complete your door with our bespoke hardware options. Browse our full range of internal barn doors and get the answers to our most commonly asked questions below.

Bring a touch of the countryside to your home with our stylish, barn-style internal doors. These doors come in panelled, glazed, hinged, and sliding styles. You can also complete your door with our bespoke hardware options. Browse our full range of internal barn doors and get the answers to our most commonly asked questions below.

At Leader Online we feature a broad selection of internal doors like this collection of gorgeous internal barn doors. Flaunting elegant classic designs that will give any home a truly 'live-in' feel, this wonderful collection of internal doors features a wide range of colours & finishes for you to choose from.

What makes a barn door?

Barn style doors typically feature a panelled design and oak and pine veneers, which give your space an authentic agricultural appearance. They come in sliding or hinged styles, depending on your preference.

Sliding tends to be the more common style. Most internal barn doors hang from a sliding track made up of exposed hardware and glide parallel to the wall. This track remains on show deliberately and has a striking industrial design that gives barn doors their rugged, distinctive look.

The barn door style is derived from the construction of traditional agricultural barn doors, which would slide sideways on iron rails as opposed to swinging on hinges. Our modern internal barn doors slide across their tracks in the same way but are built for residential and commercial interiors. They are made of engineered timber rather than rough-sawn planks.

With these doors, you can choose almost any look you want, whether you’re after something rustic, modern or minimalist.

You can get them on top or face mounted tracks and choose from finished, primed, or unfinished options depending on how much creative input you want.

Why choose an internal barn door?

An internal barn door adds warmth and character to virtually any living space thanks to its vintage rural appearance. It divides your interior in the most seamless, sophisticated fashion.

It also adds a visual focal point that a standard hinged door doesn’t — the exposed hardware. This gives your space an industrial look and feel that suits both traditional and contemporary interiors. It adds an edge to period properties or farmhouse kitchens and complements modern apartments or office blocks.

What types of barn internal doors can I get?

You have a huge variety of barn style doors to choose from when you buy from Leader Online. Below is a comprehensive list of the types of doors we sell.

Panelling

Our barn internal doors are built with a framework featuring recessed or raised panels. They have an eye-catching textured surface, with a different number of panels on certain doors depending on the style.

Door types

  • Sliding - Our barn-style sliding doors glide along an exposed track mounted above the doorway, saving floor space and adding an industrial edge to your interior.
  • Stable - Inspired by traditional stable doors, they are made of two pieces which can open independently or together.
  • Glazed - You can choose between clear glass which offers an unobstructed view and is designed to maximise the flow of natural light, or obscure glass which is designed to distort or blur the view through the glass to ensure essential privacy while still enabling the continuous flow of natural light.

Finishes

  • Primed - They have a base coat of white primer that’s been professionally applied at our factory. They are ready for you to apply your topcoat in your chosen colour.
  • Unfinished - They are raw timber and you paint or stain them from scratch. This option gives you the highest levels of flexibility and creative control. It’s also more cost-effective than if you go with a fully finished barn door.
  • Fully Finished - They arrive with a coat of lacquer and are ready to hang. You don’t need to stain or paint them, which saves you time, effort, and hassle.

Core types

There are two main door core types which you need to know about.

  • Solid - Built from engineered timber, laminated wood, or other dense core materials and finished with a layer of wood on the face, known as the ‘veneer’. They generally offer better insulation and sound reduction than hollow-core alternatives while remaining more affordable than solid timber doors.
  • Hollow - Constructed with a standard wood veneer over a honeycomb core, which is typically cardboard or similar material. You won’t get the same sound absorption properties as with the more solid core doors, but these doors are lighter, easier to hang, and more cost-effective.

How do I care for my barn internal door?

Barn doors are relatively simple to maintain, provided you do the basics consistently.

If you go for a sliding internal barn door, you should give your track and running gear a light dusting every month to stop the build-up of dirt and debris. Dust can also catch on the brace — the diagonal wooden or metal support that’s typically shaped like an X or Z — so it’s worth cleaning this every so often as well.

Here are some other tips on how to look after your barn door, depending on whether you go for a panelled or glazed option.

  • Panelled: Dust your door frame, surface, edges, and handles with a soft, lint-free microfibre cloth. Wipe finished or primed doors with a soft, damp microfibre cloth and mild soap or washing-up liquid.
  • Glazed: To clean the glass on your internal barn door, use a glass cleaner or a white vinegar and water solution, and dry it using a lint-free cloth to prevent the appearance of streaks. For more tips, check out our Step-by-Step Guide on How To Clean Glass Doors.

What hardware do I need for my barn door?

You can complete your barn door with an array of accessories and hardware, such as door handles and knobs, hinges (if you go for a non-sliding option), and locks and latches.

What sizes of barn internal doors are available?

Our internal barn doors are available in standard UK sizes, with the most popular being 1981 x 762mm (78 x 30 inches). Other common widths include 610mm (24"), 686mm (27"), and 838mm (33").

Exact sizes vary depending on the specific door style and manufacturer, so check the product page for more information.

If you need a more bespoke size, we also offer made-to-measure internal doors.

Why buy barn internal doors from Leader Online?

  • Sustainability: We are FSC® & PEFC Certified and make our products using responsibly sourced materials where possible. We deliver to you using the most eco-friendly route to minimise carbon emissions with our Eco Delivery option.
  • In-Home Delivery: We’re the only UK door retailer that offers in-home delivery. Your internal barn doors can be carried into a ground-floor room of your choice.
  • End-to-End Service: We buy all of our products directly from the factory and deliver them ourselves, so we’ve got you covered every step of the way.
  • Fast Shipping: You can receive your order in as little as 48 hours, on a weekday of your choice when placing your order and selecting Express Delivery at the checkout.
  • Price Match: We won’t be beaten on price. If you find like-for-like barn style or barn bifold doors for cheaper elsewhere online, we promise to match it or beat it.
  • Trusted Reputation: We have over 20,000 verified five-star Trustpilot reviews and decades of experience in delivering exceptional customer service.

At Leader Online, we help you create spaces you love without compromising on quality or value. If you have any questions or want to find out more about our internal doors, call our customer service team on 01429 241 270.