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New Barn-Lite Sliding Doors from Hy-Lite

Ready to slide into something new for your home? We've got the answer!

Hy-Lite has just introduced our new Barn-Lite sliding door system.

Ideal for adding privacy options in both home and commercial locations (such as offices and medical settings), Barn-Lite doors are available in Wave and Glacier acrylic blocks. Each block is 9" by 9", with a depth of 1.5".

Architectural-grade vinyl frames surrounding the units are available in both white and bronze. The Barn-Lite doors are supported by durable steel hardware overhead in a black satin color.

"Just imagine the ease of separating a large room into two smaller rooms simply by sliding the Barn-Lite door," says Roger Murphy, president of Hy-Lite®, a U.S. Block Windows Company. "These doors instantly create a private space while allowing in the flow of light."

Barn-Lite doors measure 38" by 83". Each door has a four-block across by nine-block down configuration and is backed by a 10-year limited warranty.

Growing Trend
"The popularity of barn-style doors has been on a steady rise in the U.S. for the past several years," says Murphy. "Whether used to separate a bathroom from a master bedroom or to close off conference space in an office, the Barn-Lite doors are an elegant and easy way to gain privacy."

Murphy notes that designers and architects are finding unique ways to incorporate sliding barn doors into projects on a regular basis.

"We're now seeing barn doors in hotel guest rooms, restaurants, apartment lofts and even churches," says Murphy. "These are sensible, space-saving solutions. And now, with Barn-Lite, there's a way to add elegance to barn doors."

Destined for immediate popularity, the Barn-Lite sliding door system joins the specialty products category for Hy-Lite. Our company has offered another door solution for many years. Acrylic block door inserts feature a panel of acrylic blocks that can be inserted into both new and existing interior and exterior doors. Both products provide privacy in a room while allowing in light.