I have not installed these yet. When we do months from now, I'll add a photo and any updates to my review. We've put up many a barn door but this will be our first bifold barn door and we're putting 2 sets together for a wall of doors. The rotating hangers seem to function like they're supposed to. The track etc looks the same as others we've bought in the past except it has considerably more splices instead of long pieces of track. ( a 10' we bought before was just 2 pieces of metal and a connector for the center) This company didn't offer a connector which I plan to hide the cut on of 2) 5' sections for my 9' opening which will have custom doors made for it. They completely stood behind the products I ordered and provided me with the correct size splices for 9' track so I don't need a connector. Not many companies today go above and beyond like that. I read other reviews about the wall plugs. Even though these tracks came with those we don't use them. Instead, we put up a header of solid wood because the spacing of the holes in the track never hit on the studs and this not only looks good but gives it more strength.

The 4 foot bar come in 3 pieces.

I purchased the 60" bifold set and ended up making a new top rail so the holes would line up with the studs. You can see in my pictures that the rail fits right to the side wall in this room. Although I would like to have it open the other direction, there wasn't room for the door to pivot. That being said, the doors open all the way, so there's plenty of access to the closet now.
The directions are sufficient and after building the doors myself after watching some you tube videos, the installation was pretty easy.
I also added some cool handles from Home Depot to add to the look. Make sure you check the height of the top rail a couple times before you install. I found out my floor isn't flat/level, so I had to move mine up a half inch to clear the carpet on the left side. I recommend the product and the service from this company is great. I'm getting ready to tackle a 7 foot opening so I'm getting two sets of the hardware and will build my own top rail again. They have been great in helping me figure out the parts and saving some money in the process. Good luck!

I used this door closer for doors bought from IKEA which are less than an than inch thick. So I wasn't able to use the hinges that came with the door hardware. I was able to use the main door hardware but used T-nuts to attach the door panels and a 6 ft piano hinge to connect the two door pieces. Very versatile barn door hardware but you should have some carpentry knowledge if you're going to modify the use.

We own a boutique hotel in Puerto Vallarta and have a ground floor suite that we needed to make more user friendly for guests with mobility/wheelchair needs for access to the private bathroom. All of our walls are solid concrete and not exactly square. After we bashed out part of the wall, we installed the hardware. It took a bit of adjusting but the hardware itself is sturdy, and the instruction were fairly easy to follow. If someone was not great at DIY, it could be a bit tricky. Very pleased with how smooth the doors roll, and the look is exactly what we wanted. I may order the straight hardware next and do a barn door in one of our other suites.