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A barn door maximizes the space in this master bathroom. When remodeling you may need to reconsider the bathroom door you use. This couple remodeled the master bathroom and wanted a barn door with privacy for the finishing touch. This sliding door hugs the wall in the bathroom that was unused space. You can see the wall color showing through the glass but it is actually a frosted glass door.
To remove a sliding glass door, you will need: 1  pry bar. 2  screwdriver. 3  padding for the floor. 4  Protect your floor. 5  These doors are very heavy and have sharp edges on the bottom, so it is a good idea to put something over the surface that you are working around. Pull the door toward you until it has cleared the top tracks. 2  Remove the stationary door. 3  To remove the stationary door, use your screwdriver to remove the retaining screws from the top and sides. 4  Once again, you may have to use the pry bar to lift the door upward until the door clears the lower track.