This week, I have some well-maintained and flawless barn doors for Dan’s Thursday Doors Challenge. I spotted them a few weeks ago at the Johnson Nature Center in Bloomfield, Michigan. Quite the opposite from the ones featured last week that were barely hanging on.
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Those are some solid beams too! Wonderful door capture!
Thank you very much. 😊
I love doors like that, the textures and shapes are amazing.
Same here! They definitely caught my attention. 😉
Yes, these are in good shape … 🙂
That’s what I thought too. 😊
Definitely well maintained!
That’s what I thought too. 😊
Lovely doors and a nice photo, Pepper. As a side note, I hesitate to mention that I believe they were hung wrong. The diagonal braces should be reversed, running from the bottom near the hinges to the top crosspiece corners. You want the weight of the door to transfer along the braces and be held in place by the bottom hinges. The way they are now will encourage sagging in the center. If you rotate the photo 180 degrees then the doors look hung in the correct position. I know, TMI. Sorry. 🙂
Oh, interesting and nothing to be sorry about. I had no idea. It took me a couple of times looking back at the picture to see what you meant and not that is all I can see. I guess they are not flawless after all! 😂
Great eye and thanks for the info, Earl. The constant learning from others is one of the things I enjoy most about blogging. Thanks!
Oh wow, a brilliant photo and excellent barn door. Superb share!
Thanks, Suzette. 😉
I love your door choice, Pepper, they’re beautiful.
Thanks, Jet. So glad you like them. 😊
Oh wow! Those are beautiful doors. Thanks for sharing them.
Thanks, Dan. 😊
I am curious to know your thoughts.