SERIES AC York XTRA Series

AC York XTRA Glass Series Barn Door

  • QUALITY HARDWARE: The heavy-duty hardware made with premium aluminum, and the wheels of the roller made with high-quality nylon for minimal noise while using on the track
  • CUSTOM: Is custom made to fit your door opening, configurations and design requirements.
  • HORIZON and GRIDIENT LINES: Horizontal and vertical optional decorative lines are available for this model. The lines may be placed on either both or single glass surface. The lines can be aluminum or printed on the glass.
  • EASY TO INSTALL: This barn door is designed to be easily installed without the help of a professional installer.
  • REVERSIBLE: Can be installed for either left or right-handed use.
  • QUALITY FINISHES: Seawin’s premium hardware finishing process prevents corrosion, rust, chipping and scratching. Providing extended protection for your door.

AC York XTRA Glass Series Barn Door

Step into luxury with the Seawin AC York XTRA barn door collection. Not your everyday sliding barn door but a masterpiece that will attract beauty lovers and last for a lifetime. AC York XTRA is equipped with concealed rollers inside the track. The track requires wooden blocking and can be mounted on wall or ceiling. With its cleverly designed system and high configurability, it can be adjustable to fit any interior entrance environment.


Product Features

  • Glass Barn Doors series barn door custom made to fit your opening.
  • HARDWARE FINISHES AVAILABLE: Polished Chrome, Brushed Nickel, Matte Black.
  • QUALITY HARDWARE: The heavy-duty hardware made with premium aluminum, and the wheels of the roller made with high-quality nylon for minimal noise while using on the track.
  • CUSTOM: custom fabricated to fit your door opening, configurations and design requirements.
  • HORIZON and GRIDIENT LINES: Horizontal and vertical optional decorative lines are available for this model. The lines may be placed on either both or single glass surface. The lines can be aluminum or printed on the glass.
  • REVERSIBLE INSTALLATION: This door can be installed for left or right-handed opening.
  • QUALITY FINISHES: Seawin’s premium hardware finishing process prevents corrosion, rust, chipping and scratching. Providing extended protection for your door.
  • SMOOTH and SILENT GLIDING: Smooth roller to track contact ensures a serene sliding experience.
  • SOFT CLOSING DOOR: With self and slow closing rollers, this door will close itself quietly and gently. Providing an additional layer of safety and convenience.
  • GLASS OPTIONS: Various glass options available for the model.
  • GLASS FRAMING: Available in frameless, semi-frameless, framed glass frame configurations.
  • GLASS: Premium quality 1/2 in. (12 mm) and 3/8 in. (10 mm) thick tempered glass options available.
  • SmartPlumb™: An additional 1 in. adjustment can be made to accommodate for out-of-plumb/uneven walls.
  • SmartLevel™: The rollers can be adjusted to guarantee a leveled installation.
  • MOUNTING: The track is mounted to the wall and ceiling.
  • REASSESSED: This barn door track can be installed inside the ceiling. Optional track attachments will make seamless installation.
  • EASY INSTALL: This barn door was designed and manufactured to be easily installed by a 1 or 2-person team.
  • STUDS REQUIRED: Wall studs or any other reinforcement behind finished walls is required for proper installation.
  • GLASS CERTIFICATIONS: Seawin only uses ANSI Z97.1 and 16 CFR 1201-certified tempered glass.

Hardware Material Aluminum
Mount Wall and Ceiling
Family Doors
Category Barn Doors
Glass Thickness 1/2" & 3/8"
Sub Category Glass Barn Doors
Full Time Soft Close Yes
Material Glass
Color Finish Brushed Nickel and Matte Black and Polished Chrome
Silent and Smooth Gliding Yes
Easy Install Yes
Custom Only
Studs Required Yes
Hardware Series AC York XTRA
Soft Close Yes
Reversible Yes
Measurement Disclaimer Yes
Can Be Reassessed Yes
SmartLevel™ Yes
SmartPlumb™ 1"
Semi-Frameless Yes
Framed Yes
Frameless Yes

Frequently Asked Questions

Originally, barn doors were exterior sliding doors installed on barns but have evolved. Now, they are sliding doors that are installed both outside and inside of homes. Many people like the versatility and design style of interior barn doors. They save space and are used for everything from closets to bathrooms, pantries, offices, bedrooms, and other interior spaces. Barn doors come in a wide range of styles, and sizes.
Sliding barn doors consist of a door slab, a hanger that the door slab hangs from, rollers that are installed on the hangers, a track that the rollers slide right and left on, a door guide to prevent the door from moving backward and forward, a handle to make it easier to open and close the door, and a latch to lock the door in place.

Installation instructions of your Seawin product are available on product page in Resources section.

It’s important to consider overlap with your door and the opening. We consider a standard of 2” overlap on each side of the door from the door opening width.

We typically recommend a 2" overlay on each side of your opening to act as a light, sound, and privacy barrier. This will make your door a total of 4" wider than the opening and 2" taller than the opening. You can also make the door just an inch taller if you are tight on clearance. Keep in mind that you will lift your door a 1/2" off the floor to allow it to roll. For a cased opening it is most popular and cosmetically appealing to make the door to cover all the casing. You will measure from outside of trim to trim for the width and from the floor to the top of the casing for the height. Our doors are built on the inch so round up to the nearest inch if the exact measurement is unavailable.

Mounting your track to a header not only gives a more finished look but adds additional support to helping disperse the weight of the system and prevents crushing of the drywall on large or heavy door applications.

A minimum clearance of 6-1/2” is required from the top of the door to the ceiling to accommodate the track/rail and rolling hardware. The top of the door should be level or above the frame opening.

Yes, we do offer color samples for all our finish options. Please see our finish samples page. Note we urge customers to order samples before ordering their door if time permits.

You can put two single doors together! That’s what we did and it worked out great. The only thing is you need a way to account for where the doors meet in the middle. We wanted ours to stop in the middle, so we did not buy a track joiner.
A track joiner simply allows the rollers on the doors to glide smoothly over the small gap in between the header rails. I wanted these doors to stop in the middle, so we used the included door stops. Read on to the next question for more info about that.

The door stops that come with the hardware are meant to be used on each end of a single door, to keep it from running off the rails when it’s opened or closed too hard. However, you can’t just install the stops on the middle of the header rails, or they will leave an opening of about an inch between the doors.

The door hardware has stops on both ends, as well as a little stop on top, so no matter how hard you close or open the doors, they won’t jump their tracks or fall off the ends. This is why I think it’s better to buy a good brand of barn door hardware, rather than trying to build it yourself.

These doors are a dream! They are so quiet and smooth when they open and close that someone in the next room wouldn’t even know it was happening.

For a flush opening take your door width times it by 2 and subtract one side of overlay. example say you had a 3’0” wide opening and a 3’4" wide door, 40"x 2 = 80 - 2" = 78" or 6’6" of track. This way you have sufficient coverage when the door is closed but when you open the door it will come flush to the opening for a clean finished look. For a cased opening you will take the door width and times it by 2. This way when the door is closed the trim/casing is hidden but when you open the door you will expose all the beautiful trim work for a more traditional look.

You have a few different options. Metal wheels can demonstrate the same texture and finish as your hardware. Nylon wheels only come in black, but they roll quieter than the metal. There is a hybrid design termed as a “spider.” The design has a metal exterior and a nylon interior to provide the benefits of both options. Other options would include different metals like brass, or wood wheels.

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