Door Handles and Accessories

Hook and Eye Latch
Of any barn door lock, the hook and eye latch is the most simple and straightforward sliding barn door lock available. If you’re looking for an unobtrusive barn door lock that matches your sliding barn door hardware and is easy to install, look no further.

Self-Latching Systems
If you’re looking for a latch lock system that can be locked from either side of the door and automatically latches, look no further! The self-latching lock system is ideal for interior sliding barn doors that need to latch closed without supervision and lock from time to time from either side.

Tear Drop Latch
One of the simplest designs for a latch is the tear drop latch. Installation is fast and easy, enabling you to install and put the latch to use in under a half-hour. Though this type of latch is not of the same caliber as a privacy lock, it will keep your barn door secured and in place when in use.

Privacy Barn Door Lock
A privacy barn door lock is the perfect option for providing the ability to securely lock a barn door for complete privacy. This is ideal for high security needs, such as commercial settings—including bathrooms and dressing rooms, or residential settings where a more durable lock is required.

Surface-Mounted Privacy Lock
For a different kind of privacy lock with fewer installation requirements and no wall cuts, the surface-mounted privacy lock might be the answer.

Cane Floor Bolt
A cane floor bolt consists of the bolt and a catch plate that is installed into the floor. When you want to lock the door, you slide the bolt vertically downward until the bolt fits into the catch and locks.

Hasp Lock System
Hasp locks are commonly used in real-world farm and barn settings for a double barn door latch, a gate, and other outside areas that require a secure latch and lock.

Barrel Slide Bolt
The barrel slide bolt is an extremely secure barn door latch lock because it can be locked by sliding the bolt on one side and unlocked with a key on the other.