Milcasa Magic 2 (1100) - Floating Door System - Pro Grade Sliding Track Kit - Made in Italy - Patented Designs - Concealed Sliding Barn Door Style Track Hardware - Free Template Included.

The Milcasa Magic 2 is a high-quality sliding door system that feels very solid and smooth. Installation was straightforward thanks to the included template, and the door glides quietly with no bumps or noise. The hardware looks sleek and completely hidden once installed, giving a clean modern look. After using it for over 3 month I can attest that it works perfectly with a wooden door slab, and all parts feel durable and well made. Overall, it’s a great product—well worth it for anyone wanting a professional, floating door setup.

I recently purchased the Milcasa Magic 2 barn door kit and I am beyond impressed with its quality and functionality. The sliding barn door hardware is completely concealed, giving my space a sleek and modern look. Installation was a easy thanks to the easy-to-follow instructions on their website and included in hardware. I did have some issue in the middle of instalation but their customer support helped me significantly. Customer support was also very helpful reccomending me which door handles and accessories would work with this system. The modern sliding doors add an elegant touch to my space and it opperates very well. Overall, I highly recommend the Milcasa Magic 2 barn door kit to anyone looking for a high-quality, unique solution for their interior sliding doors. The concealed track is smooth and quiet, and the soft closers prevent the door from slamming in either direction. It's the perfect way to add some style and functionality to your space.

This is a really nice piece of tech and more or less well manufactured (the bottom track guide, wheels, and wheel housing are all plastic/rubber. The only real problem with the door is that it's no small effort to install. Things I discovered that might save others some time or trouble. 1. Attaching the roller mechanism to the wall last allowed me to adjust to any unexpected variation in the door height. I set the middle screw to -2 position when I attached it to the wall, this gave me 4mm of play to raise it, if I needed it. 2. Make sure the wall isn't bowed or concave. Check the full height of the door/wall for straightness. 3. The top track is the magic, assemble it first. 4. The top track mechanisms stop the door at both ends. 5. The pin mounted into the floor is weak chromed plastic. It just prevents the door from moving away from or toward the wall when the door opened and closed. Some other things: The roller mechanism (door bottom) is nothing special. Attaching a different wheels wouldn't affect the function of the door (but you do need wheels). I made my own solid core door for this. I should have made it hollow, working with a 45x85x1.5 inch chunk of wood is difficult.

Amazing final result! When we were first remodeling our space I wanted to use a traditional barn door but I didn't like how bulky a lot of the the upper tracks were. This concealed barn door hardware was recommended to us by our designer who used it in a prior project. I've never heard of it before and the concept is so cool! I love the fact when you open to the door you don't see any door track on the wall. It gives a very polished look. Other reviews are right you have to mill the track into the door for it to have that concealed look. We reached out via Milcasa's website and they provided us with a CAD file for the upper and lower track, which helped a lot! Super happy with the result and we are getting so many compliments on our sliding barn door!

While we do like the concealed sliding door, we need to take a star off (4 to 3) because the instructions are just not great. It is all pictures with no written instructions. It is someone you want to get one of their certified contractor to put up. The instruction video is too fast hard to follow even when we pause and slow it down. I am pretty handy and could not figure things out find it really hard to follow. The good thing is when I called them the lady gave us some guidance and we were able to finally install it.

The product might be alright for hard floors. We tried to use it over carpet and milcassa sold me a 'bottom track's to facilitate that. It has stumped everyone on the job site as to how to install it professionally for quality and long term performance. When I asked Milcassa about it they responded with "we just sell the stuff, we don't know how it works". I would highly suggest you purchase regular barn door hardware and save yourself the hassle. They will not respond to my request for a refund now and I can't use what they sold me so I'm out $800+. This company has no integrity