after 48 hours. It is for a small bathroom/ toilet Glass/ Metal bypass door... that is put on porcelain tile to the metal frame of the glass door. What should I do... even using a heater to make sure it holds [prevents water from leaking]... it is still leaking. I got the silicon sealant from Home depot. Should I get a better one like immerseal sealant or others? Does it make a difference. It looks like this: http://www.homedepot.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?storeId=10051&langId=-1&catalogId=10053&productId=100645454&N=10000003+90401 I put the silicon part below the metal door on the ground.. The grout and the tile is also ensure that the 'U' shape ... which is the indentation of the grout between the 2 tiles are sealed.. but it is still leaking after my 3rd attempt. What gives.

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Yes, it's done often. Matter of fact, my son's bedroom door has an off-white/ivory color on the public side and it's painted black on the bedroom side. While there are always exceptions, the edges of the door usually get painted the same color as the face of the door in the room that the door swings in to. Example, my son's door swings in to his bedroom. The face of the door in his bedroom is black. So the door edges got painted black. Had it swung out into the hallway, the door edges would have been painted the lighter color.

^^I think the other poster was just referring to the terminology -- "barn door" implies wood slider door that's rustic in appearance, like something you'd find in...a barn. Above are glass sliders (gliders). I actually am a fan of them, I think they're terrific problem-solvers in certain situations -- much prefer them over pocket doors if there is a choice. Anyway, OP found a handle so problem solved.