Double sliding door for the cottage workshop

The project had to be implemented as planned and drawn up and the pressure treated wood had to be cut and transported loaded into my Suzuki.
There the wooden parts were screwed together and the cross battens nailed onto the frame together with the sliding door.
From the outside the workshop looked quite nice and modern and we liked it! We were very happy with the result!
Four years later, the same task arose for the second construction phase. This time, the wood no longer had to be cut before transport because we had more space with the motorhome.
The wooden posts had to be underlaid with remnants of roofing felt on the left and right of the concrete pillar of the building and screwed to the upper wooden beam with an iron bracket.
The wood for the frame of the second sliding door was cut and then screwed together.
The 4 rollers are screwed to a wooden bar, which in turn is mounted on a plywood board. The sliding door frame is attached to this, where the cross battens are then attached.
After all the work done, one can say that the newly created substructure with the double sliding doors fits in very well with the overall picture of the holiday home. It was very worth it!