Do you mean the hardware at the tops of the doors or the handles, latches on the front of the doors. We have antique pocket doors in our house and 1) you have to have openings in the walls 2) I don't know if the hardware that the doors run on are done before walls are completely up or what, but I would say not a job for an amateur.
Recently, a pocket door in my 1958-built home has become very difficult to open from the closed position. Once the door has been moved from the completely-closed pos...
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So, we just bought a vacation house in the mountains and want to go for a rustic feel. All the door hardware is shiny brass from the 1990s. There are exterior doors, ...
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I'm looking to update my closet doors to be bifold wooden doors, but strangely the opening of my closet measures to be 95" tall, and the current door...
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I am looking to block the top of a staircase with a temporary door to keep cats out of the first floor. the problem I am having is that the ceiling is very high, 90"...
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Do you mean the hardware at the tops of the doors or the handles, latches on the front of the doors. We have antique pocket doors in our house and 1) you have to have openings in the walls 2) I don't know if the hardware that the doors run on are done before walls are completely up or what, but I would say not a job for an amateur.
Pocket doors come preinstalled into the frame and pocket.
https://www.hometalk.com/diy/build/doors-windows/how-to-destroy-your-fears-install-a-pocket-door-13644092
How to Destroy Your Fears: Install a Pocket Door
you install it between 2 walls, so that cavity needs a thinner door, then there are that hold that the door hangs from the trolly
my computer is weird today you need the hard ware for the trolly that holds the door in place.