Pocket Door
3′ to 7′, Slides into wall and provides full opening.
A pocket door is a type of sliding door that disappears into a compartment in the adjacent wall when it is fully opened. The door is mounted on a track that is installed inside the wall, and the door slides open and closed on this track. The compartment or pocket in the wall where the door disappears when it is fully opened can be concealed by a flush-mounted panel or door.
Pocket doors are a popular choice for homeowners and designers because they don’t take up floor space like a traditional hinged door. They can also be used in areas where traditional hinged doors are not practical, such as in small bathrooms, closets, or in rooms where space is limited. Pocket doors are usually operated using a flush pull or handle that is located on the edge of the door, and the movement is smooth, quiet and effortless.
Pocket doors come in a variety of styles, materials and designs, ranging from traditional wood and glass doors to modern sliding doors with sleek metal frames. They can be customizable to fit any interior design aesthetic and they provide a functional and practical solution for openings that require a convenient space-saving mechanism.
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