In order to attach the door to the rollers, what sized holes are required to be drilled into the door?
1935809
The hardware is very slick how it can handle holes from 3'4" up to 1", and can adjust for minor misalignments of the holes. The instructions are somewhat minimal (and metric). The top hole should be 2-1/8" down from the top of the door, with a 2" spacing between the upper and lower holes.
2278538
The tools you need are included. The directions are very simple. You do not attach anything to the door or drill the door. The goal hangs over the top of the door after you attach the hardware to the hoop.
311545
LE Johnson company, pocket door hardware... The one I got was commercial grade rated at 300 lb. which is more than needed but the results were amazing. You just slide it along with one finger. Reid Freeman Landscapestry this: http://www.google.com/search?q=pocket+door+track+and+rollers&client;=safari&sa;=X&rl;s=en&tbm;=isch&tbo;=u&source;=univ&ei;=LvNeU4PaFceMyASV84DIDg&ved;=0CGgQsAQ&biw;=1204&bi;h=932
637407
It has to be screwed into the wall. I screwed it into a door, but it cannot be hung without drilling holes
1010298
The bottom of the handle has to be attached to the door, it will require a small hole (less than 1/8" in diameter) to be drilled thru the door so that a bolt (included) can be pushed thru the door from the inside and screwed into the handle. I suspect your door was delivered with 2 large diameter holes in it for the lock assemblies. So yes your installer will need to drill an additional hole to attach the bottom of the handle to the door.
794404
My hardware came with 3 different pairs of screws. One pair is 1-3/4" long. My door is 1-1/2" thick, so I used the shortest pair in the package.
560177
You can probably get by with 12', as the door stops will be on the ends while the roller hardware will be inset from the door edge 6" to 12" on each side. This should allow the door to open fully without interference. Good luck!
764774
A small plastic anchor (Insert) can be put into a hole. The anchor takes a small screw. They are available in the hardware department or home improvement store.
505615
European hinges require a 35 mm (1 3/8") hole in the door to be able to install .
2003608
You have to drill holes for the screws into the far side door frame of the stationary part of your door and the outer edge of the sliding door.
466820
when you get the product it has 2 long rolls. you measure them against your door, and then cut them down to size. so as long as your door isn't wider than the specs on this product you are ok. anything the same size or smaller will work because you cut down to size.
335830
I had to modify mine to fit custom door. Little wiggle room but not much and don't recall exact measurements. I had to use a grinder on the deadbolt and drill and router on door. If you have time should work.
262503
The door I have this installed on is 1 3/4" inches thick, according to the instruction manual, the main cut-out hole must be 2 1/8 inches, the latch cut-out must be 1 inch. Hope this helps...and do use decent quality batteries!
1459559
I used a 1/4" drill bit to make holes for these in my cabinets. Hope this helps
1390712
Nope. Get a hole saw and bore it out to standard deadbolt size. Most deadbolts soldhave a template included with instructions.
1738720
No nailing or drilling, but I think the hooks that go over the door must be attached to the box itself with a screwdriver.
846935
There are two screws and two nuts. Simply insert the screws with the nuts from the inside of the door and line the handle up with the screws and screw the handle on.