If I want two pocket doors together - can 2 of these be used? Can you use standard doors with this hardware? Lastly if use standard doors what hardware needed
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yes to all for more detail go to http://www.johnsonhardware.com/pdindex.htm
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The 1500 series pocket door frame kits, when used as a double door, are joined with a converging door kit made for this series.
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If you buy two kits and butt them together, it will work. There are two thicknesses of doors. It should come with standard size interior, but if you want a thicker exterior door, buy the adapter kit. (I bought the adaptor kit just in case I change my mind on door thickness.)
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I would suggest you get ahold of the company in Elkhart, in. I could see you using two doors side by side with two kits, but I don't know what kind of hardware would be used to hold the doors closed and locked.
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I don't know about two together.We used a standard door and purchased a locking lever catch.
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I'm guessing you want the doors to butt together so you would have to make sure you framed properly above the 146" opening using lambeam or appropriate method, otherwise, it can be done with 2 kits. This kit is made to handle some heavy doors. We installed solid core 2 3/4" so I'm going to say it will probably handle whatever you are going to hang. And all the hardware you need is included. If you want to match other hardware nearby you might end up buying a pull to match but you don't have to purchase anything extra unless you are using 2 3/4" doors.
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You can, but you would be probably installing for a standard 24" pocket door and 30" pocket doors to recess them completely into wall.
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should be no problem as they fit a 2 door with 2 pcs left over. You get 5 one for each door and 1 for your back door
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I'm sorry, this door is not meant to be used with a sliding glass door and is not made to work in tandom with a second screen without a specialized kit which is no longer made. The door uses a latch instead of a magnet.Thank you,Hardware Sales
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Not sure what you are asking. Are you asking if the locksets I have on Amazon will fit those doors? I believe the locksets would fit either door but I will check to make sure. The only problem is that they are of different colors and finishes. Let me know what help you are looking for and I will try my best. Thanks for asking the question.
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There is a template with the kit that you should use. Mine is installed through the wall so you need to get the wall kit. The only installation issues we had was the use of the 8 or 10" bolt that had to have the drilled holes PERFECTLY aligned. We ended just using normal screws and screwed to the structure on the inside and outside. Works perfectly. Don't know how I managed without this door before. I LOVE IT!
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This is a true barn door system. It could be customized into a pocket door but it would really be overkill for an interior size pocket door. The tracks can be bought @ Tractor Supply Store.
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Hmm...there are a number of possible solutions to your dilemma that I can see, Gordon:1. Each compartment could be subdivided by placing divider tabs into them2. You may consider purchasing two and DIY something together with a hole puncher and some twine. I can imagine the finished product would be quite long and heavy.3. Purchase two and hang them side by side like some kind of feature wall4. Buy one and use it as a template to make a twelve-pocketed version of your own
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Dorothy, your question doesn't make sense. This unit IS a deadbolt. How could you "use" it without it still being a deadbolt? Would you set it to *unlocked mode* and just use it as a $110 doorknob? Why not just use the doorknob instead? Or are you debating on whether to have TWO deadbolts instead of one? Why?
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Not really, you COULD use 3 doors, but that may not look good or work well. I would recommend building up (you can use wood) one or two sides in order to narrow the gap. I built up on top because they were not tall enough for the space I had to close off
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I had originally bought these not realizing their were different sizes. I think you may be talking about the same issue we had. Not sure what your doors look like, but I would look at http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00B5EFFQE/ref=redir_mdp_mobile?psc=1&redirect;=true&ref;_=oh_details_o01_s00_i00 We needed the 3/8 in. inset. Hope this helps cause I had to return the first ones for only a partial credit.
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How the two plastic frames connect together is for a door width. You could drill holes in the one piece that does not have holes to mount it to a framed opening. You need to have something to screw the plastic frames to. Unless you want to use drywall anchors.
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It looks like it! the pieces fit together like legos or tinker toys. If you but 2 sets you'd have 2 doors/gates, thoug and i think you can order additional sections separately. If I were you I'd get one set to start and then decide if you need to add on.
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I also have a 2 door. I bought the 4 piece set, I used the two long ones and they look great. While I there is no official place for the short ones I intend to put them somewhere else. You could do the same or try to sell the short plates. Either way, definitely worth it.
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This is for a pull out door. It the double door acts as a single door it would work. Usually when you have double doors there is a stop between the doors. This would not interfere with the operation of the slide out door. It the doors overlap it would have to be the top door and the mechanism set inside to clear the other door over lap. I have not tried this type of set up but from installing a single one this would be my best recommendation.
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It would be several times overkill. These are made to handle a 450 lb. door and will do so nicely. Stanley pocket door hardware would handle up to 150 lb. and will stroke 36" door fully open.
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This would not work for a sliding or pocket door. I'm not familiar with other models. Good luck!