I am installing two pocket doors. One has a RO of 62"x83". The other has a RO of 50"x82.5". Should I purchase the 32x84 kits?
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For this frame kit series , you need a rough opening of 2 times the width of your door, plus 1", for the width, and the height of your door, plus 4 1/2" for the total height. Kits are available for many sizes, for whatever project you are doing.
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The kit for at 32" door would give a track a little longer than twice the door size. You can cut the track shorter to accommodate a smaller door. I guess I answered the question as to the largest door you could put in your RO space.
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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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I'm not sure what you're asking here, but here's a stupid/joking answer: my recommendation is that you be REALLY, REALLY careful in your measurements and casework. I've put in a full extension drawer 36" wide, and I don't know whether it's just coincidence (that I didn't end up being as careful as I sometimes am) or something more, but that drawer has never worked as well as others I've put in. There just seems to be more opportunity for subtle errors that affect the operation. In other words, it works okay, but not as smoothly as other drawers I've but in. If I were re-doing things, or if I were in your situation, I'd likely go for two smaller drawers (it would be awfully easy to overload a 42x20 (almost 6 sq feet footprint) drawer! But, if you've got to go with the drawer opening you've got, I'd say that the K&V 8400P full extension would be a good slide; I sometimes go with cheap slides in undemanding situations, but with K&V in cases in which there might be more stress/strain.
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I found on my 30" X 20" door that both were needed. It was not opening even with only one. You might can get away with it since it is a smaller door...I'd order two to be safe and send the extra one back if you can make one work.
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I think the 4" measurement may be overall including the keypad and front panel. Mine fit easily depthwise. unfortunitly my studs were off by about a quarter of an inch and I had to clear some wood to do the install. Not a big deal but added to the complexity. I would suggest not using the screws provided with the unit to secure it to the studs. They are a bit small for my liking.
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As i know, they totally are diferent on the back panel. You can search on youtube both models and you can see how they layout. I suggest you go with with model 3120 becuase it can fits most door perfectly
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10'X20' should fit the 2" frame and I used it on the smaller 13/4 I believe. No Problems.
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This 1500 series frame kit, as well as all other sizes of this series , are for 2 X 4 walls. If you have 2 X 6 walls, you need the 1560 series pocket door frame kit.
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The two seat model will not fit through a standard 32" wide doorway. If you have a extra wide door, it may fit. Your knuckles will not like you much.
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Hi, my door is 32" by 80" and it fits perfectly. Sorry, I don't think this product will work for you.
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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.
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Hello Peter, We do ship to the UK. Our 32" doors would fit your opening. The doors are technically made to fit a 32" opening, since your opening is slightly wider I would recommend spacing the hardware 3/8" from each jamb (or installing 3/8" trim boards then mounting the hardware to the trim boards). Essentially frame the opening in to be 32" then mount the doors. Best Regards, Todd
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I suspect the width is standard for doors with kerf inserts. I had no problem installing on my 8 year old door. I did need to staple the ends for added strength. It works great.
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the lock(s) have size details on them. You would have to measure the depth of your door to determine if the locking mechanism would be 'too long' as well as the distance between the lock penetration and the lip of the door frame, another area where the paddle of the locking mechanism could be too long. these are fairly inexpensive so buying two different setups wouldn't be cost prohibitive. Hope this helps.
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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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no. say 4 x4 but real is 3.5 x 3.5... 3.75 will be tight went out with tape measure and checked one next to door. opening is 3.75.... Will NOT fit. do not waist money or time. you will not get your Time back....
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I can agree with Smokey DeBear that with a little extra marking, the cabinet door template will work just fine. The "slider" hole makes it possible for the 4.25 spacing on your hardware to be set perfectly. This is a very good set of templates.
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I would go for the one that starts with 33". A smaller size means you have it stretched at maximum. While if you buy the 33"- 38" it can be wider. If your window is 33" I would go for the 33.