Will this work on a pocket door?
1443624
No, definitely not! but a pin or nail on a short chain with a hole drilled on the top of the door will!!
1443625
No, at least not well. It's really designed to mount on the edge of the door, with the plunger going up into a hole in the track. To mount it on a pocket door, you'd either have to mount it on the side of the door, which would stop the door from sliding all the way into the pocket, or you'd have to mount it to the edge of the door, which would keep the door from closing all the way.If you can accept either of those conditions, it really is a nice product.
1443626
Probably not, it cups the frame of the door so I don't think you would be able to close the door.
122309
It will work. I have this installed on french doors that open outwards. It's installed with adhesive backed velcro that you attach to the inner door moulding, then the screen sticks to those velcro pieces.
122113
Theoretically I would say yes, but not sure if receiver plate (plate which accepts the latch) would be too wide for morticing into a standard 1 3/8" wide door slab. You would also need an alternate finger grab for the inactive door to pull it from the pocket.
934776
No. That would not be wise. Drywall insufficient to support a person's weight. Must be installed into wood surface behind drywall. By definition, a pocket door location would not have adequate interior support.
2143473
The manufacturer's info states that it works on doors from 1 1/4 to 2 inch thickness. If your garage door is at least 1 1/4 inches think, it should work.
311462
It would depend on the size of the sections of the door. It would not work on my garage door.....it is too big.
1239106
We use this on a regular door (not sliding or pocket) to a bedroom. Not sure it would work for a sliding or pocket door.
1236254
Should work on any door that has a momentary switch for opening and closing. It comes with remote.
2209696
the frame sticks out beyond the door on both sides, being most pocket doors only have a 1/4 inch space between the wall and the door on both sides, i would say definitely not. even if it did i would worry the frame would catch when trying to close the door from inside th pocket and get stuck after breaking or worst yet not being able to close the door at all and have to rip the wall open.
639260
It should.. but you might have to put a section of wood between the front and back of the door to hold the mounting screws solid. we used it on a outside wall.. basically the same principle .. but wider between the front and back section. don't see why it wouldn't work.
2068206
The door we put it on was pretty thick a tad over 1.5 inches. The only problem you might run into is, pocket doors are hollow so when you cut the square there won't be any edges. Might have to use that foaming insulation which would give you something to anchor it too.
248039
Thanks for your question. It design and should work on 3/4 thick cabinet door.
2227236
It would work as long as there isn't a lot of detail on the door faces. All other surfaces would be okay.
629968
yes it should. I used one on my tool box, and 2 on cabinet doors but it should work the same.
1926973
It will work. You could probably find 2 smaller plates at lowes to fashion to each door. The plate prevents damage to the door and will help reinforce the door in an attempted break in.
1517549
It needs to be mounted with screw - I think they are about 1 inch line or maybe less. So if your door is thick and solid I would think yes
1929715
Yes it should. I use mine on the side door of my house so I'm guessing the front door wouldn't be any different. I love it. If you have a screen door on your front door though, your screen door won't be able to close all the way.