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[https://www.instructables.com/Craftsman-Style-Sliding-Doors/ by plays in traffic in Workshop AUTODESK Instructables] | [https://www.instructables.com/Craftsman-Style-Sliding-Doors/ by plays in traffic in Workshop AUTODESK Instructables] | ||
I was closing part of a room in my house for use as a workshop and had to add some doors. The two ways in were both about 47" wide so I couldn't use a 48" door and I didn't want to use a smaller door. I built two doorways- one a 48-inch slider and one with two 24-inch doors. The doors themselves are plain hollow-core doors with craftsman-style trim added. The hardware is actually pocket door hardware, installed on the outside. | I was closing part of a room in my house for use as a workshop and had to add some doors. The two ways in were both about 47" wide so I couldn't use a 48" door and I didn't want to use a smaller door. I built two doorways- one a 48-inch slider and one with two 24-inch doors. The doors themselves are plain hollow-core doors with craftsman-style trim added. The hardware is actually pocket door hardware, installed on the outside. | ||
=====How To Install, Adjust, Or Remove A Pocket Door===== | |||
[https://www.hunker.com/13418678/how-to-adjust-pocket-doors/ by Kimberley McGee 30/8/22 hunker] | |||
Stylish, elegant, and space-saving, pocket doors disappear when opened to solve space problems and ensure a clean look. The metal and wood cage that the pocket door slides into is usually installed when the walls are framed. If not, you can buy a pocket door kit, which includes all of the hardware for the door, and build it into the existing wall. If you're looking to update your style and remove a pocket door or install a new one, here's how to do it. | |||
