Pocket door installation

If you need motivation to conquer your fears, try a big project that scares you. Within reason of course, be smart about it, but set a goal and meet it against…

This week I took on the task of removing our current bathroom door and replacing it with a DIY pocket door. It saves SO much space!

Pocket doors often come off track or no longer slide. Learn how to repair a pocket door, often without removing trim or drywall.

Pocket doors save floor space. A standard 36” swing door requires about 10 square feet of floor space to open and close. It also uses up 20 square feet of

Pocket doors are a great way to save space. Since I've been asked several times, here's a tutorial to show you how to install a pocket door frame.

How to install a Rocket pocket door frame along the side of an existing wall. It's easy, it's affordable, and it's a great space-saver.

HDPOCKETDOORS®️ on Instagram: "Behind the scenes on a local installation of this 4/0-8/0 heavy duty pocket door frame kit. • Watch the door move across the hallway soft open soft close for the win. • Ready to get your hands on an @HDPOCKETDOORS®️ kit • Follow the link in our bio… • @pocketdoor_workshop"

Pocket doors save space and are ideal for small rooms. To install one, you need free wall space equal to twice the width of the door itself.

Kelsey Mackall | DIY & Real Life Reno on Instagram: "DIY space-saving pocket door for just $250! I think pocket doors are insanely practical and we have been installing them everywhere we can! Instead of swinging into the tub, the door now pockets into the wall and it was only a 2 day project. 💰The budget break down: Pocket door kit: $130 (I’ve seen them as low as $80!) 2x4s: $10 Drywall: $12 Joint compound: $12 Hardware: $23 Trim: $60 Total=$247"