A pocket door rolls into a pre-framed cavity in the adjacent wall. Our cavity kits use steel studs with non-bowing tracks. Unlike wood-stud pocket frames, they stay true over time even if the house settles.
Sizes
- 30″, 32″, 36″, 42″ standard single-pocket
- Double-pocket (two doors meeting in the middle) for openings up to 96″ wide
When a pocket door beats a swing door
- Tight bathrooms where a swing door would hit the vanity
- Home offices that need to close during calls but open the rest of the time
- Pantry / laundry pairs off a kitchen hall
Frame and glass
14-gauge welded steel frame, usually with a single large pane or divided-lite design. Opaque glass (frosted, reeded, seedy) is popular for bathroom pockets where privacy matters.
Hardware
Soft-open and soft-close on both directions using dual dampers. Flush pulls on both sides, or a recessed finger notch if you prefer minimal visible hardware. Privacy lock with push-button interior and thumb-release exterior.
Install reality
Pocket doors are framed during rough construction. If the wall is already finished, we can still do it — but it means cutting the wall open, installing the pocket frame, and refinishing. Plan ahead if you can.
Specifications
| Frame Material | 14-gauge welded steel, steel-stud cavity |
|---|---|
| Glass | Clear or privacy glass |
| Standard Widths | 30" – 42" single, up to 96" double |
| Hardware | Soft-close dual damper, flush pulls |
| Privacy Lock | Push-button / thumb-release |
| Finish | Interior-grade powder-coat |
| Lead Time | 8–10 weeks |
