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Pocket doors are an innovative space-saving solution for modern interiors. However, to function well and look great, it is essential to select high-quality hardware, specifically locks and pulls, which will prolong the life of the door unit, facilitate easy operation, and harmoniously complement the home's décor.

What is pocket door hardware?

Since the main feature of pocket doors is that they do not swing open like traditional doors, standard door handles will not do. Specialized hardware, typically consisting of a lock and pull, provides convenience and functionality. So, the slab slides smoothly and silently along the wall when opening and closing.

Types of pocket door locks and pulls

There are various types depending on use:

  1. Privacy thumbturn locks: Ideal for bedrooms and bathrooms.

  2. Passage pulls: No locking function, perfect for closets and pantries.

  3. Keyed locks: Provide enhanced security for offices or private areas.

  4. Double door locking systems: Used for wider openings with two slabs.

Color and style

Pocket door hardware comes in timeless finishes to suit any interior:

  1. Matte black.

  2. Satin nickel.

  3. Satin brass.

You can choose rosette pulls in any shape: rectangular, square, or round.

Trusted brands: Emtek and AGB

We offer premium hardware from trusted brands, including Emtek, renowned for its craftsmanship and extensive range of finishes, and AGB, which specializes in producing European-style handles, hinges, and more.

Choosing the right pocket door pulls

Pulls allow you to slide the door easily. Two main types are:

  1. Flush pulls: Mounted in the same plane as the slab for complete concealment.

  2. Recessed pulls: Slightly deeper set for easier grip.

FAQ

Can pocket doors be locked securely?

Yes, pocket door privacy locks and keyed options offer adequate security for rooms.

What is the difference between a lock and a pull?

A lock secures the door, while a pull allows you to slide the door open and closed.

What is the best pocket door lock for bathrooms?

A privacy thumbturn lock is ideal for bathrooms due to ease of use and quick emergency access.

Are pocket door pulls necessary?

Yes, flush or recessed pulls are essential for opening and closing pocket doors without obstructing movement.

How do you install a lock on a pocket door?

You will need to cut a hole in the slab, install the lock, and align the latch with the door frame.