pocket door to master bath???
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Worth getting glass inserts for pocket doors in master bath?
Comments (7)I absolutely love the look of glass/frosted glass in the pocket door. Did think for a minute of doing it in my Master Bath. But I love my blackout drapes, and sleeping in total darkness, so wouldn't appreciate the early morning light...(and now that I think about it, that's probably the reason I haven't been sleeping through the night since the bathroom wall has been torn down...duh!) We just ordered ours with mirror on BOTH sides, one for dressing and altering (Seem to have to hem a LOT of pants) and one for checking things in private...shhh. My sister also commented that it might be better to balance the weight having mirror on both sides. DH made the frame himself as he was not impressed with the quality of ready made ones. Curious as to why it would cost you $620 more though. Really $310 for glass for each door? Anyhow, my recommendation is to save the money and stick with the solid doors....See MorePocket Doors - Existing Bath and Bypass Pocket Doors
Comments (4)In #1 you really need to consider headering, support for the header, milling the studs to conform to lath deformation caused by tile masonry base coat. 2) "I have a situation" To quote Dave Hester YUUUP "Both doors would need to slide to the same side and could either be enclosed in a pocket or left visible." If you are building a pocket in the room, why do you need two doors? If the pocket is in another room or outside the building envelope, how is it going to be encased or wether protected?...See MorePlease critique our rough plans.
Comments (33)Here are the pathways and wasted space again. Note that I did go through the kitchen which I normally don't do but think about it. You come home from a day of shopping or shuttling the kids and you badly have to use the toilet, or one of the kids does. What do you do? You take the shortest path to the closest toilet which is the one right off the kitchen. Now let's talk natural light. I made the assumption the rear porch would be covered. If not, I can redo the lighting for it. And it also depends which direction is north which will also change the lighting. However just as a general idea here is how the light will enter your house. Notice the house will be dark?...See MorePocket Door Soft Close/Open Options
Comments (18)We have 7 pocket doors in our 60’s ranch home. We’re in the process of replacing all of our tracks/rollers with Johnson 100PDHD hardware and new solid core doors. We went with non soft close mainly because of reliability. The more parts/complexity you add, the lower your reliability (generally). Btw, the first two doors just got retrofitted and this Johnson hardware is literally silent - highly recommend. Also, I believe pocket doors are one of the most underrated architectural feautres. I think they are mainly avoided due to cost....See MoreSina Sadeddin Architectural Design
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