Pocket Door Strike Plate Installation at Margaret Bower blog

Pocket Door Strike Plate Installation. Most square pocket door locks feature a simple lever that flips out from the door edge and acts as a finger pull to slide the door out of the pocket. To complete the installation, replace the entire strike plate, or at least the screws. Use the modification tool that is included in the pocket door locks installation kit to make the lock fit properly. Want to make your door snap shut securely every time? Chisel out area traced, deep enough to allow strike and strike box to install flush with jamb. A small lock will need to be made bigger. You’ll learn to select the right strike plate, gather tools, and install everything correctly. Screwdriver, drill, hammer, measuring tape, and level. Remove the old strike plate by. Align strike over strike box and trace outline. Square pocket door locks require cutting a notch in the edge of your door, which means you should start with a basic door slab for easy installation.

Most square pocket door locks feature a simple lever that flips out from the door edge and acts as a finger pull to slide the door out of the pocket. Screwdriver, drill, hammer, measuring tape, and level. A small lock will need to be made bigger. Chisel out area traced, deep enough to allow strike and strike box to install flush with jamb. Use the modification tool that is included in the pocket door locks installation kit to make the lock fit properly. Want to make your door snap shut securely every time? Remove the old strike plate by. Align strike over strike box and trace outline. Square pocket door locks require cutting a notch in the edge of your door, which means you should start with a basic door slab for easy installation. To complete the installation, replace the entire strike plate, or at least the screws.

Corbin Pocket Door Strike Plate PDH702 Classic Home Hardware

Pocket Door Strike Plate Installation You’ll learn to select the right strike plate, gather tools, and install everything correctly. Square pocket door locks require cutting a notch in the edge of your door, which means you should start with a basic door slab for easy installation. A small lock will need to be made bigger. Most square pocket door locks feature a simple lever that flips out from the door edge and acts as a finger pull to slide the door out of the pocket. Chisel out area traced, deep enough to allow strike and strike box to install flush with jamb. Want to make your door snap shut securely every time? Align strike over strike box and trace outline. To complete the installation, replace the entire strike plate, or at least the screws. Screwdriver, drill, hammer, measuring tape, and level. Remove the old strike plate by. You’ll learn to select the right strike plate, gather tools, and install everything correctly. Use the modification tool that is included in the pocket door locks installation kit to make the lock fit properly.