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Pocket Door Hardware

Dive into a rich collection of door hardware in the captivating copper finish. This selection boasts an array of products such as door knobs, levers, hinges, pocket door hardware, door pulls, window hardware, door bells, door knockers, and back to back handles, among others. The copper finish exudes a rustic charm, reminiscent of vintage aesthetics, making it perfect for both contemporary and traditional settings. Beyond the visual appeal, the copper collection is also about functionality. Features like concealed screws enhance the sleek look of the products. The collection is not just limited to the aesthetic appeal; it also promises durability and longevity. Whether you're looking for a piece with an art deco touch, a coastal/nautical vibe, a French country feel, or something with a nature-inspired design, this collection has it all. Themes such as rustic, traditional, transitional, Tuscan, and even whimsical are well-represented, ensuring there's something for every taste. Each product is meticulously crafted, ensuring it meets the highest standards of quality. Whether you're renovating, redecorating, or setting up a new space, the copper collection promises to add a touch of timeless elegance to your interiors. Explore this extensive range and find the perfect piece that resonates with your style and functional needs.

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    Great options and customer service. Product was solid and exactly what I wanted.

     
  • Tubular Square Privacy Pocket Door Lock in Pewter Emtek Hardware - Tubular Pocket Door Hardware - Tubular Square Privacy Pocket Door Lock in Pewter
    80%

    We finally got this installed in a new pocket door. It looks great, but on the advice of several people, we installed a solid core wood pocket door (instead of hollow) 'cause supposedly the solid door works better for pocket door. But I'm finding it a little difficult to pull the heavier wood door open by the protruding "tube." Hurts my aging fingers. Also, a deeper well on the inside/outside of door would make it easier to open--there's not much to hold onto. The lock mechanism is a little stiff, but contractor promised this would loosen up in time. We put soft close & open ball-bearing mechanism on the pocket door frame, so the glide is quite easy once it gets going. we will probably add a hook type opener to help open the door.