How To Fix Sliding Door To Bathroom Pocket Door

Bathroom pocket door repair we ve been have some trouble with the pocket door going into the bathroom for a while now and getting progressively worse.

How to fix sliding door to bathroom pocket door.

Install the new pocket door track. A few minutes work and your door will be quiet and smooth. Replacing the track can be a big job that may even require some drywall patching. There is a type of roller that adjusts by simply sliding the roller bracket up or down against the door attached bracket and using a bolt to hold them in place.

The symptoms were that when the door was in the closed position it would stick almost to the point where you couldn t open it to get out like it was catching on something inside the pocket. Use a 2 6 to check the new track. You can remove the old door by tilting it downward and removing it from the rollers. Locating the back pocket door hanger.

Remove the casing trim on one side of the wall in which the pocket door is recessed. How to fix a stuck pocket slider door. When the back pocket door hanger is off the track it is a bit more of a problem. Remove any door stop or other trim followed by the doorjamb on the same side of the pocket door.

Install the new pocket door track in the center of the track slot. This video describes how to gain access to the height adjusting nuts for a pocket door. Troubleshooting and repairing issues with pocket doors is a simple task most of the time. Position the track at the depth recommended by the manufacturer.

To replace your pocket door you will need to cut a hole in the wall for access to the rollers and track system in addition to removing the frame of the door. Moving the door when the back side is sliding on the ground is a little difficult. You are going to have to remove the pocket door to get the hanger out where you can work on it. I hope this video empowers the handyman inside you to tackle th.

This would be the first thing to look for. A step by step guide on how i repaired this pocket door that had come off one of its rollers. For more of my videos type lsailor1 in the youtube search bar. Most of the time it is just some adjusting and lubricating.

Check for obstructions before pounding the saw through the plaster or drywall to start the cut.