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pocket door Spudz 02-18-2008
|--> Re: pocket door Robert L Bass02-18-2008
Posted by Spudz on February 18, 2008, 6:45 pm
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Gotta contact a pocket door. never tried to contact one of these before.
wires coming in from below with crawl access or can still get wire anywhere
for next few days. any tips greatly appreciated. TIA



Posted by Frank Olson on February 18, 2008, 8:28 pm
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Spudz wrote:
> Gotta contact a pocket door. never tried to contact one of these before.
> wires coming in from below with crawl access or can still get wire anywhere
> for next few days. any tips greatly appreciated. TIA
>
>


Got a picture?? On most wooden pocket doors, you can put the contact
(3/8") in the frame just under the latch (closer to the floor if you're
coming up from there), then put a concealed magnet in the door (abutting
the contact).

Posted by Robert L Bass on February 18, 2008, 8:46 pm
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"Spudz" wrote:
>
> Gotta contact a pocket door. never tried to contact one of these before...

Piece of cake, friend. About 2" above the floor, drill a 3/8" hole into the
door frame, parallel to the floor. Slip just the tip of a 16" long by 1/4"
diameter bit into the hole. Drill down to the basement at a 60º angle off the
floor and slightly sideways so the drill takes a compound angle. That way if
you happen to be above a joist the bit will come out the side instead of
having to bore all the way through. Use any press-fit, 3/8" contact. The
feeler bit will cut a small notch at the top of the 3/8" hole. After
inserting the contact, touch up with colored wood putty.

Basically, you're doing the same thing you might do for a wood-framed slider.
Enjoy.

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Regards,
Robert L Bass

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Posted by JoeRaisin on February 19, 2008, 6:38 am
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Spudz wrote:
> Gotta contact a pocket door. never tried to contact one of these before.
> wires coming in from below with crawl access or can still get wire anywhere
> for next few days. any tips greatly appreciated. TIA
>
>
Single door or double door?

Posted by Spudz on February 19, 2008, 7:18 am
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> Spudz wrote:
>> Gotta contact a pocket door. never tried to contact one of these before.
>> wires coming in from below with crawl access or can still get wire
>> anywhere for next few days. any tips greatly appreciated. TIA
> Single door or double door?

single



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