I live in a vintage condo building. There was a door leading to one end of the dining room, but when opened it blocked a section of the built in cabinetry. I took it off, but I still wanted a door. I thought about a pocket door, but the only wall it can go into has a light switch on both sides. How thin can a pocket door be? Can the existing interior plaster wall act as a frame as long as it is hollow?
I am about to start remodeling my bathroom. I am wanting to place a pocket door in place of the standard door. My question is the location of the door will place the pocket part of the door behind where the shower stall will be. Can I still have my pocket door with the concert board from the shower stall on one side? Will it still be able to hold up to the wall after tiling?
I live in a vintage condo building. There was a door leading to one end of the dining room, but when opened it blocked a section of the built in cabinetry. I took it off, but I still wanted a door. I thought about a pocket door, but the only wall it can go into has a light switch on both sides. How thin can a pocket door be? Can the existing interior plaster wall act as a frame as long as it is hollow?
I am about to start remodeling my bathroom. I am wanting to place a pocket door in place of the standard door. My question is the location of the door will place the pocket part of the door behind where the shower stall will be. Can I still have my pocket door with the concert board from the shower stall on one side? Will it still be able to hold up to the wall after tiling?