Johnson Hardware 100PD Commercial Grade Pocket/Sliding Door Hardware (60")

I recently installed one of the Johnson Hardware 100PD Pocket Door Hardware Kits and it is a very high quality product.My house is approximately 54 years old and has two remaining pocket doors. We moved in over 20 years ago and one of the door tracks was replaced prior to us moving in. The other door had been a nightmare from day one, constantly falling off the track, bouncing, catching, and not moving when we really needed it to move. After replacing the wheels several times, I finally decided to replace the entire track and hardware. I was hesitant because we have plaster walls and I really didn’t want to open up the wall to remove the old track and install the new one. Further, I needed a solution that would hold the weight of our solid core pocket doors. It seems that the new wheels I would buy we not rated for the weight of my doors.I am a do-it-yourselfer and didn’t want to hire this out. So with the right set of crowbars and other tools, I was able to remove the old track. I also built a tool that would allow me to screw in the new track all the way to the back. Then I cut the track to the proper size for my door, and installed the track. The door hardware was simple to install and the detachable wheel hanger made it much easier to hang the door than it was with the old style single inline track.My door is now working perfectly. It rolls as smooth as silk and very quietly. I couldn’t be happier. While my other pocket door is still functioning okay, I really like the ease at which the Johnson Hardware moves and the quietness, so I am contemplating replacing the track and hardware on that door with another 100PD kit. Before the hardware replacement, I had even debated removing the pocket doors completely and replacing them with standard doors. Fortunately, I didn’t, because now I love my pocket door, and wouldn’t change it, except possibly adding the Johnson Hardware soft-close kits.

This product provides a very brief, but very good, installation guide. Study it and follow it and it works great.

This hardware for the bathroom pocket door is perfect! The rollers are smooth, sturdy and quiet.

The media could not be loaded.  I went with this because I was looking for a pocket door with soft open and close. There are additional components needed for that, but this has the ability to do so. It fit perfectly for a 2’6” door. The door slides smoothly minus it now catching because the door warped after paint, but that’s not on this. It came with everything needed for the pocket door to run and was easy to install. In the future, I would probably go with a cavity slider that’s all aluminum to remove the issues that wood framing has when it comes to pocket doors.

"use this for a review if you like" Four in one product revue for DIY project.Needed new TV for back deck purchased TLC 49” Roku Smart TV = $299.99Wanted to mount it from above purchased Loctec CMI celling TV mount = $37.99Wanted ability to move for protection when not in use purchased 100PD sliding door Hardware = $32.06Needed to protect it form weather purchased outdoor TV cover 47” = $25.99Total project cost $$396.06. project time 2 to 3 hours# 1. TLC TV, very satisfied, nice unit, good picture, easy to use, great price.#2. Loctec celling mount. Very satisfied, 360° rotation and much more. I mounted it to wheels of pocket Door hardware. This allowed it to rotate and roll flat against the wall when not in use.#3. Johnson Hardware 100PD sliding door Hardware. I mounted the track beneath upper deck with Screws, attached the wheels to the TV mount. I left the end screw out far enough to keep the Wheels from rolling out of track, remove screw to take off for winter.#4. Mount Factory outdoor TV cover 47”. It is made to be removed each time you use it, I cut it on each End and attached velcro so it can be opened the front rolled up and placed on top of TV when viewing.SEE VIDEOALL PRODUCTS FROM AMAZON