Deltana Pocket Door Hardware

Deltana pocket door hardware includes privacy and passage pocket-door locks, flush pulls, edge pulls, pocket-door bolts, and related trim for interior sliding doors. The active assortment offers round, rectangular, oblong, decorative, and low-profile pull formats along with locking and non-locking hardware.

Compare door thickness, cutout or mortise dimensions, pull size, edge preparation, lock function, handing or orientation where applicable, and finish before ordering. Replacement hardware should be matched to the existing preparation whenever possible to avoid unnecessary cutting or patching.

Choosing Deltana Pocket Door Hardware

Deltana pocket door hardware includes the compact locks and pulls needed for doors that slide into a wall pocket. The active assortment includes privacy and passage pocket-door locks, flush pulls in round, rectangular and oblong shapes, edge pulls, thin edge pulls, pocket-door bolts, and related hardware. The first decision is whether the opening needs a locking privacy function, a non-locking passage function, or only pull hardware.

Pocket-door locks are especially dependent on the door preparation. Compare the lock body or trim dimensions, required cutout, edge preparation, door thickness, backset or positioning information shown for the product, and strike or jamb requirements. Privacy locks typically provide a locking function for spaces such as bathrooms or bedrooms, while passage models operate without the same privacy locking function. Use the exact product specifications to confirm how the lock operates and releases.

Flush pulls sit into or close to the face of the door so the panel can slide into the pocket. Check overall width and height, recessed depth, cutout requirements, projection, and the available door material around the opening. Edge pulls mount at the door edge and provide a way to retrieve a door that is fully recessed. Their length, width, mortise or cutout, and operating clearance should be checked against the door construction.

For replacement work, measure the existing face cutout, edge preparation, door thickness, and any screw-hole locations before selecting new hardware. Two pocket-door products with similar outside dimensions can still require different internal preparation. Reusing the existing cutout can save substantial work, so fit should be confirmed before finish or style becomes the deciding factor.

Deltana offers pocket-door hardware in multiple architectural finish families that can coordinate with nearby hinges, cabinet hardware, and door trim. After the correct function and preparation are established, choose a finish and pull shape that suits the room. Follow the product-specific installation information for the lock, pull, bolt, or edge hardware selected.