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Since your doors open into a bathroom, and most
bathrooms are lacking floor space already, a
pocket door can be a great feature to add to a
bathroom. They are a great problem solver.
As great as pocket doors are they can also be
rather expensive. Keep in mind that no electrical
outlets can be in the area that the door will
slide back into, on either side of the wall.
Installing one means moving framing around and
also means your project is spilling into the room
adjacent to the bathroom. Construction of the
pocket door will involve the drywall of the next
room, sometimes not just the drywall on the wall,
but also the ceiling, this opens up texture
matching issues and repainting. You're also going
to be dealing with trim in regard to base boards
also. All
of these issues can be over come and are just a
routine part of retrofitting pocket doors to
existing structures. But they will add to and
impact the budget.
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