CS Cavity Slider Pocket Door Frame Assembly and Installation Instructions

How to assemble and install the CS Cavity Slider Pocket Frame.

The CS Cavity Slider™ pocket door frame is a practical solution for those areas where there is not enough space for a swinging door. Unlike other pocket systems, the CS Cavity Slider™ is structurally robust due to its construction from aluminum extrusions. This product is supplied as a kitset and is easy to assemble and install.

Introduction 00:00
Rough Opening Calculation 00:32
Assembly 00:56
Installation 06:28
Trim & Finishing 08:23
Preparing the Door 09:15
Hanging Your Door 10:15

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[alainmelchor]

how would you recommend securing the bottom plate to concrete? Also, can I use a wood blade on a hack saw to cut the metal pieces?

[diydaveman]

I need this door as a security door inside an office with key card access to open from one side and automatically open on the other side. I believe I can accomplish this with my current maglock security system. My doors are 36" wide and 101" tall. Am I able to use my existing doors and are there framing systems large enough for this door size?

[jeffzhang]

For soft open and soft close, there are three options: non stop, 1 stop, and 2 stops. What are difference among those three choices? Thanks

[nuggetlord]

For cutting the door groove at the base of the door, is it recommended to use a full wood door or a MDF/HDF door should be sufficient?

[CG-mjkl]

Why is the depth of frame 3-5/8 rather than the 3-1/2" for 2 x 4 walls? We will need to shim the entire wall in order for drywall to be flat. Is there an explanation for this?

[jeffton]

How do I take off the pocket door from the cavity slider? Already installed and rolling. Thanks

[samuelmdouglas]

Is it possible to set this up with a double cavity and a larger door? So you can slide it into a cavity on both sides when locking to make it more secure?

[loadnlock]

Do you have an option for 2x6 interior walls?

[jtltet]

Can I attach shelving to the wall where the pocket door frame will be? If so, what length should the screws be so that they don't interfere with the door?

[nickisabelle]

Why W*2+2"? I have ROW of 72"... Can I make that work? (My closing side is already flush with perpendicular wall, and back jam is abutting 2x4 inlaid into exterior wall...) I don't have any more space and want to keep a 36" door... I can replace back 2x4 with 1x4 though to make it 72¾" ROW

[evansager]

do i just predrill the cross pieces and screw drywall right into them?

[MICPRUDENT]

Great video and craftsmanship. Give me link where I can purchase it. Thanks

[willbebee]

Great video, what if I’m screwing T guide into slab on grade?

[drpgfki]

Is there a video with English instructions? Tried the subs but they are upside down

[bijouwesterling]

Great video! Are there any modifications needed if my door rough opening is a 2x6 wall? Do I need to support the drywall with anything so it doesn't cave in if someone leans too hard or bumps into the wall? Thank you!

[johnv]

Can you recommend a source for the needed router bit to get to the 13/16" slot depth for the base of the door?

[chrismoore]

What tooth count for a 10" saw blade can cut the aluminum extrusion

[juliancasey]

I have 3 different sized doors to install; 28”, 30” and 32”. The formula that are supposed to guide the extrusion cuts required, make absolutely no sense to me. But that’s probably just me. Are there any further detailed instructions out there? Otherwise, good video.

[spencerames]

I’m completely new to routers. What type and size of bit do I need to purchase?

[yilmazma]

Difficult to find the recommended slotting bit. The depth of slot is more than regular bits can provide.