Commercial Pocket Door Installation

Commercial Installations Require a Different Approach

A residential pocket door might get opened and closed a dozen times a day. A commercial pocket door in a medical office or restaurant might see that many cycles in an hour. The framing, hardware, and installation method have to account for that — and most general contractors don't make the distinction.

We use reinforced steel framing systems, heavy-duty roller assemblies, and commercial-grade tracks rated for the weight and frequency of your specific application. Every installation includes precision leveling, and we return after drywall to perform a post-installation adjustment — re-checking alignment, roller tension, and door plumb. This step is what separates a pocket door that works for years from one that starts sticking within months.

For medical facilities and public-facing businesses, we also address ADA compliance considerations — proper clearances, accessible hardware, and operating force requirements. If your project involves multiple pocket doors, we can coordinate with your general contractor to phase installations around your construction timeline.

Need to repair or maintain existing commercial pocket doors? See our commercial door repair and commercial lock services.