Pocket Door Hardware

This large Neo-Grec pocket door pull dates from the 1880s. The dramatic profile and stylized pattern reflect the emerging influence of the American Aesthetic movement. The combination of styles is positively striking! Precisely cast from solid brass.

Although the design of this beaded oval pull dates from around 1900, it's a lovely choice for modern, as well as period interiors. Beautifully cast from solid brass, it comes in 7 traditional finishes.

Designed in the English Regency style, this large and stately pull will give your pocket doors a distinguished air. The circa 1900 Lockwood Mfg. pattern is exactingly reproduced in solid cast brass and is available in 3 vintage finishes.

Designed in the English Regency style, this large and stately pull will give your pocket doors a distinguished air. The circa 1900 Lockwood Mfg. pattern is exactingly reproduced in solid cast brass and is available in our exclusive living finish.

Designed in the English Regency style, this large and stately pull will give your pocket doors a distinguished air. The circa 1900 Lockwood Mfg. pattern is exactingly reproduced in solid cast brass and is available in 3 vintage finishes.

Designed in the English Regency style, this large and stately pull will give your pocket doors a distinguished air. The circa 1900 Lockwood Mfg. pattern is exactingly reproduced in solid cast brass and is available in our exclusive living finish.

This large size flush edge pull is ideal for tall or heavy pocket doors. Forged from solid brass over 1/8" thick, it is as durable as it is handsome. Choose from six traditional and modern finishes.

P. & F. Corbin featured this stately pocket door pull in their 1905 hardware catalog. The "Mantua" pattern, as it was called, features a lavish array of neo-classical ornament and is suited to formal interiors of any era. True to the original, our exclusive pull is reproduced in stamped sheet brass, hand-finished with our living antique patina.

This is a handy device for use as a privacy lock on pocket or sliding doors that do not have a lock installed. This pocket door jamb bolt is designed to be face mounted at the rear of a closed pocket door, acts as a privacy bolt to prevent door from opening. It works like a rocker switch. When pushed in, the other half pops out, physically preventing the door from returning into its pocket.

P. & F. Corbin featured this stately pocket door pull in their 1905 hardware catalog. The "Mantua" pattern, as it was called, features a lavish array of neo-classical ornament and is suited to formal interiors of any era. True to the original, our exclusive pull is reproduced in stamped sheet brass with your choice of three popular finishes.