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Aglehome Pocket Door Lock is an Ideal Decorative Accessory
Why do you choose our pocket door locks?
- The embedded design can perfectly cover the door hole while closely fitting the door. Our satin nickel keyed pocket door lock makes residential safer.
- Rustproof & Corrosion resistance: The lock surface is polish treated and fine workmanship, it has excellent rust and corrosion resistance.
Good Material:
The pocket door locks are made of high quality zinc alloy material, sturdy and durable.
Simple And Advanced Appearance:
Larger knob is easier to operate the lock. The embedded design can make locks and doors look more coordinated, suitable for modern furniture.
Perfect Adaptability:
The latch can be cut to match different door thicknesses.
Perfect for pocket door, sliding door, bi-fold door, closet door, double doors , etc.
This pocket door lock can be conveniently installed on both left and right-hand doors.
Package Contents：
- Lock body
- Lock plate
- Mortice door lock
- 10 pcs screws
- Installation manual
Specifications:
- Lock Type: Double Hook
- Material: Zinc alloy and copper
- Process treatment: wiredrawing & electroplating
Dian
September 4, 2025
Fits our pocket door great and looks so nice. Highly recommend.
Bill
August 10, 2025
Nice heavy feel. Beautiful finish. A really good buy. The instructions were a little vague, but after a couple of attempts I was able to get the inside turn knob to line up vertically. The one on the outside does not turn and it is in a vertical position, which makes it easy to pull the door closed or open. The inside one needs to be vertical too, for the same reason. The instructions make it seem like it should be horizontal, but that makes it difficult to open and close the door with the bar in the way.
Kat
April 24, 2025
I installed this on a pocket style door. It was not a simple installation with all the measurements after installation. The key would not come out of the lock and the privacy lock would not turn without the key in it. The company accepted my return and issued a refund I don’t know if it was defective or poorly made, but now I’m stuck, trying to find one that will fit in the existing holes that I put there.
Shannon
March 16, 2025
It's pretty good, instructions suck but works great
SILVIA C GARCIA
February 16, 2025
Installed by locksmith - great product!
toolguy68
February 7, 2025
I wanted this to be better then it is. At first everything was going good for the installation. Aside from confusing instructions the process was straight forward and much like installing any door handle. The problem began when I was testing the latch mechanism. Please bear with me as this is easier to see then describe. When the handle is rotated to extend the latch portion, if one taps it back toward the door it will jam up and the handle will no longer rotate and the latch will not fully retract or extend. This can happen pretty easily when testing the fit of the mortise that receives the latch. For example if it is partially extended and the alignment is just slightly off as the door closes it can bump into the door jamb. Or as I was doing actually pushing it in to see if it will jam up. This is a problem for what I would think is a pretty obvious reason, it's the basic function of a pocket door to slide closed. Once it encounters the jamb you then rotated the knob to engage. The problem is pocket doors always move a little and the latch in the jamb requires perfect alignment other wise it will not allow the latch to go into the mortise behind the strike plate. This means you have to be very purposeful when closing the door and engaging the latch so as not to bump the end and jam things up. Now you might say well just pull it forward with your hand and unjam it. No dice. I have found one has to loosen the screws on the front of the latch and wiggle the thing side to side while pulling it outward with a pair of pliers. Not ideal. Note also I have been using words like bump and push, that's because it takes very little force to cause this to happen. Fortunately with pocket doors the latch doesn't always need to be engaged like a hinged door. This is just one step up from a finger pull as it is. The only time one might need to use the latch function is for privacy, or to keep the dog from nosing the door open and jumping on the bed. Now you might be thinking maybe it's defective, well I bought two and the other one does it as well. I believe the problem is inherent to the engineering of the latch mechanism. I have installed other pocket door latch types in the past and I have to say I much prefer this style. Honestly all pocket door hardware leaves something to be desired IMO anyway. I would think that's because there just not common enough to make it pay to work out the bugs. Also nothing beats a hinge for simplicity.The aesthetics are good and it was the style we where looking for. I used a couple of hole saws, readily available jig, a utility knife and some sharp chisels. I didn't even need to dismount the door. It's also available in a number of finishes and there is a keyed version.
TL
December 31, 2024
This worked great for our pocket door. We were going out of town and needed to lock things in our closet! Workes greatMy husband had it installed in a short amount of time with no hassle
steve didomizio
November 19, 2024
The lock is constructed really nice, Unfortunately away my packet door it's cut. I could not use it. But I would like to find a use for it somewhere else. Seems really solid
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