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I would like to install a pocket door leading to my dining room but
cannot remove a portion of the existing wall because it is load bearing (my condo will not allow any alterations to load bearing walls). There is already an opening between the load bearing wall and the opposite wall. Can I simply install a pocket door frame over the exisitng wall? Based on the prefab frames I've seen, it would only add about 5 inches to the wall thickness. Thanks for any advice! |
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