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Pocket Wall | Sliding Pocket Wall

Want a room divider that disappears when not in use?  No system does that better than a Sliding Pocket Wall as it can neatly tuck into a pocket when you want to have your entire opening available for movement.  Folding doors are nice, but a pocket wall offers greater ease of use, greater ability to cover large openings and greater space when not in use.

Details

  • Opening Width: 37″ or greater
  • Max Panel Size: 5 x 10
  • Usage: Medium to High Frequency
  • Overlap: 3″ Panel Overlap
  • Clearance: 100%

Perfect for large openings

Through a combination of patented, high quality hardware and concealed tracking, the sliding pocket wall can avoid needing to put a floor track across your opening.  When extended, Raydoor’s pocket concealment panel hides what otherwise might be an unsightly gap for the pocket itself, providing a more finished solution.

Highlights

  • Maximum opening clearance when retracted
  • Innovative pocket hardware
  • No floor track
  • More flexibility than folding doors
  • Great as a room divider

TELESCOPING POCKET DOOR SYSTEM - DIVIDE OR HIDE

Great for medium to large openings! Raydoor’s innovative sliding wall system retreats into a pocket, ideal for residential guest bedrooms, retail spaces or dining areas in hotels.

What's Included:

Choice of Frame & Finish

Dust-Proof Strike
Brushed Metal

Soft-Close Track

Edge Pull
Brushed Metal

Flush Bolt
Brushed Metal

System Types

Find CAD/Revit files, system drawings, spec sheets, and other resources for our sliding pocket wall solutions

Pocket Wall Design Options

All frame finishes and glazing inserts are compatible with any Raydoor system. If you select a specialty frame, such as thin or curved frame, there may be limitations on some finishes or glass inserts.

To confirm compatibility, please speak to our design team so we can make sure we pair you with a system that accommodates your style preferences!

 

Optional Hardware

Each system is equipped with our signature soft-close track. Optional upgrades including hardware, locks and specialty operating mechanisms are listed below. If a feature is incompatible with a system, it will be greyed out.

Handles & Pulls

Round Pull
Brushed Metal

Rectangular Pull
Brushed Metal

Oblong Pull
Brushed Metal

ADA Pull
Brushed Metal

Round Pull
Black

Rectangular Pull
Black

Oblong Pull
Black

ADA Pull
Black

Edge Pull
Black

Door Locks

Flush Thumb
Turn / Coin
Brushed Metal

Flush Lock
Thumb / Key
Brushed Metal

Floor Strike
Brushed Metal

Thumb Key
Brushed Metal

Flush Thumb
Turn / Coin
Black

Flush Lock
Thumb / Key
Black

Floor Strike
Black

Thumb Key
Black

Flush Bolt
Black

Specialty Hardware

Acoustic Solutions
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Giro Door Connector

ADA Thumb Turn
Brushed Metal

Floor
Track

Unavailable in this system

Jamb Lock

Floor Guide

Straight Bolt

Roller Latch

Wall Mount

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a sliding pocket wall?

A sliding pocket wall is a multi-panel room divider that slides into a concealed pocket beside the opening when not in use. Raydoor’s system allows large spaces to be divided for privacy and then reopened, with the panels tucked away to maximize usable space.

How much opening clearance does a Raydoor sliding pocket wall provide?

Raydoor’s sliding pocket wall provides 100% opening clearance when fully retracted into its pocket. This allows the panels to disappear from the opening, creating an unobstructed passage between connected spaces.

What is the minimum opening width for a Raydoor sliding pocket wall?

Raydoor lists a minimum opening width of 37 inches for its sliding pocket wall system. The final configuration depends on the number of panels, opening dimensions, and project requirements.

Does a sliding pocket wall require a floor track?

No continuous floor track is required across the opening. Raydoor’s sliding pocket wall uses concealed guiding hardware and a floor guide located inside the pocket to stabilize the panels. This helps maintain a clean, uninterrupted floor transition between spaces.

What is the difference between a sliding pocket door and a sliding pocket wall?

A sliding pocket door typically uses one panel, or two panels that retract into opposite sides of an opening. A sliding pocket wall uses multiple connected panels to cover larger openings and divide entire spaces. Both systems retract into a wall pocket, but a pocket wall is designed for larger room-divider applications.

How many panels can a Raydoor sliding pocket wall have?

On average, Raydoor offers sliding pocket wall configurations with two, three, and four panels, as well as four-panel and six-panel symmetrical systems. The appropriate configuration depends on the opening dimensions, desired access, and available space for the concealed pocket. More panels may be used depending on the opening and system weight.

Can a sliding pocket wall be installed in an existing space?

Potentially, but installation depends on the existing wall construction and whether sufficient space is available to build a concealed pocket. These systems are often easiest to plan during new construction or renovation, when framing and track installation can be coordinated with the contractor.

Can the pocket wall track be installed before the door panels arrive?

Yes. Raydoor provides system drawings, installation guides, and specification resources to help coordinate installation. Ask Raydoor about obtaining the track and related components in advance so the contractor can plan the pocket during framing.

Are Raydoor sliding pocket walls suitable for hotels and commercial spaces?

Yes. Raydoor sliding pocket walls are designed for medium- to high-frequency use and can be used in hospitality, retail, office, and residential interiors. Applications include hotel dining areas, conference spaces, and multipurpose rooms that need to transition between open and divided layouts.

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