Prime Line Products N 6578 Nylon Pocket Door Guide 6pk

Product Description

The PRIME LINE PRODUCTS N 6578 is a nylon pocket door guide designed to control lateral movement in sliding pocket door installations. It mounts by nailing directly onto the door jamb beneath the trim, positioning itself to keep the door panel from drifting side to side as it travels in and out of the wall cavity. Sized for doors measuring 1-3/8 inches thick, it fits the range of standard residential pocket door frame assemblies. Each package contains 6 guides, making it practical for multi-door jobs or full-room remodels. Installation requires no special hardware beyond common finish nails.

This guide is suited for residential interior pocket door applications where door panels repeatedly contact or rub the frame opening. It functions in new construction and retrofit situations alike. The universal fit design accommodates hardware from a variety of pocket door frame manufacturers, reducing the need to source proprietary components. Carpenters, finish trim crews, and general contractors typically install this guide during the trim-out phase of a project.

Key Features

• Nylon construction resists wear from repeated door cycling
• Fits doors 1-3/8 inches thick for standard residential sizing
• Nail-on installation mounts to jamb under trim for a concealed fit
• Universal fit compatible with multiple pocket door frame manufacturers
• Package of 6 guides per unit for multi-door or full-project use

Compatibility

Designed as a universal-fit replacement or new-installation guide for residential interior pocket doors with a panel thickness of 1-3/8 inches, compatible with hardware from a variety of pocket door frame manufacturers.

Installation Notes

This guide is typically installed by carpenters or finish trim professionals during the trim-out phase before casing is set. The guide nails directly to the door jamb and should be positioned so the door panel travels freely without binding. Verify door thickness is 1-3/8 inches before installation. No special tools are required beyond a hammer and finish nails.