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06-24-02, 07:48 PM

handywoman1967

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I need to get into my bathroom!!!

I have a pocket door to my bathroom. My dear children jammed it it is off it's track, big time! And I can't get in there! How in the world can I fix it? I am desperate! Please Help!

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06-24-02, 08:44 PM

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Pocket door repair

If you can't lift up on the door and get the wheel back into the track and/or if the door is stuck, then you will have to tear into the wall to access the track system.

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