Pocket Door Lock with Key,Privacy Door Hardware Suitable for Bathroom Bedroom etc Recessed 2 Sided, 2 3/8" Backset, Invisible Hardware for 1 3/8” to 2 3/16” Thickness Door (Sliver)

Arrived as promised and worked well. Would buy again

Good quality

The overall design seems robust and I expect these will function well and last a long time.I do have a couple of issues with them though.First if you have a 1 3/8" door, they won't fit tight without some modifications. There are three different lengths screws provided to accommodate different door thicknesses. Even the shortest of these screws was still too long. They bottomed out before the knob pulled tight to the door. I suspect you could find a shorter replacement screw at your local hardware store. For me, I was able to grind off about 1/8" from the tip, redress the threads and it works just fine now.Second issue is that I ordered black, and while the "knobs" are black, the striker and strike plate are brushed nickel. Looking back at the listing I see this was an oversight on my part as they are shown with brushed nickel for these parts. However it's still a little disappointing. All of my regular door knobs, strikers and strike plates are black. These are the only ones that dont match.All in all these are an improvement over my last pocket door locks. I hope they last, if not I'll update my review.

Works justPerfect

Product looked fine but came without keys. They immediately sent replacements but they came without keys as well.

Piece of mind for me at the top of our stairs. Easy to install and to replace with same lock. Love how it has locks on both sides of the door so no one gets locked downstairs

No problems with the product, but does require the hole be drilled in correct location and properly aligned, if not will give difficulty.key comes out just fine if not just remove the inner side and rotate then reinstall simply a 2 min operation. looks clean & works well. tolerances are tight and require a careful DYI or a semi pro for install. not difficult if you take the time and put the holes for the parts in the right place. take into account that you will be putting the latch portion 1/4 inch into the door so the big hole for the lockset has to go back an extra 1/4-inch. there is a little wiggle room of the cover plate to cover the hole if your off, but not much, so measure well and it will look weel and have enough room for adjustment. it has just enough if you are using interior doors. there is no more than 1/4-inch wiggle room for mistakes. if you use all you wiggle room to cover mistakes you will not have much for precise adjustments & that can make the difference between a nice installation and a precise installation. Just don't rush thru it take your time and look at it 1st. Definitely worth the effort if you want a keyed lock on your barn door. will post pictures on HnascomMeans.com latter.

The door handle has a nice weight to it and is well-made, but the instructions were not clear for someone who's never done this before. I also can't get it aligned as much as I tried, so I will just replace this one with a round one. Some other things I wish I knew:*I will need to cover the original pocket handle hole, which I found out is the standard way of cutting them (I thought the original installer screwed it up).*I needed to create a small indent on the frame because the handle's face sticks out a little bit (to keep it from getting all scratched up)*The screws are a little bittie bit too long for my door's depth, so the handle feels a bit loose. I'll have to stop and get some smaller ones somewhere.