Renin Crochet Pivot Closet Door - 48-in x 80-in - Silver Oak

Each door is 24" wide and 80" tall. So the entire assembly is 48" X 80". Plus you need side clearance of 1/8" in three places - that's achieved by using a shim against the wall edge, between the doors and against the far wall edge. I covered the hinge hardware and the floor and top edge with a little masking tape and then marked with a pencil once everything was aligned in place and level. Then disassemble it all and drill holes to secure the hinge hardware very accurately. From there the hinge allows for fine adjustments. Make your self a little fixture (piece of wood) with two 1/8" pre-drilled holes to locate both knobs level to each other - that's the last step. I'm very handy and the first set took me about two hours because the doors are slightly bowed or warped (like a potato chip with a slight curve) There's a magnetic latch that adjusts the top closing position but not the bottom, so I ended up flipping the doors left for right to ensure everything was very flush. The second set only took 30 minutes. Shims and a helper are key. Good luck. The final result is worth the challenge. All hardware should be pre-drilled before fastening - this ensures precision location. Get yourself a small straight edge ruler with a slide locating measurement feature and mark hole locations onto masking tape. My doors have extra holes that I drilled and didn't use because of the left to right swap.

Nope, and doors can’t be trimmed.

Hi. I'd say no. I had a heck of a time installing them , as I had a smaller opening as well . I didn't want to damage the finish by cutting them . they are a type of pressboard covered in a vinyl coating, they look nice but flex quite bit when opening off the magnet stops. Hope that helps !