Ed,
You have to remove the rollers from the door and will also have to remove
the trim from both sides of the wood piece the rollers are attached to.
Then you can swing the door into the bath to remove the whole door. My trim
had screws on the bedroom side but was just glued on the bath side. You'll
need a thin flat wrench to get the nuts loose.
Good luck
Pete
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Colin,
I removed the 6 screws that hold the trim in the bathroom over the
pocket door but the rollers will not lift out of the track. Do I need
to remove the rollers from the door either by loosening the nut at the
top or removing the 4 screws that are in the top of the door? Also
there doesn't seem to be enough room to remove the door in the space
of the opening, I could be wrong but I guess if I turn the door into
the bathroom it might come out.
thanks again,
Ed