3/8" Pivot Pocket Door Wrench, N7164 Adjustment Tool

I wish I had taken a before and after photo of the pocket door, but this little wrench did the trick. I was able to reach it without having to take off the trim. A little tip, put masking tape on the door and the trim so you don't scratch it. Because I had to raise the door, I also propped It up from the bottom which helped immensely with turning the nut. It did take a long time, but I was able to get it done. I have a couple more doors to do and even with this skinny wrench, it is a little too tight, but if there's a bigger gap, these worked exceptionally well.

Much smaller than I anticipated & it took some wiggling around but I was able to get it to fit & work to level my pocket doors. Once I had the technique down the other doors were easier. Still a bit fiddley, & took some patience but done without taking the door Fram apart!!

Way too small for the job.

Does what it should, only knocked a star off because there are no other sizes offered (like…anywhere??? What the heck hahaha) With some finagling, you can definitely reach the nut without having to take off any trim or any part of the door jamb (and ours is pretty high up past all of that), which is the purpose of this tool. The nut used on our pocket door mounting hardware just isn’t 3/8” so not having bigger wrench sizes available is unfortunate.

Just what we needed

Both same size and did not fit the bolt to adjust. Need to remove all molding to door and adjust manually.

I did not have to remove the pocket door trim to use the tool. The bend in the tool is at the correct angle to adjust a pocket door that was dragging on the floor. I was pleased with the price for two wrenches. The quality is okay for something that will likely see only occasional use.

This little wrench worked perfectly. It’s a slow process to raise or lower a door but it only takes a couple turns of the adjustment screw to make a big difference. Remember to first put some kind of wedge temporarily under the door to relieve stress on the screw.

Fixed sliding door so now it doesn’t stick.

The bend lets me get over the top of the pocket door to adjust the nut without taking the trim off.

Note that this is suitable to adjust US bolts. This was too small for the bolt I had on my sliding door. My bolt required a 12mm spanner/wrench. So if you're looking for a wider alternative, search for something similar to: '12 mm pocket wrench'

Smaller size than the nut on my cavity door. Was not able to hold and turn the nut.

Soft metal, didn't do the job