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How to Install a Flusso Pocket Door System

Flusso pocket doors are the ideal space-saving solution for modern interiors. Whether you’re renovating a compact bathroom or creating flow between open-plan spaces, a single or double pocket door system offers sleek functionality without compromising style.

🧱 When Should You Use a Pocket Door System?

Installing a Flusso pocket door system is a smart choice when:

You want to maximise floor space in smaller rooms
You’re planning a contemporary renovation or minimalist design
A swinging door would interfere with furniture or layout
You want a clean, flush finish between connecting spaces

Tip: Think about using a pocket door before plasterboarding or finishing your walls, as it needs a cavity to slide into.

🔧 What’s Included in the Flusso Pocket Door Set?

The Flusso pre-assembled system is designed for quick and easy installation, with:

Pre-built metal cassette frame
Sliding track and hangers
Door stops and brushes
Door post and fixing kit
Soft-close kit (optional upgrade)

📥 Download the full Flusso Single Pocket Door Brochure (PDF)

🛠️ Step-by-Step Installation Guide

1. Plan Your Wall Opening

Determine if your wall is suitable (stud partition preferred).
The cavity must be double the width of your door.
Ensure there’s no pipework or wiring in the area.

2. Fix the Pre-Assembled Cassette

The Flusso system comes with a pre-built steel cassette.
Fix it between the studs at the desired height using the supplied brackets.
Ensure it is level and square for smooth sliding.

3. Install the Track System

Attach the track to the top of the cassette.
Use the provided hangers to connect the door leaf securely.

4. Hang Your Door

Hang the door into the track using the hangers.
Adjust the height and lateral position with the screws on the hangers.
Add brushes and soft-close kit as needed.

5. Fit the Finishing Kit

Attach the timber jambs and architrave to complete the frame.
Install the door post and latch if required.

🚪 Installing a Double Pocket Door?

The process is nearly identical to the single door:

Use a double cassette system (available in Flusso kits)
Ensure both sides align for perfect central closing
Can be used with flush pull handles or concealed hardware

🎯 Design Tip:

Choose from a wide range of compatible doors, including black industrial inspired glazed options, for light and modern appeal—or opt for oak and shaker styles for a warm, traditional look.