Orca Hardware PK1200 Pocket Door Track Only

Only Orca 1225 rollers are stated to run in the PK1200 track. Roller wheel spacing and profile vary between manufacturers, so if you are replacing worn hangers in an existing pocket, match the 1225 rather than assuming a generic hanger will ride the same channel.

The PK1200 is the overhead sliding track and has nothing to do with latching. Pocket door latching is a separate edge-mounted lock: Rockwood 891 privacy latch, Deltana SDP25 passage or SDL25 privacy at 2-1/2 x 2-3/4 inches, Emtek 2101 passage or 2102 privacy at 2-3/8 x 3-1/8 inches, Omnia 7012/N passage or 7012/L privacy with emergency release, and Omnia 7035/A for a keyed entry pocket door. Pick the function first, then the trim shape.

No - they solve different parts of the same opening. The Orca Hardware PK1200 is a sliding track in aluminum that mounts overhead and carries the door. The Deltana SDL25 is a 2-1/2 inch by 2-3/4 inch privacy pocket door lock and the Emtek 2102 is a 2-3/8 inch by 3-1/8 inch privacy pocket door lock; both are edge and face hardware that latch the door once it is hung. A pocket door opening normally needs both: the PK1200 track overhead and a lock or pull at the leading edge.

The Orca Hardware PK1200 carries the door and does not latch it, so the privacy function comes from a separate pocket door lock. Privacy options include the Deltana SDL25 at 2-1/2 inch by 2-3/4 inch, the Deltana SDLA325 heavy-duty adjustable lock at 3-1/4 inch by 2-1/4 inch, the Emtek 2102 at 2-3/8 inch by 3-1/8 inch, the Rockwood 891 privacy latch, and the Weslock 0577 rectangular privacy lock with adjustable backset and full lip strike. The Omnia 7012/L adds an emergency release on the outside face, which is what most bath and bedroom specs call for.

The Orca Hardware PK1200 track is the overhead carrier and comes in 48, 60, 72, 96, 120 and 144 inch lengths, so one track family covers a range of openings. For the edge hardware, the Weslock 0527 passage and Weslock 0577 privacy locks both list a 1-3/8 inch to 2 inch door thickness range, which spans both stocks in one part number. The Pamex PF1 square style and Pamex PF2 round sliding door locks list 1-5/16 inch to 1-9/16 inch, a narrower band centered on thinner doors.

Yes, if the line covers every function the doors need. The Orca Hardware PK1200 is a commercial-rated aluminum sliding track, so the constant across the building is the track and the variable is the edge function. Weslock covers passage with the 0527 and privacy with the 0577, both at a 1-3/8 inch to 2 inch door thickness range. Omnia covers a wider function spread on one trim style: 7012/N passage, 7012/L privacy with emergency release, 7012/PD pair dummy, and 7035/A keyed entry, all modern rectangular. Emtek splits passage 2101 and privacy 2102 at a common 2-3/8 inch by 3-1/8 inch trim size.

Overhead mounting. The track fastens up at the head of the pocket and the door hangs from rollers riding in it, so the header carries the load and the floor stays clear. There is no floor track to trip over or clean out, which is why this style is used in healthcare and multi-family corridors.

Orca lists the PK1200 as a commercial product. It is an aluminum overhead track, so for a high-traffic opening the thing that decides service life is the header framing behind it and the roller set, not the extrusion.

The PK1200 is pocket door track, meant to be concealed inside a wall pocket at the head. A barn door runs on exposed face-mount track with a decorative hanger and a wall standoff, which is a different assembly. Aluminum pocket track and the 1225 roller it takes are not intended to be seen, so use exposed barn door hardware for a surface application.

No. The Orca Hardware PK1200 is the overhead aluminum sliding track, and keying is handled entirely by the lock at the door edge. Keyed pocket door hardware includes the Omnia 7035/A keyed entry lock with modern rectangular trim and solid brass construction, and the Emtek 2153 narrow modern rectangular pocket door mortise lock at 2 inch by 7-1/4 inch in a keyed version. The Emtek #8 classic arched pocket door mortise lock at 2-7/8 inch by 7-5/8 inch in brass is the taller arched trim in the same mortise family.

Use a passage set rather than a privacy set. The Orca Hardware PK1200 is the overhead sliding track only, so the edge hardware is specified separately. Passage choices include the Deltana SDP25 at 2-1/2 inch by 2-3/4 inch, the Emtek 2101 at 2-3/8 inch by 3-1/8 inch, the Weslock 0527 rectangular passage set, and the Weslock 0627 round passage set with adjustable backset and full lip strike. The Omnia 7012/N pairs a passage function with a mortise edge pull, and the Omnia 7012/PD is a pair dummy set for a door that is never latched at all.

No. The Pamex PF1 is a square style sliding door lock that mounts in the door and fits doors 1-5/16 inch to 1-9/16 inch thick; the Pamex PF2 is the round trim equivalent with a 2-3/8 inch backset. The Orca Hardware PK1200 is the aluminum overhead track the door rolls on, sized from 48 inches up to 144 inches. The word sliding appears on both, but one is latching hardware and the other is the running gear.

It is an aluminum extrusion, so it cuts with a chop saw and a non-ferrous blade. Ordering the next length up and trimming is normal practice, but cut from the end and deburr the channel so the 1225 rollers still enter and run clean.

The Rockwood 891 is a pocket door privacy latch, a latching device for the door edge. Sets like the Omnia 7012/L add a privacy function with an emergency release, and the Weslock 0577 pairs privacy with an adjustable backset and a full lip strike. All of them are edge hardware installed after the door is hung on the Orca Hardware PK1200 overhead track, so the choice between them is about trim style and release detail, not about the track.