Gulfmew 3/8" Pivot Pocket Door Wrench Angled, N7164 Adjustment Pocket Wrench, Bi Fold Door Tool Hardware Adjustment Tool for Home Or Hardware Repair

The wrench itself looks to be of good quality however, we have older pocket doors and it does not fit. It is not long enough to reach the nut.

Worked perfect for pocket door assembly, no other wrench would work and price is awsome.

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.

The precision of the wrenches could use some improvement. They are slightly bigger than 3/8 in. You'll want to be sure to hold the wrench level on the nut when using. Because of the tight clearance on my pocket doors I had to bend the wrench to get the correct angle to access the adjustment nut and be able to use it level with the nut. The good thing is the metal is thin and easy to bend to fit your specific situation.

I'm sure these would have many other uses but I bought them as replacements for my 3/8" Dremel wrench. They work perfectly.

Too small for pocket door bolts - did not work at all and completely unusable

This 3/8” angled wrench is the perfect wrench for adjusting the height of our pocket door to align the locking mechanism without having to remove any trim pieces.

This are a must have if you have a simple pocket door that has come off of its rollers. I was able to get mine back in without taking any of the frame off by using this and some yarn.

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