installing closet door pulls

these doors should have solid blocking where the handles usually go, you can get measurments from the regular interior doors, then use the flush cup pulls.
https://www.wolfebrass.com/pocketflushpull.htm

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I have a similar problem. There is solid blocking where the handles go, but I don’t need to drill all the way through the door, just enough to accomodate the pull handle. I have the circle cut marked with the drill attachment they sold me, but how do you remove the center piece without going all the way through. Do you suggest using a chisel to carve out the circle? Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks

The blocking is merely particle board. Drill to the recommended depth—about halfway through the door. If you gently rock the holesaw back and forth before removing it from the hole you just drilled, the material should come out of the hole. No sweat.

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exactly like tbone describes. if it doesnt pop right out you can use a small chisel or screw driver to pop it out. standard interior 6’8” doors should have the block in them and usually the bore will go 44” from the top of the door to center of your pull. 2 3/8 back from the edge is usually standard to make them match your other doors.

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