On Sat, 25 Feb 2012 15:01:00 -0800 (PST), Jim K <
jk98...@gmail.com>
wrote:
I do not want to use individual bolts as it is an interior door.
I'm not sure what is available but with no central post, I would only
have the doorframe on the floor and ceiling to lock into.
I have never seen intereor double doors use anything but bolts in one
or both doors.
Control panels use a simple handle arrangement with a rod extending
through the top and bottom of the door to extend through to the frame.
If this is available I would probably use something like it, although
supporting it within the door may be problematical.
A simple alternative is four solenoids. A hole in the frame top and
bottom for each door. Four sprung solenoids and a couple of switches
either on the doors or on the wall either side.
As I intend to use Wickes ply and cardboard doors, it's probably
better to keep the work on them to a minimum. Even if I had a router I
suspect I would only end up with a "snowstorm" if I tried to shape any
part of them.
HN