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I now own a 24,000 square foot barn that is ...
By: Richard Thurman | 13-07-2008
I now own a 24,000 square foot barn that is essentially two halves.  The first half is over 200 years old, and the second half was built in the 1950's.  Anyone have suggestions on how I can renovate and what should I do with all this space?

Pocket door handle
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I'm looking for a pocket door handle that is different from the standard type that is inset in the leading edge of the door.  The type I'm searching has two small "wings" that act as handles that extend from the edge of the door. I recently saw this at a hotel and it was a better design than the standard stuff. But I can't find it anywhere. 

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