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Originally Posted by Motor31
It seems that one of the ways drv economises is to use a very limited number of sizes of screws. That means they are often too long for some applications and for other heavier duty applications too small and weak. The pocket door is a great example of a lack of fore thought about it.
Save a couple pennies here and there and dump the repair on the dealers who are less than equiped to deal with the inadequacies of the design / factory screw ups.
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Their biggest problem is drilling thru metal with self drilling screws then into wood. The problem is that type screw destroys the integrity of the wood.
Perfect example is the bedroom slide fiasco.