DIY, Handymen, HELP! I want to replace my bathroom doors with wall mounted sliding doors, what do I do?

Currently I have a 'jack and jill' master bath that connects to both my master bedroom and my home office on the other side. The problem is that the bathroom doors open in and really cramp and clutter the space. I have completed a nice bath remodel complete with nice tiled shower and whirlpool tub, I do not want the doors blocking the view or cluttering the room.
At first I thought pocket doors, but that is too difficult as we don't want to tear into walls etc. While searching online I came across wall mounted sliding interior door kits made by johnson hardware. The kits are reasonable but I would like to know if there are any other ways of going about this. How do I make the door really tight and secure feeling, when this sliding door closes I would like it to shut the same way a normal well installed bathroom door would. I'm also confused about how to make the door jamb look right etc.
Please share any information, products, tips, pics and/or websites that will help. Thnks

I would not recommend this type of door for a bathroom and i dont think you would be happy with it either. Its not going to close flush like your old door. How about switching around your old doors so that they open out?

I agree with you, I would be confused to!

DON'T SEE IT HAPPENING THE WAY YOU WANT IT TO. AN INTERIOR SLIDING DOOR IS GOING TO MOUNT ON THE WALL AND IT WON'T HAVE AN OPENING TO CLOSE OFF INTO AT LEAST ONE END WOULD BE OPEN SOMEWHAT BUT YOU COULD USE A POCKET DOOR KIT AND NOT TEAR OUT ANY WALLS OR SHEETROCK YOU JUST CONSTRUCT THE FRAMEWORK , ATTACH IT TO YOUR WALL AND COVER IT WITH SHEETROCK OR PANELING . CHECK YOUR HOME SUPPLY STORE AND READ THE INSTRUCTIONS INSIDE THE POCKET DOOR KIT IT TELLS YOU HOW TO DO THIS .