I live in an apartment building and have an interior door. Will this work well inside?
157332
Yep all you need if a hole in door. It adjust to various sizes. So a hole is all you need or if you can remove your current peep hole viewer.
157333
If there is enough lighting yes, I live in a condo with interior doors the lighting is pretty good and image is clear on this camera
157334
Yes. It works great, the performance is relative to the lighting. If the hallway outside your door is well lit, the the images you see are better than if it is dimly lit. It would have been nice if the camera had night vision but it does not, so better lighting better picture.
157335
I gave one to my daughter. The front door of her apartment is on an inside hallway. It works great.
443951
It will work but check the number of screw holes... Often there are three per side on an interior door and this version has four per side. Just would require drilling new pilot holes if necessary.
810358
if you live in a doorman building you should have no problem. it's a bulky box but nothing out of the ordinary. if i am not mistaken this unit is shipped via fedex.
1834475
I don't see why you could not use this indoors. That being said, I think there might be others that are meant for inside. The rugged construction of this is good for all weather types, but it is also a sleek looking device, so having it inside will not be an eye sore.
1279974
It will work, you can cut the foam to adjust to your door size. I bought one for every door in my apartment.
1969830
You know I'm not really sure. We used it on a interior door in an industrial warehouse building. I believe they sell similar items at Home Depot now so you can check with them if there's one in your area.
194298
Yes, this unit will definitely work in an apartment. I have a 1600 square foot house and it works great.
1833269
It will work if you add a door sensor and possibly a motion dtector on the upper level.
1978081
Yes, mine was in a steel door, I actually replaced an older one. But if you have the tools to cut the hole, it will work fine.
700438
Yes, it absolutely will. I've never had an issue with it, but we try to be pretty careful when opening the door. As one commenter noted, you have to open the door pretty vigorously for this to be a real problem.
704022
No. Most interior doors are hollow and so it would not hold up attached to an interior door. It is better attached to a stud.
1983660
Yes, you most definetly can use on a inside door. That is how we use it on a daily basis. Just make sure you have a good matt to keep you from sliding (which really depends on your floor type). You will get lots of enjoyment from using this wonderful product. We even use it outside, using a tree branch to anchor to. Its great! Enjoy one of the best workouts you'll experience.
2046911
Definitely, in my opinion. I have one in a walk in that is at least 10x10 (though with a heavily sloped ceiling) and it is fine. It's mounted above the door.
1825251
Not likely, the plunger is on the inside of the door where it should be OK.
1654982
It would probably work good indoors. I purchased for my mother and she plans to use outdoors once the winter season is over.
538418
read about and you will find the answer. i live in a building apartment and have that standard metallic door. When you will install remove a back of the item and put it in from the outside inside to your room.
1329324
I have not used it as such but I have installed several of these units and it should work flawlessly on an interior door just as it does on entry doors.