Will this work on an outward swinging door?
814586
Not sure because you have brace it against the frame of the lock. Would have to try it and see
814587
No it will not. The reason being is that it uses the screws to push against the door. Unless you want to lock someone into a room.
924370
It will work as long as the weight of the door is less than called for in the univent. I would recommend you tie a safety chain between the door and the greenhouse, so high winds don't try to open it no further than its operating arm stretch distance, for it is not designed to take that torque if a high wind tries to open it the full hinge capability of the window.
547123
It should with no problem. Most doors are 36" and most all swinging doors are solid wood. I installed it for a client on a 36" door and there have been no problems.
1926973
It will work. You could probably find 2 smaller plates at lowes to fashion to each door. The plate prevents damage to the door and will help reinforce the door in an attempted break in.
991625
I have not used it with a door yet. I would not use it with a flimsy door (hollow core), but I am a big guy. A good exterior door should work. Also make sure that you are pulling the door against the jam, not opening the door as you pull on it. Or use the dead bolt.
699411
It will work OK if the door track isn't too high (probably needs to be under 1 inch). Of course, you won't be able to close the door with the safety bar in place.
1361953
Hi Joann,Thank you for your inquiry. The door can swing either inside or outside, but not both way at the same time. You can install it to swing inside or outside.Kind Regards!
354107
I really don't think so. It's definitely designed to stop a door from swinging. There are much better products designed specifically for patio doors. My opinion.
1190978
It works on a hollow core door (where we put it); however, I bet it would work on an aluminium door. You may have to put caulking around it to make it more secure. I believe someone said it did in the customer reviews also.
2029120
it may work but i think the door has to be thicker. i'm thinking that type of door may not be very strong for this type.
417566
depends on the material the door is made from. Generally, yes. Shouls work fine
1386623
It depends on if there is some type of insulation to keep the prongs in place. The V shaped prongs need to squeeze in between the door and the door frame to work.
639260
It should.. but you might have to put a section of wood between the front and back of the door to hold the mounting screws solid. we used it on a outside wall.. basically the same principle .. but wider between the front and back section. don't see why it wouldn't work.
1919655
It would work on a lightweight door such as a hollow core door. If it's hollow, you may need to reinforce around the bolt area.
1919656
Of course it will work - As long as you want to use it to "pull" the door closed. If you want to have it "pushed", that's a different product.
1877529
Door must be out-swing or in-swing. It could not be both. For in-swing you'll need to add a Z/L bracket.
940930
Mark, probably not. It may get the door to the frame but most likely won't get the door to latch. I would say it would depend on the ease of movement in the door. It works great on internal hollow core doors.