Is the distance between the rib 1 5/16 inches? That is what needed to replace the sweep on our Johnson door?
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This worked just fine to snap-in as a replacement sweep for our Johnson Doors. I cut it to length. Since it is in place, I would say the the 1-5/16 inch spacing between the ribs is right. I installed it in May 2013 and I am pleased with the sweep.
798254
From the outside edge of one rib to the outside edge of the other it is 1 5/16 inches.
2117623
Robert is right. The hinge takes up 1" of usable space. Make sure you line up the door with the lower door. Mine was 1/4" difference.
2137072
standard 16 inch on center studs have 14.5 inches space between studs. This unit requests a rough opening of 14inches. Since your rough opening is .5 inches too narrow it may not fit. After buying the cabinet and it doesn't fit you can always notch out .25 inches from each stud's inner surface using a flat head screw driver and a hammer or a dremel tool if you have it. May be tedious. This is how door latches fit flush with the wood.
1296430
Knape & Vogt spec sheet says to subtract 7/16" from the overall door/glass height needed.
623019
Maybe a half an inch? Sorry for not being sure but, we installed this months ago... But if your door had one of these in it before this will fit it. We couldn't be happier with this. No store sells these and its the only thing to keep our drafts. Very happy with this and so easy to install.
1541831
I suspect the width is standard for doors with kerf inserts. I had no problem installing on my 8 year old door. I did need to staple the ends for added strength. It works great.
484114
The strip is one and a half inches tall, and by the time you apply the adhesive to the door you lose the half.It's not going to fill a gap of much over an inch - it might be enough in your case, but you are probably better off with something wider (or an exterminator and a government building inspector).
2083486
It is about 3 inches to the bottom of the plastic trim piece that separates the doors from the lower part. Hope this helps.
1440054
It will be close but better than it is now and less expensive than a new door. You might consider removing and reinstalling the door trim a bit closer to the door. In any case, don't install the product too tightly against the rest of the door or you will have difficulty closing the door completely.
2250545
The door on ours is on the long side! Not the shorter width! Hope it helps?
1036068
Yes. The door I used is about 1.25" thick and there is plenty of clearance and works great.
247213
just measured it. 2 1/2 (or 2.5) inches. BTW, I have been exceptionally pleased with this door.
977146
My door is 1 1/2 and it fits well. I don't think it would work on another 1/2"
1619116
Product description says: Base plate height of 7/16" Requires at least a 1/2" clearance between bottom of door and the floor
2177672
There's no gap on mine. Well, the gap is symmetrical all the way across the top, I should say--maybe 1/8 inch or so all the way across. But in wiggling the door slightly, I found there's a tiny bit of give in the right hinge, whereas there isn't in the left. Maybe it's a weak spot in the manufacture or assembly.
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Mine measures exactly 1.75 inches, which should fit, but it doesn't allow any leeway for paint or minor size variations. That's at the top of the "U" so you couldn't plan on bending the hook. It has a .25 removeable bit that makes it fit a 1.5" door.
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Hi Deborah The part of the bracket that mounts on the door is 1/2" wide. On my camper the edge of the door that is exposed when the door is closed is 3/4" on one side and 1 1/4" on the other side This allows plenty of room for the mounting bracket. I would say you need at least 9/16"Sam T