The door (actually a divider) I want to install this in is only 3/4" thick. How can I use this if it is thinner than 1.5" recommended?
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I installed this in a 3/4th inch board and put a frame around the opening. I used a piece of half inch thick pine board and cut 1 inch wide strips to make the frame. This made the opening thick enough to screw in the cat door.
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You can't, you need to find a door made for the thickness of the door you have.
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I would use a piece of 3/4" plywood to make up the difference, and cut to fit it flush to your existing door or divider.
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You could build a frame to mount the door on. It's a very nice door, and worth the extra effort.
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I would not use anything over 1 inch. These are flush mount hinges so thickness shouldn't matter, but weight wld be an issue.
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There is a 'fixed' insert that takes the opening (door width) down to 1 3/4 inches. I used two 'ice cream sticks' as shims to make up the difference and they work great.
1361983
I actually returned this one because my predrilled holes did not fit with the requirements on this fixture; I order another Baldwin fixture, very similar and it worked great. My door is 1 3/4" thick.
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Yes my floor was also 1-3/4" thick. It comes with a template for the hole, I drilled four holes one in each corner of the cutout then used a jigsaw to complete the cutout. It is very nice quality for the price and fairly easy to install.
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I can provide you with the information you are looking for but technically the question you are asking is not relevant to what you are looking for.When you open up the hinge to accept the door or gate you are using there is a slot created between the bent tabs that hold the hinge pins/springs.That opening is the restricting factor that dictates how thick of a door/gate it will accept.That slot is 1-3/8" so it will accept up to that thickness. Hope that helps
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The opening is just slightly bigger than 1 1/4 inch, so it would not fit 1 3/4 inch.
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we used this on a pantry door. normal thickness. you will likely need to use anchors or wing nuts.
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I didnt use my closetmax over the door. I put hooks on my wall and used it on the wall. I don't think the door hooks will fit a door 1 3/4 inches thick. The hooks were 1 1/2 inches wide.
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I had this hardware installed by a handyman. We ordered a wider door (40"?) from Home Depot and it was 1-1/2" thick. The bottom track that comes w/this unit is for a door that's 1" thick (that's what handyman said), so we're going to use something else to keep bottom of door from swinging out. All in all, the track is great....really quiet and rolls easily.
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Hi there! Thanks for the question -This mat is just shy of 3/4" thick. I hope that helps and thank you very much for checking us out!!
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I would use hidden hinges for cabinet doors that are available at your local hardware store. These hinges are heavy duty and are intended for material that is thicker than 3/4".
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3/4" is plenty of thickness for this setup. It is heavy so use a lot of screws to keep in place.
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I don't think so. My door is 1 and 3/8 inches and it fits perfectly. It might squeeze to 1 and 1/2 with some work but not much more...
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Cassey, Your frame would have to be 3/4 inches thick. These are designed for a 1/2 overlay. Which means the door would overlay the frame by 1/2 inch. As far as dimensions, the door could be any size. Hope this helpsDennis
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My door is about 1.5 inches. I am not certain it will work. My contractor installed it. Maybe a contractor can make it worl for you.
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It is no way near 1.5" thick. I would not want to lift it if that was true. Mine is right at 5/16" thick (0.3125").