Is this designed to slide into the channel at the bottom of the actual door or does it slide into a "glued on rail:?
1246680
On my door there is a channel attached to the bottom which holds this seal. Thus the reason for the angle on the seal itself. If you have a channel at the bottom of the door you would order a seal that is not "bent" that would hang straight down from the bottom.
1246681
As others have stated, there is a screwed on aluminum rail at the bottom of the shower door. The vinyl strip slides onto a channel in that attachment. It works well.
1246682
Ours slides into the rail, which is screwed onto the door, so we have to remove the rail to put on the seal. The channel itself is only 1/4" wide, so you'd likely have to pull the rail off (a pain, I know). Ours works well & needs that angle to be a good fit. It cleans fairly easily, too.
1246683
It is designed to slide into the channel at the bottom of the door. Depending on your door's design, you may have to remove a metal strip to gain access to the channel.
1246684
Gotta glue on it but still not success hopeful u can find better than tht. Ok.
1569709
This slides into the channel on the aluminum sliding screen door. Most of these channels are the same size but you want to confirm this fits your channel.
300695
Yes, it screws into the existing door frame, and comes with a bracket that allows the sliding door to lock into it. It doesn't lock as smoothly as the original lock, but at least it is something. Overall it is a very nice dog door, we've been happy with it.
1030426
Neither. It is a heavy, but movable, stop to prop the door open. It has a rubberized, non-skid bottom to keep it from slipping on tile or wood floors.
2016863
First, this door is not wood. It wasn't difficult to install. About 4 or 5 screws holds the slide rail at the top in place. put 1 screw in the center or in one end of the rail, slide the folded door onto the rail . Jten the rest of the screws can be screwed in place, The non-sliding end of the door in place.HARDWARE AND GOOD INSTRUCTIONS ARE INCLUDED .
1203015
No. The outside slide bumps up against it. You have to block the door somehow.
624952
Yes, it does slide to the left; there are stoppers that will keep it from sliding clear out of the rails.
243962
I don't know. Mine slides easily right ABOVE the bottom panel ( and right under the glass pull down door).
2268301
It does not. u slide it in. Make sure u measure ur door thicknees for the correct width.
2178547
Yeah it will slide in any standard rail. I put a little tape on mine to tighten the fit, but very happy with this product.
1347465
You need to have a "channel" or groove where you can slide this into. See diagram.
2163413
Yes it slides either way. I installed it all the way at the end and it works great.
776466
Yes, that's what keeps the bottom of the door aligned as it slides. You either have to cut a groove in the bottom of the door or I added two pieces of hardwood to the bottom of the door (I set them back from the side a little bit so they aren't so noticeable) but you'll need to raise the door a little to compensate for the added pieces.
1203016
No. I used a stopper. You can use a stick or suction cup to stop the door from sliding.
905516
Normally there is a channel type of slot the seal slides into. Be careful to buy the type of seal that will fit into the type of slot on your door. Good Luck.
456765
There is a small battery door at the bottom of the back side. It slides down, I believe. I have had mine for a year and has worked well.
1417221
It doesn't click into place. I don't think it would slide open but it is possible.