Can it be installed on a plastic 6 panel door
1577640
It can be done if you are a pretty good carpenter. You would have to make some framing adjustments, sort of like building a picture frame to fill in the space. Not easy but it can be done.
618426
Unless you can Lower the door header by 6", You will have to find different hardware. As this hardware sticks above the door about 6".
1968104
Probably no. If the upper part of the rear door is made of plastic, the rack will harm it.
200493
I don't believe it would because the panels on that kind of door are not wide enough.
1482151
Probably not. This door requires all 4 corners to be snapped down to hold the screen in place. Your aluminum would add thickness to the screen.
1951522
I installed it myself but I am sure it would be a few hundred for a shop to do it. The door panel needs to be removed and it takes time
1482150
You would need to drill some holes in the plastic perimeter but you could make it work...Jeff
1093280
I would say somewhat. It is a frosty look in the background so I don't think it would ruin the look. Mine is on a three glass panel door. I think it looks great.
1187643
The product dimensions are 6.1024" x 4.1339" x 1.181". The plate which you attach to the door is 4 1/8" x 2 1/4". I would say that you will be able to install this on your door, but you might have a little over hang from the display if your section is only 6". Might not even be noticeable.
2145330
Presuming your metal door is foam core like the one I did, it can certainly be installed but cutting the metal requires a pretty heavy duty Sawzall or similar. I made a pretty big mess of the cut and the directions lead you to put the template upside down. The good news is that the large width of the frame covered the irregular and jagged edges of the cut.
619385
Absolutely does not fit 6 panels. It measures approx. 4ft x 4ft. By adding 2 panels you would have a 3x6 rectangle. It would be closer if you made a hexagon shape but that would still come up short by quite a bit at its farthest points.
1734141
It could, but then you would need to install a handle of some kind on the front to pull this out, since the door is intended to be attached to the front panel.
796117
I don't think it will. Is this an inside door? Your best bet, if you don't need it weatherproof, might be to just buy a flap, cut an opening the size of the flap, and attack the flap to the panel.
132581
It should. You could get longer screws if you needed to make it longer.I use this but it's not a great product. You have the bottom and a side against a door and it leaves the other corner just screwed into the screen. After a lot of use, that upper corner will eventually move the screen and you will have to reset it.Once you install it, you have to cut the screen so it's there forever. I'd suggest if it's for a sliding door you get one of the panels with a flap on it. It costs a lot of money to rescreen the door if you don't like it.
1001399
No. It is designed to replace an existing 4" fixture. There are 6" products available.
446259
I installed it on a heavy commercial aluminum. This won't fit on a regular glass door - for that there's a slimmer model that will (DL models I think).
1059762
So long as the door is wood you should have no problems. I'm not sure about metal doors since ours went on a wooden door.