Installed on an inward swing door, how much floor variation is allowed?
1579808
Dont even waist your time I purchased one in 2011 it was fine.I left them at my old apt so I reordered new ones recently they are terrible I wasted my money
1579809
The material under the door itself is pretty thin. You could have almost no floor to door gap and be fine.
1579810
The material is very thin, if you are wanting to prevent air, dust or small insects from getting in or out this is not the best product.
1665411
All that matters is that the "opening" is 15" and you are putting this into a "corner cabinet". It won't matter if there is another cabinet next to it with another door swinging a different way.
531872
That depends on what "just under 36" means. The door should work well with openings as narrow as 35 5/8". Any narrower than that and you may have a hard time opening and closing the door, because the side with the Pivot (Hinge) could rub against the frame/jamb when you try to swing it. If that happens, you could try rounding the edge of the door that is rubbing (by using some sandpaper, or if you're handy and have a small block plane, you could shave off the edge.Hope that helps. Good luck.
721028
My hips are quite wide and I can get through. You can always go through by turning a bit to the side. I think a wider gate door wouldn't have enough stablity for a standard doorway sized opening. The side panels would be quite slim, but they are the ones the hold the pressure.
788028
You can mount it upside down or right side up to get the door to swing in any direction you want. It doesn't appear to matter. There are no numbers or text on the door. Just two key locks and the quick entry lock.
1116567
it can vary based on the install. if flush with edge of hinge 3/8 of an inch.
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.
1307139
It has adjustable feet on the front. I measured 34-1/2" to the top of the door hinge, but I have the foot raised higher on that side to accommodate an uneven floor. It could definitely be lowered to 34-1/4" or lower.
1857121
My unit is set up in a corner position: I only require 90 degrees of door-opening: the hinges in this unit are complex and you should be able to set how the door swings by adjusting the cross-head screws in the hinge or hinge-mount. The top & bottom hinges should be adjusted in concert, ie. they both need to be exactly the same for the door to hang and swing right: check to see that one hinge isn't at a different angle or adjustment to the other.
2085348
No problem, the door swings just as easy either way. When coming in the bottom of the door is about 1" higher than going out. We've had two doggie doors. The first was a standard door from the local pet store. By far this one 300% better and is well worth the money. It seals wonderfully and looks good. I have it in a metal door and had the door shop at a local building supplier install the door for me. I would recommend this door.
99442
You would have to measure how wide the door swings in order to see if the steps would fit. They are rigid and do not bend, so they need to fit the opening.
1403510
We have a porch opening at the top of our steps that is almost exactly 48" between square upright posts. The gate fits perfectly without the use of the extra panel, which we have stored for any possible future use in another potential future application. As to "in-between" widths, I cannot say, as we had no need to try them.
1682104
It should be fine. You might have to change the door measurements or put it in a different place.
1654050
Our doorway is pretty standard (sorry I don't have a tape measure handy) but we have the bouncer set at the highest position (it can extend quite a bit lower than what we need). Hope this helps!
430048
I would give it a moderate difficulity installation due to having to work it into the door. You just have to be persistant, go slow and not give up.
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.
1708857
My doors are 36 in. wide, not a problem comfortable in and out,,,,anything narrower would be a problem