i have a 1/4" gap between my door and the door stop (where this product is screwed in). will this product fill in that gap?
1606414
I do not understand what you meant by "where this product is screwed in". If there is a 1/4 inch gap beween the door and the door stop, this product will seal the gap, if you install it properly.
1606415
Without seeing the total door I would say, Yes. If there is a gap at the bottom you'll need to shim the sill plate or get a product that will close the gap.
1295771
The strip is just over an inch and a half eith the sticky portion covering the top 3/4 of an inch. So as long as the gap in your door is less than a 1.25 inches you should have enough clearance for the sticky portion to actually stick. Measure before applying! Once you stick, you can't go back!
16649
Mine is 1 3/8 inch thick door, which works perfectly with the hanger. Since the hanger hook is bendable, I think it can work with a 1 3/4 in door, but it would be tight.
1560578
From the bottom of the door to the bottom of the fins is 1/2 inch, I think you will need something a little longer to cover a 1/2 inch gap. You want the fins to "more" than just make it to create a seal.
1573738
Dear Larisa, the door needs to be lifted about 1/2" from the floor in order to install the floor guide. Our Strongar Hardware system allows to have baseboard or trims (no thicker than 3/4"). Once the door is installed you will have a gap of about 1" between the wall and the door. Let us know if you have additional questions.
642590
If you are trying to set them up like French doors then the answer is yes. The stopper for the door can be put right next to the bracket for the rod and then the doors will meet with no gap
390377
It would prevent the door from opening completely, but it's not designed for super thin doors. The gap is designed for doors over 1" in thickness. It does include a few small spacers (I don't recall the sizes) but they won't get small enough for a glass door. If you get creative with adding your own spacers, it may work.
1576413
this item is surface mountedyour concern is whether or not there's a large enough gap between the door and the door frame
1126386
I will see if it matches mine. I think the most important thing would be how far apart the post are the fit into the top & bottom to latch the door in place.
278493
The bracket is 1 5/8 which hangs from the top of the door. You may be able to flex it to fit your door. But you would have to see if it doesn't cause any problem closing the door.
345022
I can't say for sure. There is a 2" gap between each slat. Also it will depend on how much gap you need between your wall and the start of the gate. The gate expands and adjusts for the width of your door/wall.
419570
Well, there's a loose metal piece that fits on two grooves that serves the purpose of making a better fit on my door, which is only about an inch thick. I measured the over-the-door portion without the loose metal piece, and it's just over 1 3/4", so I would say yes, if you can finagle that piece off. Seems simple enough to do, IMHO.
1140604
You will be 1/2 inch short. From the bottom of the mount (not the two mounting holes as they are further up from the bottom of the mount by about 1/4 inch) to the bottom of the rubber tip is 3 inches when extended so the tip is flat with the floor. Even if you mounted the stop at the very bottom of the door you would be 1/2 inch short.
531917
Yes, there is a small gap. When the doors on the two door side of the cabinet are adjusted fully the gap is 1/4 inch. If one wanted to go to the trouble and was handy with a Dremel tool, the slots in the hinges on at least of the doors could be made longer in order to close the gap. I'm using the cabinet in a garage laundry area so the small gap is really not that much of a deal.
394571
This seal is not big enough to bridge a gap that big - it won't handle much more than 1/2". I bought a different seal - Garage Door Parts Clopay T-end Bottom Rubber Seal - 4 1/2"x20' - and used it with the same track in this kit. It can probably handle up to 2". My garage door has a gap of 1 1/4" either end (of a 16ft door) and it seals really nicely.
745666
my advice would be to measure across and then add 1/4in extra (or to the next size up in dimensions). mine needed just about 1/4 in more to be perfect, although it is still doable even without that bit of slack.
782666
yes that will work... it comes with a piece of material to fill the gap between the interior/exterior sections if the door is too thick. realistically, if you can fabricate a spacer of appropriate width, there is no limit to the thickness of whatever install you have. It is entirely possible to install it through a wall, cinderblock fence, etc.