Did anyone use this on a Pella patio door?
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I do not have a Pella door either, but as Popi said the handle fit on my door perfectly... HOWEVER....the latch lock trigger thing that you push up or down... is very flimsy and I am extremely worried that its going to break off.My door is very hard to lock and unlock and I have to push it very hard to do both. The trigger part is kind of bending and I think its either made of Tin or plastic instead of solid steel.
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My patio door is not a Pella but the Handle fit very good on my door and is of a very good quality. Most doors are standard and if the holes are the proper distance it should work just fine.
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Yes, very well to the point of having to turn off when I am home. :-) They come with a set of three. I used two on windows and the last on the sliding glass patio doors. Stick them on the inside house side not the outer. I stuck the large part on the side panel that meets the door when closed. The slim skinny part stick to the metal edge side of the door that closes when you pull it. Both pieces must meet face to face. You choose the spot that works for you. I did 5 ft from floor bottom high enough to be over the inside door handle. ()They both must line up to make a sound. Test them first before you stick by holding them in the spot you picked. I am very pleased. Yes, very well to the point of having to turn off when I am home. :-) They come with a set of three. I used two on windows and the last on the sliding glass patio doors. Stick them on the inside house side not the outer. I stuck the large part on the side panel that meets the door when closed. The slim skinny part stick to the metal edge side of the door that closes when you pull it. Both pieces must meet face to face. You choose the spot that works for you. I did 5 ft from floor bottom high enough to be over the inside door handle. ()They both must line up to make a sound. Test them first... » Read More Yes, very well to the point of having to turn off when I am home. :-) They come with a set of three. I used two on windows and the last on the sliding glass patio doors. Stick them on the inside house side not the outer. I stuck the large part on the side panel that meets the door when closed. The slim skinny part stick to the metal edge side of the door that closes when you pull it. Both pieces must meet face to face. You choose the spot that works for you. I did 5 ft from floor bottom high enough to be over the inside door handle. ()They both must line up to make a sound. Test them first before you stick by holding them in the spot you picked. I am very pleased. « Show Less
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I have not. It may depend on the style of door. I have a newer cabinet door.
1776200
that's what I have. The plastic is thick, so depending on the area your door is you may be good to go. My wife was worried about kids poking their fingers through, but did not want to do the work necessary to add a 1/8" vaneer to the door. So, I put down a contact paper and that worked out very well. I stappled the contact paper top and bottom for extra strength.... but personnally, if you don't have kids. Just put it up.....it ROCKS.
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gee i don't know but i did end up speaking to the owner of this company and he was amazing ! when he found out out i was going to use it on a door ( even though i had ordered a more expensive model) he suggested this one and gave me a refund ! he is amazing i can't speak highly enough about him and his company !
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Personally I would not try to use the door while this is installed. Not enough room in a normal width patio door with this in there but the biggest reason is energy efficiency. I have a burglar bar pushing the partially opened door tight against the dog door. Then I have the wide rubber insulation strip on the patio door where there is now a space because the door doesn't seal. I purchased another strip of this from a pet website for the inside part of the other door so now it's very tight and recent wind and cold showed no drafts. So with all that you would have a lot of air leakage going in and out of the door. I have another patio door to use so works great for me. Personally I would not try to use the door while this is installed. Not enough room in a normal width patio door with this in there but the biggest reason is energy efficiency. I have a burglar bar pushing the partially opened door tight against the dog door. Then I have the wide rubber insulation strip on the patio door where there is now a space because the door doesn't seal. I purchased another strip of this from a pet website for the inside part of the other door so now it's very tight and recent wind and cold showed no drafts. So with all that you would have a lot of air leakage going... » Read More Personally I would not try to use the door while this is installed. Not enough room in a normal width patio door with this in there but the biggest reason is energy efficiency. I have a burglar bar pushing the partially opened door tight against the dog door. Then I have the wide rubber insulation strip on the patio door where there is now a space because the door doesn't seal. I purchased another strip of this from a pet website for the inside part of the other door so now it's very tight and recent wind and cold showed no drafts. So with all that you would have a lot of air leakage going in and out of the door. I have another patio door to use so works great for me. « Show Less
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I did use this on two patio doors with lever handles. I had to cut out small openings to thread the handles through but once I did this it worked great. Have had these on for several months and they have not fallen off and my doors and frames look great.
1809120
Yes, that's the way I used mine. I have a 6' covered patio extending from a detached pool house. I put a Schlage keypad deadbolt on the door with one of these non-locking handles. It's been on for three years and still looks great.
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Hi Techfan,If you want to use the door for your patio door, you need the door that goes with the insert, which is the low-e dual pane door. We can adapt this power pet door with a low-e dual pane insert. Please let us know and we can add it to our list.Sandra
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Our step into our front door, the part between the door and the porch was plastic piece that looked like wood. It had broke a few times and we had it all glued up. It looked horrible. I put this over that and it hasn't moved, shifted or anything. It has been there for almost a year. No problem, no issues. I think it will work for you.
607826
I installed it on an external house door that opens to a concrete patio and have had no problem, I do not have a garage .
1226140
I built a makeshift door using PVC run through some blocks. Some pipe, a few Ts and a few 90s. I had blocks for the hinge side to slide through at the top and bottom and it worked great.
550451
I installed one on a door with a pet panel. I just used a hacksaw to cut it to fit. (MEASURE CAREFULLY!)
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not well. made an embossed wall hanging for my parent's patio and it did not hold up to the outdoor climates.
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Yes I have used this product it really works I sprayed all over my patio outside my door it really works
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I purchased my patio door security bar about 5 years ago and have been quite happy with it. It is easy to install and extremely easy to use in that all one has to do is lower the bar into place and insert the fastener that hangs from a chain when the bar is not in use so there is no chance of misplacing it. Also, while it is not intended to be decorative, the bar is not, in my opinion, unsightly especially since, in my case, it is pretty well hidden behind the patio door drapery. I am well pleased with the few dollars I spent for this item! Barbara
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Yes...that's where I used it. It was about a "medium" in difficulty to put on. You do have to remove the inner door panel. There are directions on the Internet to do that