Can the door be installed to open inward instead of outward?
1703196
Yes. It has hinges that can be placed on the inside or outside which determines the way the door opens.
1703197
JRB, the Aqua Uno is designed to open outward only. We do not recommend altering the hinges in any way. If the outward swing does not work for your application, perhaps a sliding door would better suit your needs. If you need help in selecting a shower door, please do not hesitate to call our DreamLine Technical Support Line at 866-731-2244. Our Technical Support representatives can advise you as to the DreamLine products that would work for you.
1703198
Yes, the hinges can be taken apart and configured to do that, but that would make it a bit odd to get in and out of the tub, I think. I like it swinging outward because it allows me to turn on the water without climbing in.
1703199
Technically, yes....because you can flip the hinges over. That might be an awkward configuration in a shower or tub though...
300013
The door can be mounted on either side and the door itself just flips over to accommodate the hinges on the opposite opening. I recall that the instructions show this.
493042
In looking at the installation instruction I would say no. But they do have an IDrive system from Wayne Dalton that will work with this type of door.
1452145
My outer door opens outward as well (I live in Florida) and I do not use the legs that came with the ramp because I have accordion hurricane shutters and the runner for the shutter extends on the curb part of the doorway, so I just set the ramp on the shutter runner and it works well that way. I have never had a problem opening the door and it never move the ramp. My husband drives his scooter on it into the house. Hope this helps you - we are pleased with this ramp and it works for us.
2043393
Yes, but if the door is thicker than recommended, you will have to buy longer screws from the hardware store. If the door is thinner than recommended, you will have to buy shorter screws from the hardware store.
152838
I suppose you could, but you would probably need to put a piece of wood in there and then put the door into that. It would take some extra work, but you may be able to make it work.
1977443
The doors come from the factory with pre-drilled holes to match the hinges and where they attach to the sides. I suppose you could drill your own sets of holes if you wanted to open them the other way.
1008144
About right and left? yes you can change it, its guide explain how to do it.Her door have about 40mm thickness, it cannot less 35mm. In this case its assembly will be hindered. The better is 40mm exactly.Sorry the english is not my native language.
474284
There are instruction included in switching the door. We didn't try it, but it can be done
1318319
It is doable without a lot of work. You have to have a drill, and measure carefully to re-drill the hinge screw holes on the other side of the carcass. The doors themselves are symmetrical top to bottom, so with the hinges on the other side, they would be mounted 'upside down' and open the other way. Anyone with high school wood-shop skills can do it.
1584368
A normal door will work but if you have a thicker door it comes with extra screws to adapt to the size
366220
Yes, but it takes some finagling. I had to mount the latches onto a shim so it would engage the inside of the cabinet front. In retrospect, some self tapping screws and an automatic punch, would have made the installation a whole lot easier.
991629
I would say yes ... I tried using a normal door, but the door kept on opening ... I use an external door and that is fine.
210980
it would be a squeeze- possibly not wide enough... also when door is installed, not much room to walk through opening as a human!
1352420
YES, there is a choice, you can assemble it either way. We assembled ours with the door on the left side.
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.
1399190
The hinge-holes are drilled on the right side, and there is a block on the upper left where the magnet is pre-mounted to hold the door closed. It would be awkward to try to mount the magnet on the opposite side. So, no, this wouldn't work well to swap the door to open right to left. As much as I like this cabinet, I'd suggest you look for a different one.