How and which parts of my door or doorway/frame should I measure before ordering this? What are the measurements should be?
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I didn't measure any door. Mine fits in regular door frames, i typically use it in my half bath door at the basement or laundry room door.
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Click on all the images (and the hyped up video) to the left of the main image to get a sense for how this works. According to the product review by "swyzlstyx": "you'll want to make sure your door frame is between 5.5 and 6 inches thick". Another reviewer says the total width of the long bar is just under 37", so I guess there has to be that much space on the non-door side of the frame, and the frame can't be more than 36" wide, and more than 18", as Brian notes.
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If your doorway (not the frame, the doorway itself) is more than 36 inches wide, then the rubber ends of the long arm that rests against the frame and it won't work. If the doorway (again, not the frame) is less than 18 inches wide, then the curved bars won't have room to fit through the doorway, and it won't work. If the width of the top of your doorframe (that is, the small strip up there) is less than maybe half an inch deep, then the top bar likely won't be able to get a purchase on the lip, and it won't work. All that being said, I've just described almost every door frame I've ever seen. Note that now I'm saying frame, if you have a doorway with no frame, then there will be nothing for this to hang off of. But if you just get it and try it, you'll probably find that it works fine. Probably.
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Measure the door frame, due to the size of the arm it fits all doors except extra large doors.
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Need to measure your door and compare to size of Stack-On SPAO-148 Small Fabric Organizer
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Drill it straight into the door with self-tapping screws. You may need to cut out some excess material with a dremel on the door and door panel to make it fit properly.
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Height or width? How many inches, size of door? Are you wanting to put it on inside or outside door frame (does your door swing in or out?)
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Measure the widest part of the door up and down. I got an extra large door and the dimensions are right but my kennel is not the same brand as the door and the door didn't fit because the shape was a little off.
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I just went out and measured for ya ... I measured my door opening, it's 31 inches. Then I measured the screen and it is 39 1/2 inches as it is attached to the outside of the door frame. We LOVE our screen! I would highly recommend it. Hope this helps! ;)
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The product description is accurate for width. If you need additional width to span your doorway, buy the extension kit that fits seamlessly with the door.
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The total width is about 25 1/2 inches, so you will need at least a 26-inch doorway. It is a very good chair, though. Very sturdy and good quality.
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You need to measure door thicknsss and if need be go and buy shorter screws, if you are going to hang heavy items other than knives use a like wood backing plate. hope this helps
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Our door is 36 inches and we were fine but I recall it came as one unit with a steel frame that we did not attempt nor believe comes apart. I'm not sure if you could get it to fit in your situation.
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I can only answer what worked for us with this hardware, our door is 1 and a quarter inches wide..we special ordered the door for it from home depot...we love love this hardware and our door, it looks fantastic..we shopped around a lot and for the money and quality of this hardware ..you won't be disappointed..hope I helped
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Carrie, with those measurements, a single panel door will not work for your opening. I would recommend measuring your opening again at the top, middle and bottom to insure that you are between 30" and 31" in all three spaces. The Unidoor that has the 6" stationary panel offers the adjustability you need for your space. The product number for that door is SHDR-20307210 and fits an opening 30"-31". . If you have any questions about measuring or fit, please do not hesitate to call our DreamLine Technical Support Line at 866-731-2244. We are happy to answer all of your questions. Carrie, with those measurements, a single panel door will not work for your opening. I would recommend measuring your opening again at the top, middle and bottom to insure that you are between 30" and 31" in all three spaces. The Unidoor that has the 6" stationary panel offers the adjustability you need for your space. The product number for that door is SHDR-20307210 and fits an opening 30"-31". . If you have any questions about measuring or fit, please do not hesitate to call our DreamLine Technical Support Line at 866-731-2244. We are happy to answer all of your... » Read More Carrie, with those measurements, a single panel door will not work for your opening. I would recommend measuring your opening again at the top, middle and bottom to insure that you are between 30" and 31" in all three spaces. The Unidoor that has the 6" stationary panel offers the adjustability you need for your space. The product number for that door is SHDR-20307210 and fits an opening 30"-31". . If you have any questions about measuring or fit, please do not hesitate to call our DreamLine Technical Support Line at 866-731-2244. We are happy to answer all of your questions. « Show Less
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I tried measuring as best I could with measuring tape and it was 23" I think it'll work for a 25" door frame
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Full size, make sure of your doors height before ordering, I had the large height one..also make sure you order one big enough for you pets height and width..
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The width will fit with maybe a little extra room but as far as the height, you may have an inch of space at the bottom. My back doorway is about 80"/81" tall but we hung it from the very top of the doorframe so it may be just right for your doorway with like I said, a very little space at the bottom which shouldn't pose a problem. The screens have been working great so far, but I would suggest adding a few extra tacks for a stronger more secure hold, it helps prevent the screen from coming detached when foot traffic goes in and out. ( some people can be a tad rough...i.e "Kids") Hope this is helpful! The width will fit with maybe a little extra room but as far as the height, you may have an inch of space at the bottom. My back doorway is about 80"/81" tall but we hung it from the very top of the doorframe so it may be just right for your doorway with like I said, a very little space at the bottom which shouldn't pose a problem. The screens have been working great so far, but I would suggest adding a few extra tacks for a stronger more secure hold, it helps prevent the screen from coming detached when foot traffic goes in and out. ( some people can be a tad rough...i.e... » Read More The width will fit with maybe a little extra room but as far as the height, you may have an inch of space at the bottom. My back doorway is about 80"/81" tall but we hung it from the very top of the doorframe so it may be just right for your doorway with like I said, a very little space at the bottom which shouldn't pose a problem. The screens have been working great so far, but I would suggest adding a few extra tacks for a stronger more secure hold, it helps prevent the screen from coming detached when foot traffic goes in and out. ( some people can be a tad rough...i.e "Kids") Hope this is helpful! « Show Less
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I don't know exactly the size of this furniture, but it did fit thru my normal doorway.....I like this furniture so far ...Good luck
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I'm going to suggest that it need not be cut. It doesn't fit in the doorway but just up to the threshold. If it's a couple of inches wider it shouldn't matter.