Will this go over a door with a frame? I am trying to clean up the door without replacing it and the only problem is the bottom rail.
1721874
No. If the bottom of the door has a metal frame such as a metal door bottom, this will not fit over the metal frame. This item is made to slide over bottom of a frameless shower door.
1721875
This is designed to go over glass only. It may work with a frame as long as the width is the same as the specified width of the sweep. The 3/8" sweep is pretty tight on my 3/8" door. I can't imagine it would fit over anything wider.
1721876
Probably not. It fits very very very snugly on a door with3/8 inch glass so adding a frame on the bottom would make it impossible to fit.
1721877
This item will not fit over the frame. I installed mine over 3/8 inch glass , it was very tight and required some water for it to slide on.
1721878
this product is designed to be a snug press fit onto 3/8" thick glass...if your aluminum frame door is about 3/8" thick then it will work. if a bit too loose use some clear silicone sealant . if too tight,same product can be found in 1/2" size.
1369770
I dont see why not it fits most doors. As long as the strip of framing its supposed to catch on is flat I would think it would work just fine.
1410242
I does have the piece that goes under the door, but it's short. It is also heavy so it will hold the door in place if the space under the door is too large, as mine is.
682366
You will need a minimum of 3-1/4" inches for the bottom center rail to fit under a frame. And you will have only 18" worth of the rail and tray over the bed because of the plastic rotary tightener that is on the inside (bed side) of the vertical metal rail.
588445
I don't think so. It has to have room to go over top of door. It would mess up the tracking.
1795100
Yes, but you would not be able to close the door. This is not designed to be a traditional "over the door" hanger, so the part that goes over the door is not flat.
2052511
Not sure, but if you are using it for an 'inset door' (the only ones I have), the frame will stop it, regardless.
1247724
I don't think so. You just place it around the door frame, so it would just get pushed off when you push the door in
1704157
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.
1682717
I wouldn't try to crush it under a door. Better off drilling through the frame if possible (or gasket if applicable) and caulking around it.
1118723
I would say it would work just fine. You'd probably have to attach the velcro on the outside of the doorframe. I got mine because I rent and it won't do any damage!
99950
I don't see why not because my door frame is metal over sheet rock (I live in an apartment), which is my outside door, and it worked fine. The only thing, once you put the screw in, don't unscrew it. I did that to try n straighten it up then the threads were no good. Had to move whole mechanism to another spot. I really love it, tho. Mine was to keep maintenance people for entering whenever they felt like it. Hope this helps.
1517545
Yes, I used the screws that came with it to mount the rack directly onto the door. It does not hang over the top of the door.
1377983
No, it will not. I epoxied mine but it did not hold. It's purpose is to keep the new door from breaking. It appears that it solves the problem.
532248
I'm not sure as I didn't use it over a door. I would think it would fit over the door but it would depend on how much room is at the top of your door whether or nto it would close. I really liked it as I had a very small office.
1427107
This goes over the door. However, there is a top piece that can be removed and the holder can be attached to the door with screws. So there is two options.
781906
Hello - The "over the door" piece is in a "fixed" position. Thank you for your question.