What are the dimensions of your vinyl sliding screen door track? I need one that is 5/8" wide X 7/16" high with a 1/8" rib standing 3/16" high.
1134648
Our sliding screen door tracks seems to have the same measurements. It was a snug fit, but the screen door is usable again. Yahoo!
1134649
this one worked for me . i just took the old one out and cut this one to fit kinda tight from end to end and installed it works great cause i have the nylon wheels on my screen door .
1134650
I returned this item. It was too small for my screen. I do not have a measurement.
1970795
It sounds like it would be a little too small for your opening. The screen measurements are 36"x 83", but this is the total size, including an edges that are secured with the velcro. Because they are secured flat against the frame it takes up about an inch on each side. Once all the edges are secured, it fits doors up to 34" x 82" While it works on some of our doors, something I am considering in the future is to frame up a small screened area outside my front door and making the opening to accommodate this screen so I can step out my front door without getting accosted by bugs and critters.
2105938
Yes, it fits a standard height sliding screen door with a couple extra inches.
2142544
I don't know about your door, but my sliding vinyl glass door is approximately 1-1/2" thick and the 2 holding screws are almost 4" apart. The package came with 3 pairs of holding screws of different lengths for different door thicknesses.
1296428
The inside dimension of the top track from the bottom of the channel to the top of the outside rail is 1/2". For the bottom, the dimension is 3/16". The track thickness (bottom or top only) is 1/8". So if X is the height of the space you'll put the track in, you'll need X-2*(1/8")-3/16" for the glass. I'd take another 1/16" off so you have enough clearance to get the glass over the edge of the bottom track. That would still leave you 1/4" at the top for the track to hold the glass in. So then you'd need a glass that's X-1/2", where X is the height of the space without the track. Be sure everything is square and the dimensions don't vary over the length of the track. Hope his helps!
2102702
I don't know what the measurements are, I threw mine away. They were worthless. Too thick for a standard slider door or window. Way to thick.
2147545
Mine measures 13 5/8" across. Don't forget to get one with the matching 3 tabs on the bottom that "lock" it to the turntable motor so it will turn.
974272
In response to your question, a 3/8" space is needed on each side of the screen door to attach the bar.
1502840
Your door opening is too wide for this screen. Is this a sliding door ? What is the measurement of the opening?
841620
When folded, the height is 5 1/8", length 17 1/2" and width is 11 5/8". The track height is 3 1/2". When it is unfolded, the height is 4 1/4" and length is 31 1/2"(board length). The tracks can slide out about 14". I hope this helps.
2166457
I measured the outside diameter of my slider bar and it is 7/8 inches. Given that measurement it sounds like the wallbar slider should fit yours.
689595
Yep, it'll fit. Just make sure you align it properly. It's not hard, just check out vinylengine.com & you'll find everything you need to know.
1296432
The inside dimension of the top track from the bottom of the channel to the top of the outside rail is 1/2". For the bottom, the dimension is 3/16". The track thickness (bottom or top only) is 1/8". So if X is the height of the space you'll put the track in, you'll need X-2*(1/8")-3/16" for the glass. I'd take another 1/16" off so you have enough clearance to get the glass over the edge of the bottom track. That would still leave you 1/4" at the top for the track to hold the glass in. So then you'd need a glass that's X-1/2", where X is the height of the space without the track. Be sure everything is square and the dimensions don't vary over the length of the track. Hope his helps! The inside dimension of the top track from the bottom of the channel to the top of the outside rail is 1/2". For the bottom, the dimension is 3/16". The track thickness (bottom or top only) is 1/8". So if X is the height of the space you'll put the track in, you'll need X-2*(1/8")-3/16" for the glass. I'd take another 1/16" off so you have enough clearance to get the glass over the edge of the bottom track. That would still leave you 1/4" at the top for the track to hold the glass in. So then you'd need a glass that's X-1/2", where X is the height of... » Read More The inside dimension of the top track from the bottom of the channel to the top of the outside rail is 1/2". For the bottom, the dimension is 3/16". The track thickness (bottom or top only) is 1/8". So if X is the height of the space you'll put the track in, you'll need X-2*(1/8")-3/16" for the glass. I'd take another 1/16" off so you have enough clearance to get the glass over the edge of the bottom track. That would still leave you 1/4" at the top for the track to hold the glass in. So then you'd need a glass that's X-1/2", where X is the height of the space without the track. Be sure everything is square and the dimensions don't vary over the length of the track. Hope his helps! « Show Less
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Each of the 2 ramps is 6-1/2" wide, but the track opening is 4-1/2". I use one track as a ramp for a small dog to access a bed!
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The Track is about 16 inches. You need at least 17 to be able to close the door. I think it will fit with a bit to spare. We love ours!Jan
132581
It should. You could get longer screws if you needed to make it longer.I use this but it's not a great product. You have the bottom and a side against a door and it leaves the other corner just screwed into the screen. After a lot of use, that upper corner will eventually move the screen and you will have to reset it.Once you install it, you have to cut the screen so it's there forever. I'd suggest if it's for a sliding door you get one of the panels with a flap on it. It costs a lot of money to rescreen the door if you don't like it.
641508
I'm going to estimate ~5/8". I can't measure the height exactly because the ends are against the track. Have had NO water in my garage since installing btw.