how do these attach to the door? is it to the jamb? or do you have to have an door in the frame?
1144254
It attaches in the jamb at the hinges or at the frame. The big knob is locked in on the back side of the door when it is closed.
1144255
It comes with a couple of gizmos that give you two or three options. I use mine with the little deal you close in the door or I clip it to the chin up bar in the door way with the other thingamajig.
1878338
It does not attach to the door at the bottom. It just sits against. The top wraps over the door.
1008710
Mine arrived with 2 sets of door hangers. One for the average size door & another for a thicker door. If it's too large you can always fit cardboard under it to make it fit. My only problem was there is no anchor for the bottom part & it bounces back and forth with a swinging door which I easily fixed with some paracord.
28953
They're attached near the top of the frame on the inside edge. You have to cut them off before clicking them in the slot. I actually removed mine after installation - mine occasionally slipped down into locked position on their own which accidentally locked our puppy inside when she needed to go outside. If you're not worried about the ability to lock the swinging door, I'd consider not using them.
1292392
I mounted mine with the enclosed screws. I put it away from the door in a partially hidden location. I do not remember if any other mounting was suggested.
111781
It mounts to the door. The plastic 'columns' that the shelves mount in are screwed into the door.
387123
They slide into the door frame groove/channel. Very easy to install. They need a little wedge in the clip though, as they rattle if not secured.
2096370
There are no rods, you use tacking nails to secure it to your door frame. You will have to make adjustments to this product no matter what, but it should be fine for the width.
821692
I just used regular wood screws and screwed it into the wooden door frame in my bathroom. If I recall correctly, the screws came with it. But that was sometime ago.
274038
There is no glass on the door. I am not sure about attaching glass. I like it better without the glass though.
404511
It normally mounts with screws. To mount to a door you could try sticky 3M tape (the white foam stuff) or Velcro.
1338645
there are "u" shaped metal frames that doors slide into and top and bottom metal rails. no frame on door sides but metal track top and bottom. very easy to install and clean. best i have ever had. two years into mine.
975454
They attach to the bottom of the door. I have no trouble opening the door with the rack in place even with bikes on it. The door swings out with everything in place.
1685556
We placed one side on the door and the other piece on the door frame. Just line up the two arrows and do a test run while holding in place before you attach it. Easy and handy. I highly recommend.
1571389
They mount simply with screws (total of 2 for each handle). Drilling was not needed since the door was wooden.
1894823
There are brackets that mount to the doorway that hold the bar in place. Because of these brackets you will not be able to close the door in this doorway unless you cut notches out of the door or doorway. I have seen other products that mount in a closed door frame, perhaps that would be a good option for you. Good luck!
550510
Not sure what screws you are speaking of. My door slides into frame without screws. My frame, which is wall mount and double door, has four screws. The four in mine are a wood screw as they are mounted into wood framing beams. Not entirely sure if there is a true correct screw. Just take your door to hardware store and ask what they suggest for the material you are mounting on.