Has anyone tried the on a broiler door?
1154640
I think the product says not to use with the heat level of a broiler because it could loosen the adhesive. I didn't try it though.
1154641
I haven't, but if it's a regular door like on the oven part I don't see why it wouldn't work. Sorry I couldn't be more help...
1377980
I didn't read my response before I sent it. Sorry. My friend had to replace his door and used the part on the new door. He had the old door hinge break off and the old door could not be reused. I hope this makes more since.
731275
go to DeBuyer.com and ask , I'm not sure but I do know I would not use it under the broiler
753968
my husband uses it both as a broiler and an oven and says he hasn't noticed a problem. And the toaster function works well although sometimes it takes a bit more than onecycle to get it as dark as I like it.
1299333
I have own mine going on x2 years. I have had no problem with the door. I use mine everyday. I do not use my oven very often anymore.
1776202
I have never tried, the door we did was completely flat, the only advice I have is to make sure you remove the door handle first! Did you try asking the sellers?
260924
My new door was pretty tight, I had to chisel away a fair amount of wood. It takes a while as the plate is pretty large. After you are done it is all worth it.
593089
Not unless you cut a hole into it, I thought the same thing when I bought it. :( BUT it does work great for Momma setting or with NEW chicks or just new chicks! I ended up CUTTING mine and putting them together. IT DOES HAVE a door at one end,...But it did not work with my coop.
1244620
I agree with other contact, the frame of the door is the same thinkness as a standard door. You could check with the manufacturer, they have great customer service, to see if they have a modifier that might allow it to work, great door, gets a lot of use with my 3 dogs.
2234881
I have only used in in the broiler...and it warped after 2nd use. I doubt it could handle the heat at any level. I would look for something else it's a cheap product and not worth the money
715895
I have, my broiler is at the top of my oven. Makes no difference, have had it up to 500. There is a smell to the holders, but I'm sure whatsoever you're cooking will overpower any other oder. It's somerhing with the material.
979210
Sorry, can't help. I use mine on a single aluminum door, and it works great!
766964
The strength of the motor is not relevant to protecting your chickens at the door opening. When the motor is triggered to go, it will slowly lower the door with gravity doing the work. The motor does make noise as it goes which hopefully alerts the chickens to move. If the chicken does not move, the weight of the door itself is what you need to be looking at to determine if it will harm the chicken. The door takes about 8 seconds to close.
1094179
I have mine on cabinets. They attach via adhesive, so I would imagine that the adhesive would soften and fail from the heat, always depending on how hot your oven door gets, of course. I currently have a wall oven, so that's not an issue yet and quite frankly I don't know how hot the door gets. The latches themselves are fairly good quality, so if your oven surface only reaches moderate temperatures, you might try it. I've been very impressed with the quality of the adhesive as well--it has held VERY firmly!
547495
Our professional-style gas oven has been fine with it, utilizing the broiler...but I haven't cooked anything very long at high heat.
1507685
I haven't, but I don't see why you couldn't. Since the oven door automatically locks when cleaning, I've never thought about it one way or the other.
1166148
Of course--why would you hesitate? But you would use the broiler element since it is not a "grill."