It works great for a regular bedroom door (e.g. a hotel room). But it is not thick/tall enough for a house front entrance door. Any suggestions?
653770
It works fine for my front door, so I'm not sure why it doesn't seem to fit under yours??
653771
Try putting something under it that won't slide backwards if you have hardwood floors or tile hope that helps
182690
It's not thaaat thick..But if your door is riding the ground with a few millimeters of space only available, it may stop it from closing.Best off finding a really thin rug for that situation @ Big Lots, Wal Mart, Bed Bath and Beyond, etc for about the same price.
1632562
If you where to hang the rail on the top and where to attach on the side (it uses small nails) I think it works BUT read carefully the height of the doors. Now if you add a wooden stud on top from side to side you can definitely adjust to the height and I'm sure it works out as a great solution. I'm happy with door. I use it for a very small space bathroom and it works great. Hope this helps !!
2029120
it may work but i think the door has to be thicker. i'm thinking that type of door may not be very strong for this type.
803670
Yes! We use our door too and ours isn't even a full size slider. It's a great purchase.
713234
This fits well on every door I have in my house. Well, I take that back, I dont know if it will fit every door as I check some of the larger doorframes downstairs and they look to have a 32.5 width. I haven't checked those with this bar. All of my bedroom, hallway and bathroom doors of varying widths below 30" that work well with this bar. I believe the only issue you might have would be with doors less than 27" since stamina bar's side, nearest the user, only has the outside inch or two padded. So, if the door was too small it could possibly scratch the frame of the door if padding extended beyond the door frame causing only the metal of the bar to create the leverage.
531843
I ( think). This won't work on your door. It's been a long time since I've put mine in. You might want to go to store and measure one there or ask seller for dimensions
810899
It doesn't fit tightly on my doors and I suppose it could slip off when not holding clothes or other weight. I have used these many years and have not had it happen. If you are concerned that it will, I would suggest putting a piece of non slip rubber material under it to keep it from slipping and marring the door. It is still the best product I have found for holding things on doors.
1210671
Yes, it will work. The door can be no more than 40 inches wide. In your case, the "grippers" or "bumpers" should overhand the door facing by about 2 inches on each side. That should be enough to hold you up. In my opinion, as long as you perform the pull-ups correctly, you shouldn't have to worry about the device slipping or shifting. From my review: One thing to make sure of: Wall thickness! I have walls in an older home that are about 8 inches thick. This pull-up bar only fits walls that are 7 inches at most. I had to look all over the house for someplace where the wall was thin enough to fit this. I eventually found out my walk-in closet (a recent renovation) was thin enough. Now, I have to wallk back to my bedroom closet to exercise. It's not ideal, but it works. Six to seven inches is the ideal range for wall-thickness here. Also, the doorway needs to be between 24 and 40 inches wide and at least a foot away from any wall or corner, otherwise, your pull-up bar will not fit.
649005
Yes. This would work well for that purpose assuming the front or back surface of the door is flush with the door trim.
879742
it is designed to be wider than the door... There is a chance that you are not mounting it properly? It should hang from the chin bar and only rest against the outside of the frame/trim of (the) door... Let me know if you need advice to mount it...
92958
It would work for not to much curved door.The material is not too soft a little bit so you can curve.
1330512
Yes. You just have to line it up so the in and out sides work. We added it to a 3-inch thick door and it works fine.
1885861
Unfortunately it does not pass through normal doors. For the mall, I have to go through the double door entrances, preferrably ones with the automatic opening function. For home, I have to carry it sideways or set it up when I'm outside.
1009174
It would have to be a really thin door. I cannot see how it could work on a standard interior door without a lot of work.
1537653
if your door does not stick when u shut it, this will work, its very very thin. I love mine
1536347
I definitely have noticed the cupboard doors close a lot softer now, but I've only used them in my kitchen cupboard doors. I'm not sure if they would work very well on an actual bedroom door because they are rather thick. I would think you'd have a hard time closing the door and getting it to latch because of the thickness of the pad.