Does this bang into the door?
643237
Mine does not bang at all. It really doesn't even move when I have something hanging from it. My door is 1 3/8" thick if that helps.
1870289
Yes it does...! And a very loud one at that, also some of swan door and window sensors have individual alarms that you may set so that you will know where the breaking in is coming from by setting those alarm sensors to activate as it is opening or being broken in to from.... I hope this covers any other questions on these well made alarms for the DIY'ers ... Be safe....!
553121
Yes. It has metal hanger clips that hook over the door. There is padding to protect the door
105163
This does make noise when hitting or kicking. Ours is in the basement & I hear my husband punching it. If he kicks it hard enough it actually teeters back & forth.
1776168
Yes, but don't buy it! Mine broke within 8 months & the door got stuck all the time within 2 months
551038
Yes. Its just a mild sound that let's you know the door has been opened. It does continue until the door is closed.
2268301
It does not. u slide it in. Make sure u measure ur door thicknees for the correct width.
399215
Yes it does. I got instructions as to how to install it online. At one point I thought I was breaking the door.
1991982
No, it does not... it would not even fit through a door, its a bed, but it is easy to assemble.
1779542
I don't have a problem shutting the door, but it does make a little bit of noise
2198805
It might if the door was jarred or thumped hard enough, but I suppose if they were able to do it gently, then no. Just my guess, haven't tried it personally. :) I've triggered mine mistakenly on occasion by bumping it or hitting it with the dog's fetch toys, but it's smart enough not to sound when the sliding glass doors are opened. Ultimately I think these alarms are designed for sounding upon breakage of the glass, they are definitely a good deterrent in that regard, but for covert entry through doors being opened(or removed) they probably won't fare so well, unless it was done in a forceful enough manner. Hope this info helped!
1428535
If you are referring to whether the door is spring loaded the answer is no.
2260319
No, I don't think this hinge will prevent the door from slamming. It's spring just pushes the door to close, and you can adjust it so that it pushes not too hard to minimize slamming. But I guess wind would still cause it to slam - you need a different type of device to prevent that.
1251789
No. Only out. But it probably depends on the size of the gap between the door and the stationary upright panel.
1260164
Yes, it makes a hinge-swinging sound when closing. It's a saloon-style swinging door out of an old western - when a dog either goes out quickly or comes in quickly, the doors oscillate back-and-forth a couple of times in decreasing amplitude as they return to the fully-shut position. It's not a loud noise, more like a muffled "whump" kind of sound. I like the sound, because it's just loud enough that you can tell when a dog in the back hall has gone outside. When they come running inside and around the corner, you see the dog and hear the dog so the sound of the door is background noise.
2052250
no. this product is only spring loaded and it will close the door, but it will not close it any slower. hope this helps. it is a good product.
1917806
It has a jamb piece that catches the door with a few latches built into the door. It works well and really takes a beating!!