What is the process to install these windows on the garage door. Please explain.
738816
I thought they were faux windows with adhesive, but they are actually replacement panels, so I returned the ones I ordered because I don't have the tools or expertise for installation.
738817
These are actually just inserts- they fit into a Clopay only Manufactured garage door with existing windows. They snap into the Clopay windows.
738818
There is a flange around the grid, which slides under the frame that hold the glass. If you want both inter. and ext., you need to order double the amount, otherwise, exterior should be used.
738819
You have to bend them a little to make them fit, they are flexible. Hope this help.
1578927
you need to drill hole in window frame slide shaft through hole then install small piece of metal as a back plate
80577
I have used these doors for literally 20 years. Whenever they go in windows, they get mounted first onto a board to fit the window opening, whatever it may be. So hopefully you have someone, and/or the tools, to cut a board, cut a square hole through the board, mount the door with four screws and stick it in the window. I have always finished the board with paint before mounting. I have usually used only the 'active' side (with the red control knob) because the boards are generally 3/4" thick. They work great. Lock the sliding window in place with a stick/dowel/screw. Cats love the doors. So do we. Go figure. I have used these doors for literally 20 years. Whenever they go in windows, they get mounted first onto a board to fit the window opening, whatever it may be. So hopefully you have someone, and/or the tools, to cut a board, cut a square hole through the board, mount the door with four screws and stick it in the window. I have always finished the board with paint before mounting. I have usually used only the 'active' side (with the red control knob) because the boards are generally 3/4" thick. They work great. Lock the sliding window in place with a stick/dowel/screw. Cats love the... » Read More I have used these doors for literally 20 years. Whenever they go in windows, they get mounted first onto a board to fit the window opening, whatever it may be. So hopefully you have someone, and/or the tools, to cut a board, cut a square hole through the board, mount the door with four screws and stick it in the window. I have always finished the board with paint before mounting. I have usually used only the 'active' side (with the red control knob) because the boards are generally 3/4" thick. They work great. Lock the sliding window in place with a stick/dowel/screw. Cats love the doors. So do we. Go figure. « Show Less
199566
they use 3M tape not glue. you just clean the window channels with the alcohol pads provided and simply follow the instructions. took me about 10 minutes for all 4 windows. -here's a link to an installation guide https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OVQt6-JrP1g
112954
Yes, that is what I did. That said the doors are quite nice but I still have not decided what to do with them. I was very impressed with the product. It came well packaged and protected with zero damage. Took me about 6 hours to put together by myself.
1520734
The unit comes with instructions. We have 2 units installed at my workplace. There are 2 pieces to the unit and one piece is mounted on the top of the door and the other at the top of the door frame. One of the doors opens inward and the other door opens outward, so it works both ways.
2085310
How it is installed - It is installed flat up against the door track. You have to drill holes in the track for the bolt to slide and the two screws. Don't tighten the screws to tight as it will prevent the bolt from functioning properly and you will smoked the unit (like I did the first time) The wire then plugs into the appropriate connection on the opener. How it works: The lock is automatic at that point. The bolt slides open when you open the door and slides locked when the door is closed. It does have a manual override. This was a very easy installation. I do like having it.
943232
just make sure they are the right ones before installing,then level it,peel and apply above window,also line rear window shade even with front before sticking on,same procedure as opposite side of vehicle...hope this helps
1977443
The doors come from the factory with pre-drilled holes to match the hinges and where they attach to the sides. I suppose you could drill your own sets of holes if you wanted to open them the other way.
199569
they use 3M tape not glue. you just clean the window channels with the alcohol pads provided and simply follow the instructions. took me about 10 minutes for all 4 windows.-here's a link to an installation guidehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OVQt6-JrP1g
730243
The window will also need the lift supports just like the liftgate. They should install the same way as the liftgate. It can be done with one person but it's always easier with two. You tube is always a good place for visuals.
1767120
I had a handyman install these lights for me and I think the only thing was to slip each glass panel into place.it took him about a half an hour to install three of them for me. I love these lights and the warm glow they give off. I hope this answers helps you.
1377772
I found them very easy to install. There are many videos on YouTube that will show you exactly how to do it.
448342
You do have to screw it in, two screws, very easy to do. Install takes less than 5 mins per window.
1653269
It's best to install item on the inside of your walls (to be weather wise). You have double sided adhesive strips that you press along the sides and top of your garage wall (which I did not use because 100 degree temps were a problem for me). I used "L" shaped aluminum rails for a permanent structure. This item is also easily rolled up and tied at the top with permanent flecro straps sewned into the screens that enable your cars easy access.
775270
It was relatively easy, I installed both front doors light in about 30 min having the right tools.... A screw driver some flat headed screw driver do detach the doors panels and a drill to open the holes on the bottom part of the doors using the bit that comes with the lights. Connecting the wires to the doors light is no bainer.I hope this can help. Thanks.
1242305
Very easy to install. Remove two recessed wood screws on top of trim piece that goes over top of crank mechanism . One at each end. Then gently pry the trim piece up to remove. If the window has been painted a few times you may have to poke around a little to find the screwsPry the piece up and out and the mechanism is exposed