can this be used on plantation style shutter doors
740091
Any vertical that can be hung can slide on this hardware. Just remember the bottom does not run on a track---unless you build one.
740092
This will work with these type doors, if it is top mounted. The only thing to watch is the mounting plate on top is 3/4" wide, so it won't look right on a thinner panel than that.
740093
I can't think of any particular door style that it won't work favorably with. I don't remember what the actual weight limit is but as long as it's not exceeded you should have no problems.
1369770
I dont see why not it fits most doors. As long as the strip of framing its supposed to catch on is flat I would think it would work just fine.
1815477
If you can drill holes in the wood and inject the Premise into the holes, it should work. It worked well for me on both interior and exterior wood.
417566
depends on the material the door is made from. Generally, yes. Shouls work fine
2071298
Yes it will work. Just make sure your door is clean, and lightly sanded to remove stains (if you wish). Keep in mind this is an easy, but long process, simply due to the drying (curing) time of the oil, and the fact you will probably want at least 2 coats. This is an air curing oil, so temp, humidity, etc. play into all of this. You are easily looking at a couple of days. Also keep in mind this may change the color of the door slightly. Hope this helps and good luck.
320203
We used it on a door over stain and it worked superbly. I would check with the manufacturer about using it over paint.
895034
The film is a non-adhesive static cling style semi-transparent plastic film. It should adhere to any smooth surface. You would place it on the side that you would like the design to show, so the exterior of a cabinet door would probably work. Keep in mind that these films are translucent and designed to allow light to show through, so any surface upon which they rest will show through the film. If you have a dark stain cabinet, the design may not show up very well, but it would work very well on a light wood or white panel.
796116
Yes this door door does tighten up to that thickness. I used mine on some plexiglass and it worked fine.
1797216
We only ever used it with framed doorways. I don't think it would work on unframed.
962738
I used it on mine. After the surface is sanded & stained the way you want it, thin the first coat with turpentine or mineral spirits as directed. That first coat will seal the pores in the wood. Then re-coat as recommended and it will do fine. If it it can withstand the Florida summer, it will work anywhere. I used 6 coats in all on my mahogany front door two years ago, and it still looks fine.
1536345
I don't think so. Placing them on the door frame would most likely prevent the doors from completely closing an latching.If you were to create a recess for them and/or adjust the striker that MIGHT work. My suggestion would be to try some thinfoam rubber weather stripping with self adhesive backing that is typically used on exterior windows and doors.
1093280
I would say somewhat. It is a frosty look in the background so I don't think it would ruin the look. Mine is on a three glass panel door. I think it looks great.
1178450
Sorry - I have not used on real brass door knobs. But it worked on brass candlesticks.
1976260
This will stick to a smooth finish fiberglass door. If your door has a woodgrain pattern, this will not work....the grooves in the faux wood grain will not allow the suction cup to work properly.
1936394
possibly though I did not use it for this type of application. I used it for door panel padding under a new vinyl covering.
1857379
I would think so, Sarah. You could install one end in the frame and one in the door. Your door would have to be able to take wood screws which I would assume all would. Sounds like a good application for it. Very clever.
354107
I really don't think so. It's definitely designed to stop a door from swinging. There are much better products designed specifically for patio doors. My opinion.