Can somebody tell me the opening of the garage when you slide the panel over. Want to make sure what I want to put in there will fit in the opening.
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There are 3 separate compartments. The one in the middle is wider, but harder to get to. The ones on the sides are approx. 9 inches wide. they are all a tad over 9 inches tall.
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Our Barbie car fits in there but has to be sideways in order for it to shut. We use it more for furniture, clothes and doll storage.
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Hi,My garage was 20ft by 20 ft =400 square feet. Each box contained 48, 1 square foot tiles. So I needed at least 9 boxes 9 ($190/box x 9 = ~ $1,750). I needed extra because the ones on two edges of the garage had to be cut to fit (leaving 1/2 inch for expansion). I also got 4 boxes of female edge strips (6 per box) for the garage entrance (another $50+).Please refer to this link for more info. http://www.u-sav.com/garagestoragedirect/catalog/flooring-527-1.html?gclid=CLLLyObu_LsCFWRk7AodGEYAvQGood LuckRobin
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speaking about the Garage monitoring and proximity opening/closing of the garage I would have you look at www.garagebeacon.com where you could buy 4 for the ENTIRE GIFT SEASON than one of these Chamberlins. Ima let you finish..
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Mine is already installed so I can't measure. The panel is mounted using screws with a paddle at the end that needs to be aligned flush with the panel to go into the wall opening. Once you begin to tighten the paddle there is a catch to prevent it from getting back to the flush position. It is the same design as a remodeling electrical outlet box you would find at your local Home Depot or Lowe's. I happen to have one of them on hand here at home and it would accommodate a wall thickness of 7/8". You could probably squeeze a full 1" if you backed that paddle off a bit more. Hope this helps. Mine is already installed so I can't measure. The panel is mounted using screws with a paddle at the end that needs to be aligned flush with the panel to go into the wall opening. Once you begin to tighten the paddle there is a catch to prevent it from getting back to the flush position. It is the same design as a remodeling electrical outlet box you would find at your local Home Depot or Lowe's. I happen to have one of them on hand here at home and it would accommodate a wall thickness of 7/8". You could probably squeeze a full 1" if you backed that paddle off a bit more. Hope... » Read More Mine is already installed so I can't measure. The panel is mounted using screws with a paddle at the end that needs to be aligned flush with the panel to go into the wall opening. Once you begin to tighten the paddle there is a catch to prevent it from getting back to the flush position. It is the same design as a remodeling electrical outlet box you would find at your local Home Depot or Lowe's. I happen to have one of them on hand here at home and it would accommodate a wall thickness of 7/8". You could probably squeeze a full 1" if you backed that paddle off a bit more. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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Hello. thank you for your e mail.In a barn dor application, the door needs to be 2 inches wider than the opening as a minimum,and this should give ample privacy. Regards. Silvio Haas
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We would recommend you to use the Door with 6" Side Fixed Panel.SHDR-20307210 (Fits opening 30-31). Using 30" Door We think too much loading on 2 hinges and you have no exact level of the Walls as well. If any other questions, please contact us. Thank you . Consider above model for more
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I'm not sure exactly how you plan on using this for your garage. However, I had to install a mirror in my garage to be able to pull in and park two cars. I needed the ability to see the distance for the car pulling in vs the car that was already parked. To achieve this, I mounted a frameless wardrobe mirror horizontally at about bumper height to the garage wall. Now, when pulling into the garage, I can see how much room I have between the two cars.
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I'm afraid I can't help you with that since we keep ours inside. We did consider putting it in the garage. We decided against it because we wanted to keep the garage for the cars instead of making it a gym.
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I bought my double garage door panels about 2 years ago, and my single garage door panels about a year ago. Back then, they did not use the terms Large and X Large. All sets of panels were about 20" deep and about 48 or 50 inches long. For a single garage door having four panels in a vertical column, they needed no cutting on the longer side, only trimming to length. For the double garage having five panels in a column, they need trimming on both the longer side and the shorter one. Not a problem, just score and and gently snap. Suggest you measure your job, and get closest slightly larger one. I presume they give the size of the panels. I bought my double garage door panels about 2 years ago, and my single garage door panels about a year ago. Back then, they did not use the terms Large and X Large. All sets of panels were about 20" deep and about 48 or 50 inches long. For a single garage door having four panels in a vertical column, they needed no cutting on the longer side, only trimming to length. For the double garage having five panels in a column, they need trimming on both the longer side and the shorter one. Not a problem, just score and and gently snap. Suggest you measure your job, and get closest slightly... » Read More I bought my double garage door panels about 2 years ago, and my single garage door panels about a year ago. Back then, they did not use the terms Large and X Large. All sets of panels were about 20" deep and about 48 or 50 inches long. For a single garage door having four panels in a vertical column, they needed no cutting on the longer side, only trimming to length. For the double garage having five panels in a column, they need trimming on both the longer side and the shorter one. Not a problem, just score and and gently snap. Suggest you measure your job, and get closest slightly larger one. I presume they give the size of the panels. « Show Less
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I bought my double garage door panels about 2 years ago, and my single garage door panels about a year ago. Back then, they did not use the terms Large and X Large. All sets of panels were about 20" deep and about 48 or 50 inches long. For a single garage door having four panels in a vertical column, they needed no cutting on the longer side, only trimming to length. For the double garage having five panels in a column, they need trimming on both the longer side and the shorter one. Not a problem, just score and and gently snap. Suggest you measure your job, and get closest slightly larger one. I presume they give the size of the panels.
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3/8" Used a screw driver to push it in place. It does not just slide into the slot of the garage door. You have to push it up into place with the screwdriver a little bit at a time. Once in place I slide pcv piping in the seal opening to keep it firm to the floor. Works fine.
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Can anyone tell me how wide each paney is. I'm trying to figure out a certain storage area for transportaion in my RV. And it says inlocking panels so I plan to get 4 items to make a little yard.What do you say. Please email me directly pupps1121@comcast.net thanks.
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Carrie, with those measurements, a single panel door will not work for your opening. I would recommend measuring your opening again at the top, middle and bottom to insure that you are between 30" and 31" in all three spaces. The Unidoor that has the 6" stationary panel offers the adjustability you need for your space. The product number for that door is SHDR-20307210 and fits an opening 30"-31". . If you have any questions about measuring or fit, please do not hesitate to call our DreamLine Technical Support Line at 866-731-2244. We are happy to answer all of your questions. Carrie, with those measurements, a single panel door will not work for your opening. I would recommend measuring your opening again at the top, middle and bottom to insure that you are between 30" and 31" in all three spaces. The Unidoor that has the 6" stationary panel offers the adjustability you need for your space. The product number for that door is SHDR-20307210 and fits an opening 30"-31". . If you have any questions about measuring or fit, please do not hesitate to call our DreamLine Technical Support Line at 866-731-2244. We are happy to answer all of your... » Read More Carrie, with those measurements, a single panel door will not work for your opening. I would recommend measuring your opening again at the top, middle and bottom to insure that you are between 30" and 31" in all three spaces. The Unidoor that has the 6" stationary panel offers the adjustability you need for your space. The product number for that door is SHDR-20307210 and fits an opening 30"-31". . If you have any questions about measuring or fit, please do not hesitate to call our DreamLine Technical Support Line at 866-731-2244. We are happy to answer all of your questions. « Show Less
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I would give it a 8 in my room over the garage with a narrow 5 ft. area between cieling and roof. I recall 8-10 ft and enough to locate the solar panel near the vent and you can always add more. The connections are the key, be sure to make them fool proff yourself and tape over them after.
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It is open. It is rather nice for the price. I had my carpenter take it apart and saw the panels in half and I made window shutters out of it. It held up nicely and they look great!
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Garages come in all sizes but should normally have at least 12" of clearance above the opening of the garage door. If you have an old enough garage you may not have enough ceiling height for the opener motor to be mounted above the vehicle
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I relocated the battery box, and the gas valving. Then made a flue for the exhaust to go out above the access door. You will need a 22" tall by 14" wide access door and a metal enclosure to mount it in. Mines under the kitchen sink, in that cabinet. I unscrewed the counter top, and inserted a sheet metal box and covered the surfaces with sheet metal after putting in the door to the outside in the spot the old heater was in. Your design may vary, but its really easy to fit in a trailer. Be sure to get high temp exhaust pipe and termination to the outside, and a intake air vent put into the door. I relocated the battery box, and the gas valving. Then made a flue for the exhaust to go out above the access door. You will need a 22" tall by 14" wide access door and a metal enclosure to mount it in. Mines under the kitchen sink, in that cabinet. I unscrewed the counter top, and inserted a sheet metal box and covered the surfaces with sheet metal after putting in the door to the outside in the spot the old heater was in. Your design may vary, but its really easy to fit in a trailer. Be sure to get high temp exhaust pipe and termination to the outside, and a intake air... » Read More I relocated the battery box, and the gas valving. Then made a flue for the exhaust to go out above the access door. You will need a 22" tall by 14" wide access door and a metal enclosure to mount it in. Mines under the kitchen sink, in that cabinet. I unscrewed the counter top, and inserted a sheet metal box and covered the surfaces with sheet metal after putting in the door to the outside in the spot the old heater was in. Your design may vary, but its really easy to fit in a trailer. Be sure to get high temp exhaust pipe and termination to the outside, and a intake air vent put into the door. « Show Less