Your diagram, is that going into the house or out of the house?
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For most houses the diagram will reference a position entering the house. A more accurate description is to say that you should stand so that the door is swinging away from you. This will cause you to stand on the side on which the door will be installed. Thank you, Hardware Sales
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You need a LH. The trick is put your back to the hinges and the way the door opens is the handing required. I'm guessing you are buying for an entry door because if the product you are getting. Entry doors almost always swing in. So putting your back to the hinges the door swings open to the left. LH
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Mine is about a foot outside the house. The main sewer line is out front of my house, and there is a large (8"?) cleanout there by the street. Our personal cleanout is in line with that, right below the closest bathroom to the front. It's also the original bathroom in my old house. You can ask your local government or your neighbors which way the main sewer line is, and if you walk around your house and think of where the closest place is to connect to that line, you'll be able to find the cleanout just under the level of your lawn. Once you believe it's there, it's just a matter of time till you find it. :) Mine is about a foot outside the house. The main sewer line is out front of my house, and there is a large (8"?) cleanout there by the street. Our personal cleanout is in line with that, right below the closest bathroom to the front. It's also the original bathroom in my old house. You can ask your local government or your neighbors which way the main sewer line is, and if you walk around your house and think of where the closest place is to connect to that line, you'll be able to find the cleanout just under the level of your lawn. Once you believe it's there, it's just a matter of... » Read More Mine is about a foot outside the house. The main sewer line is out front of my house, and there is a large (8"?) cleanout there by the street. Our personal cleanout is in line with that, right below the closest bathroom to the front. It's also the original bathroom in my old house. You can ask your local government or your neighbors which way the main sewer line is, and if you walk around your house and think of where the closest place is to connect to that line, you'll be able to find the cleanout just under the level of your lawn. Once you believe it's there, it's just a matter of time till you find it. :) « Show Less
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Neither. This is a room to room unit, however it does need to exhaust through a slot in the window. It has a hose and frame for this purpose. Easy to install or remove and the unitworks good.
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A person standing outside the house is for the "away" mode and the person standing in the house for the at home mode. This is for systems which have motion sensors installed inside the home (away). If your home does not have motion sensors inside the house, the left button will be lock and the right button will be unlock.I don't know what the other two buttons are for.
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I wish I knew the answer to your question. I don't think that you can plan that part. You can only plan where you will put the bat house. It tells you in the directions how to place it for being most effective. South side of house, as high as you can put it. I put mine next to the side entrance, and they may not come down that low and where it's accessible to human interruptions. The directions also said not to expect them to take up residence in the first year. I have seen several bats circling my house, so I was keeping my fingers crossed that they will notice the house sooner or later. Good luck with yours!!! I wish I knew the answer to your question. I don't think that you can plan that part. You can only plan where you will put the bat house. It tells you in the directions how to place it for being most effective. South side of house, as high as you can put it. I put mine next to the side entrance, and they may not come down that low and where it's accessible to human interruptions. The directions also said not to expect them to take up residence in the first year. I have seen several bats circling my house, so I was keeping my fingers crossed that they will notice the house sooner or later.... » Read More I wish I knew the answer to your question. I don't think that you can plan that part. You can only plan where you will put the bat house. It tells you in the directions how to place it for being most effective. South side of house, as high as you can put it. I put mine next to the side entrance, and they may not come down that low and where it's accessible to human interruptions. The directions also said not to expect them to take up residence in the first year. I have seen several bats circling my house, so I was keeping my fingers crossed that they will notice the house sooner or later. Good luck with yours!!! « Show Less
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It didn't end up working with my house because you have to wire it in. I thought it was battery operated. Sorry!!
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My gate does not have a walk through. It is not designed that way. It blocks off the kitchen from the hall way into the rest of the house.
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Practice. If you squeeze and gently turn the house slightly or squeeze more to one side to get it off one of the screws it should come right off. It is a terrific house and once you get over the initial fear of moving it once nesting has begun you should have no problems - except perhaps that it is a popular piece of real estate! I'm getting another one :-)
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This is a Left-hand inswing door. The picture seems to be wrong. If your are standing on the inside of the door, the handle lever will point to your right and you will use your right hand to grasp the handle. This is with the door hinges on the right of the door frame, handle and lock on left, and door swings inward. I ordered the RH one and had to return it for this one for the front entry of my home.
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No you do not. I would set the navigation cube in the door way. The cube bounces light off the ceilings to determine where to go. I can't keep my "Millie" from going through the whole house. I like to do one room at a time and so I set a 2 x 4 in the doorway to keep Millie in one room. Buy it you will love it!
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I put it on the cold or incoming side. Actually it is shortly after the main water supply enters the house.
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Inside and outside. Outside has a punch out point so you can insert a lock if you want. Inside has a lever to open the door. It is cheap though, so be warned
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use the shut-off for the pipe that leads to the toilet or if necessary, use the shut-off for the water supply to the house....usually in the basement or crawlspace...if no basement or crawl space, the shut off for the house could be in a garage or below ground under a cast iron cover at the street line or somewhere between the street and the house...
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in the basement if you have one. if not then the first level or garage if it's under the home.
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neither. i had no luck with this stuff. but do not put this inside your house
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I have seen it placed both ways, my preference is near the flue, i think it's safer for the house. one does not want to over heat the stove.