Is it u shaped the slides on the edge of the door or does it only stick to the outside?
1643523
It is u shaped and wraps around both sides of the door with an adhesive at the bottom of the U.
1643524
You press it onto the door edge. The strips are flexible with gelled glue on the inside. Yes...it's U shaped; doesn't just stick onto the outside of the door. It "hugs" the door edge.
1643525
It is U-shaped, but will fit best if the width of the door edge is consistent. If it is wider in some areas and thinner in others, it's not as neat of a fit.
1643526
It's U shaped and wraps over the edge, but inside is an adhesive so once it's on you can't really adjust it so make sure it is lined up where you want it. You get one shot. The adhesive is strong enough that they don't come off in car washes but it would come off with force. I'm very satisfied with them. Most people don't even notice I have them.
1643527
It's U shaped and fits on the edge of the door. Just cut to length and press in place on the door edge. Works great and I've neverhad a problem with it coming off, unless you take it off and reuse it. Doesn't stick as well the second time around.
1643528
It is U-shaped. It slides over the edge. It has a small amount of adhesive so that it stays in place. Works well and is fairly durable. Good value for money.
1643529
It's U shaped and fits on the edge of the door. Just cut to length and press in place on the door edge. Works great and I've never had a problem with it coming off, unless you take it off and reuse it. Doesn't stick as well the second time around.
1885946
Yes the sides slide independently. I measured my door and adjusted sides so they were even. The center doesn't seem to move after you attach the white screen. I was skeptical, but it turned out to be a good investment. Very rigid.
2033352
Hi, sounds like it might be too late, but in the few installations I've done with the various Gila cling films, I've rolled it out and placed some books to get it to flatten out for a few days before installing. I haven't had any problems with corners not sticking. I cut to size first, rather than trying to use a razor blade or Xacto to cut after on the window. I've tried both, and cutting first definitely works better for me. Remember to spray some water (mixed with a few drops of dish soap) onto the entire window surface before applying film. Don't be stingy with the water, don't hose it down, but a good spray all over works well to allow you to slide the film around to position just right. Then simple squeegee top to bottom, inside out (I used one of the clean up squeegees you can get for shower doors). As to which side, if it is the heat-reducer film, definitely reflective side out toward the heat source. I have a storm door, so I put it on the storm door rather than main door (which is also full glass) so I was reflecting heat away closer to the heat source (e.g. Sun) and less heat would get trapped between the main door and storm door. Hope this helps.
2187311
I one I -purchased jsut slide on the bottom of the door. I had to trim it though due to its length. I used a pair of pvc cutters to do the trimming.
817867
It's the tab that controls the spring-loaded "door" that prevents people from pulling the lock cylinder with a slide hammer. It doesn't stick that fara out when it's installed because the door is held open by the outside cylinder whose actuator bar runs through the "door" and pulls the solver tab into the housing 80%. On my house, I use these as night locks with no key on the outside of the door (just didn't install the outside cylinder) so the tab sticks out as shown. You could bend it or cut it off and it would make no difference.
841623
The slide only moves about 1/4 inch. The door does not slide to the side. Once the slide button has moved pull the door straight out of the bottom of the battery pack. Stumped me at first also.
1169888
This is wet. i have a problem with my sliding glass door and the little Runners" it slides on. They get dried out and i can't open the door. I spray this on the track, run the door back and forth a few times and then it glides as it's supposed to. I hope this helps.
611514
Yes, I used it in my shower door, it slides on to the bottom of the chrome frame.
324995
It fits like a shower curtain rod. Just twist is to the length you want, place between the door frame and it will stick. Should not cause any damage to door frame. The velcro strips might peel pain a bit, but you can probably get away without the velcro.
737102
I've had this installed for about a month and we've had no problems with it slipping. My husband and I are always adjusting it because of our difference in height. The holder is metal. the only part that is plastic is the button that you push to adjust the holder on the slide bar.
694756
It is a single slide width. Sliding doors have two slides.our doors slides are too wide apart. however if installed on fixed end of patiodoor, which means taking door apart, the screen would work, opening would not be as big.
1203015
No. The outside slide bumps up against it. You have to block the door somehow.
1942034
It sticks to it, it is a very thin outside cover, they give really good double side tape with it
1347688
It has to go on the outside of the window. It is a "rub on" sticker. So you position it and then rub and peel. The sticky side would necessitate that you put it on the outside of the window. It was a little bigger than I expected but it is a great design and holding up well.
328397
There is a lip on the edge of the door that allows it to hang from the top end. Its a loose fit, but causes no issues.
1147270
It is supposed to be the ONLY sliding door lock that prevents the door from being jammed open or lifted out of the track. There are videos about it on You Tube that I found were very helpful.
2106453
We have used it outside, my son wasn't able to move it around because the grass. It has rubber suction cups on the bottom and will stick to hardwood or tile.