Hi there,I just ordered the 6x4x8 model. Will I be able to put the door on the 8 foot wall or only on the 4ft side (as pictured)? Thank you :)!
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Zack, These panels may be placed on any part of the unit. Each panel is the exact same size, just the door panel is not a solid piece. However, if you put the doorway on 'long' side, it will might not allow the tarp cover to fit as well due to swing panel of door unit. I've found workmanship and quality of the Lucky Dog to be a really good piece of equipment. Enjoy.
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I did not try it, but the panels are equal in size, so you should be able to do it. It is a great pen!
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We happened to put the door where it was shown but you may be able to put it anywhere - I think all of the panels are the same size and clamp together the same way so I don't see why not.
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You can put the door on the side, if you are OK with always opening the kennel door IN. The top of the door will be blocked by the side of the tarp roof IF you try to open the door out. Another minor issue, placing the door on the side will also negate using one of the tarp fasteners, but that is probably not a problem. (The roof tarp hangs down about six inches lower on the sides than on the ends.)
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Yes.. The door comes in two seprate pieces and theerfore would fit on each side of the wall. You probablyhave to get much loger screws to connect the two pieces together. The length of the required will depend on thethickness of your wall
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Our door is 3', which is why the rail is set to 6'The idea is to be able to slide the door out of the doorway. If it's a 4' wide sliding door, you'd need another 4' to the side, so an 8' rail should work.
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Mine just showed up. I wish it were 12', but instead was 10'2.5", for my 10'6" door. So don't plan on much extra, also ends aren't cut square. Now I need to find 4" more of this stuff...
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Ok I think the easiest way to put it is... take a regular size wall height cut it in half and divide it into 3 parts it is only big enough for one of those three parts. I'm not good at guessing inches and feet. Sorry hope this helps
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If you are asking about the doors on the sides, I need to tell you that the speakers won't fit. With the door installed, the wide is 8.5" and without the door (9.5"). The high is aprox 15". Now, in the middle, where there is not door, the wide is exactly 18", but there is a problem because the base came with a little piece of decorative wood attached in the middle. I believe that you can remove it, but not sure. I hope this info can help you. In the other hand, this is a beautiful piece and looks very nice in any living room. I have received a lot of compliments and the price is not so bad either. Have a wonderful X'Mas! If you are asking about the doors on the sides, I need to tell you that the speakers won't fit. With the door installed, the wide is 8.5" and without the door (9.5"). The high is aprox 15". Now, in the middle, where there is not door, the wide is exactly 18", but there is a problem because the base came with a little piece of decorative wood attached in the middle. I believe that you can remove it, but not sure. I hope this info can help you. In the other hand, this is a beautiful piece and looks very nice in any living room. I have received a lot of compliments and the... » Read More If you are asking about the doors on the sides, I need to tell you that the speakers won't fit. With the door installed, the wide is 8.5" and without the door (9.5"). The high is aprox 15". Now, in the middle, where there is not door, the wide is exactly 18", but there is a problem because the base came with a little piece of decorative wood attached in the middle. I believe that you can remove it, but not sure. I hope this info can help you. In the other hand, this is a beautiful piece and looks very nice in any living room. I have received a lot of compliments and the price is not so bad either. Have a wonderful X'Mas! « Show Less
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Hello DonnaFirst off, they want see you at all, but you can see them clearly. Second, I can't really say about your mounting issue, because I don't know how your house is made. Now if you have at least 1 1/2-2 feet of wall on either side of your glass entry, you could mount it on either side. You just have to be sure you can still see who is at the door, if that is your purpose. I have half wood and half glass, and mines is mounted on the wood, beside the glass. It a contemporary style door, so they still can't see through the glass. That's why I purchased it, and I luv it. I hope I helped you with your answer, and hopefully your decision to purchase. You have a wonderful day. Hello DonnaFirst off, they want see you at all, but you can see them clearly. Second, I can't really say about your mounting issue, because I don't know how your house is made. Now if you have at least 1 1/2-2 feet of wall on either side of your glass entry, you could mount it on either side. You just have to be sure you can still see who is at the door, if that is your purpose. I have half wood and half glass, and mines is mounted on the wood, beside the glass. It a contemporary style door, so they still can't see through the glass. That's why I purchased it, and I luv it. I hope I... » Read More Hello DonnaFirst off, they want see you at all, but you can see them clearly. Second, I can't really say about your mounting issue, because I don't know how your house is made. Now if you have at least 1 1/2-2 feet of wall on either side of your glass entry, you could mount it on either side. You just have to be sure you can still see who is at the door, if that is your purpose. I have half wood and half glass, and mines is mounted on the wood, beside the glass. It a contemporary style door, so they still can't see through the glass. That's why I purchased it, and I luv it. I hope I helped you with your answer, and hopefully your decision to purchase. You have a wonderful day. « Show Less
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We'll to answer your question .its kind of like making a sandwich .it has two sides.and the door is in between.I brought Two.one for my garage door and one when I was tolet training my dog.You do have to cut a rectangle pice out of your door for it to fit.As for a wall.In my opinion their needs to be two sides a door or a wall because the front piece is not flat against the wall.I hope I was helpful.
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Dear Larisa, the door needs to be lifted about 1/2" from the floor in order to install the floor guide. Our Strongar Hardware system allows to have baseboard or trims (no thicker than 3/4"). Once the door is installed you will have a gap of about 1" between the wall and the door. Let us know if you have additional questions.
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The sides of the brackets don't need to be exactly centered. Mine is offset by about 8 inches and it is fine - it just may affect the range of motion of the bracket once installed. I picked this bracket specifically because I had a corner with very little wall on one side and I needed an offset solution.
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The frame of the cabinet sits flush to the wall. The mirror door is then sitting about maybe 1/2 an inch out.Hope this helps. It fits perfect in my 2X4 wall and I love mine.I'll upload some pictures that hopefully will help.
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Our door is 36 inches and we were fine but I recall it came as one unit with a steel frame that we did not attempt nor believe comes apart. I'm not sure if you could get it to fit in your situation.
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No - our walls are 4" - no problems. It was put in a park model where the walls are minimal. Good luck!
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Yes. I believe there is also a model that has a door on both the 8' and 10' side.
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The hole that gets cut through the door is 6¼" x 6¼" but the covering frame needs 8" x 8". It sounds like you should be fine. We had a similar situation and it worked well and we love the door; sturdy, easy to use and dependable.
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On the product description on Amazon it says: Easy Installation on standard doors (26 inches or wider and 76 to 96 inches tall) So it looks like 8' if the max height for which it will work.Easy Installation on standard doors (26 inches or wider and 76 to 96 inches tall)
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The door will not fit as is . The customer would have to do some custom work to close the opening on either the hinge or handle side. the easiest way would be to install a piece of 1/2 Plexiglas against the wall. I prefer to to mount a piece of corion 1/2 x 4'' against the hinge side wall and mount the door to that.