How big of gap (door to threshold) will this work for?
212556
The fins are approximately 1/2" long. The gap needs to be slightly narrower to allow the threshold to seal. However, if you do not have a large enough gap the door will be hard to open. This seal works best with an adjustable threshold.
113151
The gap on each side of my range is about one inch- probably wouldn't work well for a space much wider than that
2117624
The hinges are a good 1" wide, so if you have a 14" opening, you are looking at approximately 12" inches of usable space between the hinges. I would suggest that you leave yourself a little wiggle room and plan on using a tray that is 1/4 to 1/2 inch less in length than the space you have between hinges.
2003519
i think this should work whether the door opens in our out. this device uses the hole that the door latch fits into when the door closes.
1668849
If there is no gap the doors will bind when you open them... Ussally it's a 1/16" to 1/4.... I already have the doors custom painted so I can't cut them and the hinges I have are crap... And not the same as these ones
819039
When you go to tape it, measure first, then find a place on the door to stick the tape closer together, it might make a small gap in the top but when it closes by the magnets it should be ok
673869
It should because you have to cut the tracks with a hack saw to fit your door width. As long as you cut the tracks to fit your door you shouldn't have a problem. We've loved this door.
484114
The strip is one and a half inches tall, and by the time you apply the adhesive to the door you lose the half.It's not going to fill a gap of much over an inch - it might be enough in your case, but you are probably better off with something wider (or an exterminator and a government building inspector).
1718151
OK, my stove is about 1/4" higher than the counter, and the gap is about 1/8". These strips grip the stove like a magnet and drop right onto the counter, providing an effective barrier. My guess would be that 1/2" difference might work. The long side wouldn't lay flat upon the counter, but would reach it. I don't know what to tell you - I'd try it.
1829261
Yes, It will work, make sure your walls are plumb and the opening is square. the plastic door stop will cover the opening and you can get 1/16 of play with the hinge to glass connection
1840361
So long as it is a standard 2 wire recessed magnetic contact switch, it will work. You may have to enlarge the openings for each stub, as I did, but it doesn't take long. It was worth the effort, very strong magnet to ensure switch closure even with a door that may have a large gap.
2178173
yes! We have ours on 48" wide entranceway and it works great. Please be sure to consider using a small piece of plywood at either end between the mounting bracket and the wall or door jam. Depending on the door jam you may not need it....if its flush against sheetrock, then its mandatory to avoid a small indentation being created as you tighten the gate supports.
618425
I used this in a fairly tight spot with little room at the head of the door. If u have about 4" of trim above the door it should work
906353
I don't think it will open that wide. I used them to mount radar detectors. It works really good for that.
994763
The gap you describe is a bit more than with my doors. It would work, but keep in mind if the tip of the wedge shows thru to the other side of the door, the intruder could potentially push it back and away from the door. To make the siren sound, the door just has to begin to be opened and push the contact down. So you would just need to keep the wedge from showing thru the underside of the door. You can place it on a 1/8 to 1/4 inch piece of wood to 'raise' it a bit off the floor. Keep it about 2-4 inches from the opening side of the door, so it would sound before the door gets opened too wide. The gap you describe is a bit more than with my doors. It would work, but keep in mind if the tip of the wedge shows thru to the other side of the door, the intruder could potentially push it back and away from the door. To make the siren sound, the door just has to begin to be opened and push the contact down. So you would just need to keep the wedge from showing thru the underside of the door. You can place it on a 1/8 to 1/4 inch piece of wood to 'raise' it a bit off the floor. Keep it about 2-4 inches from the opening side of the door, so it would sound before the door gets opened too... » Read More The gap you describe is a bit more than with my doors. It would work, but keep in mind if the tip of the wedge shows thru to the other side of the door, the intruder could potentially push it back and away from the door. To make the siren sound, the door just has to begin to be opened and push the contact down. So you would just need to keep the wedge from showing thru the underside of the door. You can place it on a 1/8 to 1/4 inch piece of wood to 'raise' it a bit off the floor. Keep it about 2-4 inches from the opening side of the door, so it would sound before the door gets opened too wide. « Show Less
1560578
From the bottom of the door to the bottom of the fins is 1/2 inch, I think you will need something a little longer to cover a 1/2 inch gap. You want the fins to "more" than just make it to create a seal.
1521500
Should be no problem, as this gate adjust's out pretty far. An interior passage doorway is usually 30-32 inches, which is where mine is being used and works just fine. The top and bottom pads can adjust independently.