is there a way to add section to the doors? I have an area to cover is 90" wide
196388
Not really, you COULD use 3 doors, but that may not look good or work well. I would recommend building up (you can use wood) one or two sides in order to narrow the gap. I built up on top because they were not tall enough for the space I had to close off
2087230
I don't have an answer, but if it's a depth issue, you could build it up. I guess it would depend how much you would have to add so they didn't hit the inside of the door. Good luck
1260929
It comes in five pieces.The main piece is the section with the door. Then there is the left and right side that you'll add to the door piece. You could stop there if that's big enough and these two side pieces are also by a few inches. If this is still not long enough then you can add the additional two extra sides. Those too can be adjuasted a few inches also. Then, there are some screws that screw into the gate, on both sides and the top and bottom and these screws will fit into the little bracket/screw holders you install on the wall. *You mention that your gate is only 61", I hope you rec'd all five pieces.
346554
Each section is 4 foot and 6 inches long for a total length of 18 feet when you add all 4 pieces together. I had to cut one piece to fit my 16 foot wide door.
364056
Yo dude really! Nobody here knows the square footage of your car and what you want to do. Plus there is no point in doing the panel your talking about without doing the doors also. You are going to have to sit down with a tape measure and figure out the square footage or inches of your car and figure out how many boxes you need for yourself everyone else is just guessing since you gave no measurements and a 57 Fairland is a huge car.
120878
Once assembled, raise it up and hang the shorter end on the upper rear part of the door-frame, so that the longer section and the curved handles face the front, with the two pads braced against the front part of the door-frame for support. I hope this helps you visualize it.
1941907
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
1144539
The unit goes up to 36" wide out of the box. I'd do as the others suggest and get the extra panels. They simply slip on to one side and remain fixed.
2206665
Hi, actually I was not able to fit it into my door. There was a different strip installed before. So I ended up with just buying the old type strip.
994436
The way the screen is set up there is only one opening. Depending on what you have for doors, I think you could be creative and cut the screen on the end.
658524
We bought the five panel for an opening that was 75". The gate is about 115" divided into five panels so it would do for your 90" opening. We have been very satisfied.
1101042
yes an theres no prob closin the doors with hangin clothes ,, i love mine great value for price an it looks great! if i had room i would buy a nother one
774748
The unit itself measures 16" wide without the side panels. I guess you would have to skip the install kit since you have barely 1/2" on each side. Perhaps you can put some type of insulation to fill the gap.
1303650
On mine, each panel is 20.5 inches (I think the description said 19.5" per panel). Two panels come in a box. I would guess that if the space that you want it to fit in is 45", it won't fit. My door was actually a little small for the panels, and I ended up doing some folding over on one side (where I could tack it to some wood) to shrink it back about 3-4 inches.
72868
All my pieces were included. I would call the company to see if they can send you the hardware. The doors tend to drop from gravity over time, so I would suggest not loading them with too much.
861353
It sounds like you mean to turn one 36" door into two 18" doors. I suppose that could work. By the way, the 80 is more like 78. I had to add wood to the top of the door frame.
813968
I would use a piece of 3/4" plywood to make up the difference, and cut to fit it flush to your existing door or divider.