Would this work on a bifold door?
200493
I don't believe it would because the panels on that kind of door are not wide enough.
164615
it will work space wise but the door is basically very thin and very flexible you would need to install more magnets on the door side probably not that difficult
311462
It would depend on the size of the sections of the door. It would not work on my garage door.....it is too big.
2178632
That would depend on the door. The narrow edge should be able to be wedged into the crack of any door I've seen, but unless the metal is just a thin skin on a light frame, it probably does not have the length to give you enough leverage.
2027124
Yes, this would work on any door. It is also very sturdy and will hold heavy clothing such as coats.
940929
The door I used it on was a hollow wood door and it worked just fine. I doubt it would work on a heavy security door.
2162365
I imagine it would work on any door but if you bed it it will never fit properly so be careful getting it out of the bag. :)
722151
it depends. it the door is flat and doesnt have any raised parts. but you would have to modify it with the branches.
1976258
I can't be 100% but if the door is smooth surface without any patterns it could work.
2169499
I feel one would work for this size of door. I have a long narrow door, 15x40, and the lift is great plenty! I have considered taking one off to see how it would work.
604654
Yes, but it depends on the thickness of your door. The plastic piece is somewhat flexible.
1858020
Yes should work fine as long as the door is smooth at the bottom and you can keep the saw moving.
1939414
I'm not sure--it might work on a swinging door but it would have to have a lip (like the inner strip of a door frame, as seen in the picture) to catch on. If you have that, then it would probably work.
1240981
It def would work, but either a portion of the hinge would need to be left in place for aesthetic reasons, or you would have to remove the hinge, fill in the holes, and refinish it.
1482152
If you mean the bottom half of your door is a solid piece of thin aluminum, I would think you could make it work providing you have the proper tools.
483235
Yes it will work. But you need to be a till handy person to do it. We installed on a wooden sliding door of the same thickness
481033
They should fit--they come with little inserts to make them fit more snugly on smaller doors. Whether the doors will still glide smoothly depends on how tight they are to the frame (and whether they're adjustable at all; some bifold doors can be adjusted with a little knob at the bottom)--but the slide lock is pretty slim so I doubt you'll have a problem.