Will this door stop work on a swinging saloon style door? The hinges are NOT a typical door hinge but are cafe pivot - gravity types
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No, there doesn't seem to be a place on the cafe pivot hinge to hang the Wedge-It to prevent the door from closing.
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The door stop didn't hold up to a regular classroom door where middle schoolers were bumping into it as they passed it. If it is at a home where there is no heavy traffic, it will do fine. I don't recommend it for doors that are constantly being pushed.
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I believe I have seen a kit that allows a long edge hinge. Check for Horizontal mechanism.
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No, I don't think this hinge will prevent the door from slamming. It's spring just pushes the door to close, and you can adjust it so that it pushes not too hard to minimize slamming. But I guess wind would still cause it to slam - you need a different type of device to prevent that.
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There are 2 tabs that stick out from the hinge that keeps the door from sitting flat. If that is what you are referring to you will need to notch out 2 small indents in the corner of the door to allow the tabs to go into them thus allowing the hinge to sit flush with the edge of the door. If I am mis-understanding your question, let me know
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Hmmm, I haven't tried this myself but I would have to think the hinges would prohibit from doing a circle. Sorry =(
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The door does swing open 180 degrees. As for changing which way it opens... if you are skilled with tools and are very careful you might be able to take the hinges off and switch it around, but i wouldnt recommend it
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no,not at all. It'll stop a door from swinging closed in a wind or for a door installed unlevel that tends to swing on its own.
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I really don't think so. It's definitely designed to stop a door from swinging. There are much better products designed specifically for patio doors. My opinion.
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Unfortunately the hinge areas are stamped plastic--not actual articulated plastic hinges per se. I'm afraid that's likely an indication long-term usage isn't an option with this particular one, either.
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Hello, If your cabinets have a 35 mm diameter hole when you remove the hinge, you should be ok. If there is no hole currently, then you would need to buy a Forstner bit to install. These hinges are adjustable once installed, so there should be some wiggle room once you install them. These were a great purchase, and I saved a lot of money with this price. They are VERY sturdy hinges! Good luck.
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It will not hold the door firmly in one place like a door stop. It can be set to swing the door open or swing the door closed. You can adjust how fast and hard it does this with a set screw. I use one of these hinges in the center of my junky, builder's grade pressed cardboard bathroom door and it gently swings it closed. You can use multiple hinges and set the tension higher for heavier doors or for a more forceful close. Basically, it's just a door hinge with a coil spring on the pin. There is no mechanism on the hinge itself to lock the door in one position. You are just adjusting the tension to open or close the hinge. I think it works well for it's intended purpose. It will not hold the door firmly in one place like a door stop. It can be set to swing the door open or swing the door closed. You can adjust how fast and hard it does this with a set screw. I use one of these hinges in the center of my junky, builder's grade pressed cardboard bathroom door and it gently swings it closed. You can use multiple hinges and set the tension higher for heavier doors or for a more forceful close. Basically, it's just a door hinge with a coil spring on the pin. There is no mechanism on the hinge itself to lock the door in one position. You are just adjusting the... » Read More It will not hold the door firmly in one place like a door stop. It can be set to swing the door open or swing the door closed. You can adjust how fast and hard it does this with a set screw. I use one of these hinges in the center of my junky, builder's grade pressed cardboard bathroom door and it gently swings it closed. You can use multiple hinges and set the tension higher for heavier doors or for a more forceful close. Basically, it's just a door hinge with a coil spring on the pin. There is no mechanism on the hinge itself to lock the door in one position. You are just adjusting the tension to open or close the hinge. I think it works well for it's intended purpose. « Show Less
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Hi:If the hinges do not get in the way of the sides and there is no face frame I think they will work. I an not sure what European style type cabinet you have. You can always add wood strips, so the slides do not interfere with the door or frame. I hope this helps.
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Not sure, but if you are using it for an 'inset door' (the only ones I have), the frame will stop it, regardless.
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I dont see why not it fits most doors. As long as the strip of framing its supposed to catch on is flat I would think it would work just fine.
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Hello - No we do not. You might want to see if your door will lower on the hinges or install a taller threshold. Thank you - Home Hardware Solutions
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Yes it will work fine but you have to mount the iron part on a piece of 2" angle when attaching to the door. This unit will provide plenty of holding power.
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Stan,No, the hinges on the tube doors don't allow you to use hinge mirrors. However, there is a hole in the top bar all the way at the front, pretty close to the hinge. I imagine this would be for a mirror. If you look at this picture: http://www.amazon.com/gp/customer-media/permalink/mo8X4767RRCC2W/B001P24OFE/ref=cm_ciu_images_pl_link you can see the two horizontal holes designed for the OEM mirrors. The hole I'm talking about is right by them, but not visible in the photo. It's in the tube itself and is oriented vertically, which makes me think it's designed for hinge mirrors. Stan,No, the hinges on the tube doors don't allow you to use hinge mirrors. However, there is a hole in the top bar all the way at the front, pretty close to the hinge. I imagine this would be for a mirror. If you look at this picture: http://www.amazon.com/gp/customer-media/permalink/mo8X4767RRCC2W/B001P24OFE/ref=cm_ciu_images_pl_link you can see the two horizontal holes designed for the OEM mirrors. The hole I'm talking about is right by them, but not visible in... » Read More Stan,No, the hinges on the tube doors don't allow you to use hinge mirrors. However, there is a hole in the top bar all the way at the front, pretty close to the hinge. I imagine this would be for a mirror. If you look at this picture: http://www.amazon.com/gp/customer-media/permalink/mo8X4767RRCC2W/B001P24OFE/ref=cm_ciu_images_pl_link you can see the two horizontal holes designed for the OEM mirrors. The hole I'm talking about is right by them, but not visible in the photo. It's in the tube itself and is oriented vertically, which makes me think it's designed for hinge mirrors. « Show Less