What is the width of the doors? I don't have sliders, I do have 24" x 79" removable widows beside my french doors. I will likely buildup one side.
255237
It should work. The door itself is sturdy and easy to install so if you can frame it out, it should work just fine.
255238
It's about 17 and one half inches. It could be made to work, but it seems like it would be less trouble and perhaps less expensive in the long run to get a pet door made to be installed in the place of a removable window.
421751
Same as what Jennifer W answered but beware that the sliding doors reduce the depth to 12 inches
1295779
7/8" gap to flush slide, 3/4" usable tread, 3/4" cut out fits, doors up to 3/8"
2096369
I have the same issue. My width is 24' frame to frame. How can you pull 24' out of 19'.5"?? That would mean I would have to velcro the stationary glass door. Would look crappy I think.
1690390
Mine is in storage so I can't measure it now, but it did not fit through the doorways of any of my bathrooms (and neither did my walker). Maybe you can contact the seller for the width info.
1326522
The Face is 11 5/8 X 4 3/4 and the drawer is 10 1/2 deep. The drawer will slide well as long as you don't get any finish on the wooden slides. I bought 2 and I'm very satisfied with them.
643532
This is for an extra-tall door, so make sure your sliding door is taller than average. The top piece is spring loaded so it gets put in place and then expands to fit snug. Your slider will only shut partway now, so you will have to fashion a dowel stop to keep it locked and secure from intruders since it will no longer lock normally! Hope this helps :)
1525559
it is more than 29.5 inches wide. It will not fit through my French door without either turning it sideways, or opening the other door.
585090
The sliders should fit fine. The problem you will have is with the base frame that the cans sit on and the frame holding the cans together. My base frame measures 21.5" and the handles up top stick out past that. I think you may need to look at a different product.
290160
It depends on the size door that you order and how wide your slider opening is. The medium size is about 12 1/2" installed. It can be removed but it's not designed to be taken in and out very often, kind of heavy and bulky for that.
1386860
Shouldn't be. I have the same size door. My shoes do cover the door knob though which is a pain. The estimated width is 22 inches you can position it so the knob is between the slats.
1860693
Those are exterior dimensions, and they are rounded up to the nearest half-inch. The actual dimensions are just a tiny bit shy of those numbers. I don't know about the model number, since it's been over two years since I ordered mine. The metal is nearly an eighth of an inch thick, so your interior dimensions will be smaller (also the interior is coated with a carpetlike, fuzzy material to prevent scratching and movement, so that takes up a little bit of space, as well). Also, the door is inset by a half-inch to discourage prying. This means your interior length is closer to eleven inches.
1617005
Left door almost 20". Right door almost 10". I love it but shelves were a bugger to get in
290159
The width depends on the size you order. Regardless, I am able to still use my sliding door with installed. If you are tall enough, it is very easy to remove when you need more space.
1708857
My doors are 36 in. wide, not a problem comfortable in and out,,,,anything narrower would be a problem
781156
Good afternoon, we do not have any doors that are the size of 80*48, also, we are not able to cut down the doors at our facility as it would go against the warranty. Sorry for any inconvenience, if you have anymore questions, feel free to ask!ThanksAaron
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I was wondering too and took a chance and bought it. At its widest point, including the plastic nubs at the ends (which do not seem easy to remove), the bar is 36 and 7/8 inches wide (nearly 37"). For me, this means I can only fit it in one door way, and not symmetrically (it has to stick out farther to the right because the wall is in the way on the left), but it still seems to hold on fine, even though the foam touching the door frame is a slightly different thickness on either side. As far as depth goes, my door is 6 1/2 inches deep including trim, and it fits very well without tilting either way.