i want to get two one for each floor of a 2-story home. do you think they would work ok? thanks
317483
I bought one for my front door, it worked for 2 days and hasn't worked since--do not recommend it.
317484
My experience with them would suggest that they will not work. If you have a frame home perhaps. Our home is constructed of block and stucco. Range is limited to about 20 feet max. from the outside ringer and signal does not penetrate interior walls. I hope this helps.
317485
The system is set up with two separate chimes, this is usually used for a front and back entrance but would probably have the same effect with a two story building. One chime setting could be for the first floor and the second chime setting for the second floor.
317486
I actually got this for my granddaughter's play house, but I see no reason why they wouldn't work, one on each floor. I have no idea what kind of range they have, but I would recommend them.
317487
Serial failures for me, and the good hardware store that first sold them to me has discontinued carrying them (I suspect that's related to the problems with them).
317488
No, the range is not good enough. You would do better to get only one, and set it up in the stairwell (assuming the stairwell is close enough to the door). The volume is variable though, so you could likely have it loud enough to work effectively.
317489
Its realy good and it works just fine but you need to avoid too much walls between the button and the bell
1153005
Depends on your design. Two would fit well, but now you've got twice as many wires and hoses. Also consider that these are quite bright/intense colors and light.
1722638
No. I don't think they would work, because the style of them is so that the pressure from itself holds the item, and it would not work turned up to the ceiling.
1107977
We have concrete floors and opted to put two on each level. They're cheap enough that this made sense. Even though these are not "mesh" units, their tech support provided me with instructions to "fake" a mesh setup, so people are able to roam through the building unaware that they have moved from one access point to another.
963687
They're not super sturdy so two is probably best. In use them more for child proofing than security so one could conceivably work but two seems best. Also don't know about your particular window but I have wooden frames double windows (with the old jnternal rope and counter weights) and they work fine. They just screw into the frame itself and when open are flush enough to allow plenty of room to fully open the window.
463975
Absolutely! I have one in the living room and one in the family room. They work great!
856024
I have a two story home and it works great ..no problems anywhere in the home.
1295322
As long as you don't plan on Bi-wiring them, yes it shouldn't be an issue. Keep in mind for better results you should just save up for floor standing right and left speakers. Otherwise I recommend paying the same price for left and right channel speakers.
789745
It would work on a 2 story house. I have a single story and only use part of the sections.
872597
these are not mushed flat. They may still work, depending on the clearance between louver slats. They might scratch the door.
518762
Hi Diane. My Apt is 850sf. Ive got 2 of these and they work like a charm!!! I'll say 2 for the 1st floor and 1 for your bedroom. If your 2nd floor has a big open area then 2 pero floor. Hope this helps!GJ
1181427
I think it would be fine. We bought 2 for our 3 bed/3 bath house and had quite a bit left over.
503009
they are optional and I think how stable it is without them would depend on how level your floor is. If it is level it should be very stable.
2092553
in my opinion I think these would work just fine. If the carpet is thin underneath. I have my tiles over uneven floor and it molds nicely on top. But just to let you know, the colors I received are neutral and NOT bright so if you are looking for bright tiles for your classroom, it may not be the right tiles for you. The quality is great though.
722812
If you are not heavy handed, two per door work fine. If you need installation instructions, there are many videos on you tube that are a big help.
2006603
sorry for caps - bad eyes. the answer is: probably not.... get two of them - one for the downstairs and one for the upstairs.
836284
The PSI is very good. I'm sure it would work for a one story home(such as mine) however I'm not certain it would meet you needs for a 2 story home. I guess you can try it and if it doesn't meet the need you can always return the system. Good luck!