I can only see the maximum width of the bar. What is the minimum door frame size to mount the bar?
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I took the bar down from its mounts and screwed the ends in to its minimum width on both sides and then measured it at 25 inches. That's the absolute minimum width since you have to slip it into two mounting brackets on the door jamb that stick out one-quarter of an inch each, so allow for that and make it a little more than 25 inches. Hope that helps. My door jamb width is 30 and one-quarter inches.
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Less than 1". The bar is closer than the screen - We hung ours on the wall using the built-in bracket and tiny 3/4" spacer (painted black to match) behind each side so that bar is able to just pass by a bulletin board on the wall - we use staples or the flat thumb tacks (but pushpins would be bumped by the bar). The thinnest glass-only frames should be fine or space it from the wall or hang from the ceiling for more space.
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There is a "soft mount" and the recommended "hard mount". So basically it's like a tension rod that you keep twisting in the door frame until there is enough tension to hold the bar. That's the soft mount. The hard mount you screw in to the door way.
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The frame is 4" on hinge side & the latch side. It is 2" on the top and bottom. The overall size of the face that you see is 11.75" x 17". You can mount it with the hinge on the right; the name stamped on the door will be upside down, other than that it's fine. That's how mine is mounted.
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install a piece of 1'x1' flush with 3 screws flush with the door jamb. make sure the bars won't rub against it.
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There is a maximum width. We cancelled the order and paid to have someone order and install a heavy frameless glass from a glass company. It actually had to be redone 3 times and we didn't have to pay for the mistakes. If your doorframe is not very square I'd suggest paying someone to do it all from order to installation.
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Cassey, Your frame would have to be 3/4 inches thick. These are designed for a 1/2 overlay. Which means the door would overlay the frame by 1/2 inch. As far as dimensions, the door could be any size. Hope this helpsDennis
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How wide are the screw in brackets? I am returning one i bought because they were too wide for my doorway...
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In response to your question, a 3/8" space is needed on each side of the screen door to attach the bar.
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Do not kow.My bar is 4 inches around. Maybe you might need a different model.
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I can't tell you about hooks for this bar. The bar was too long for the area I wished to install it in and I returned it. It was very attractive but the wrong size for my need.
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I don't know what the max would be but I was able to adjust the doors after installation to take up over 1/4". I'm guessing you could make up up to 1/2". We are very happy with our doors.
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The dimensions are in description there exact. The mounting brackets mount into door frame gutters mounts very sturdy this is a double stack bar stands 15 inches high I don't think will will have any issues if you put it on correctly but f you really drive 90mph+ or a regular basis I would recommend a slimline led bar instead less risk of wind noise and it would be a bit more discreet
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The Recommended Distance in between bars is 25 in - 30 in for optimal mounting
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This fits well on every door I have in my house. Well, I take that back, I dont know if it will fit every door as I check some of the larger doorframes downstairs and they look to have a 32.5 width. I haven't checked those with this bar. All of my bedroom, hallway and bathroom doors of varying widths below 30" that work well with this bar. I believe the only issue you might have would be with doors less than 27" since stamina bar's side, nearest the user, only has the outside inch or two padded. So, if the door was too small it could possibly scratch the frame of the door if padding extended beyond the door frame causing only the metal of the bar to create the leverage. This fits well on every door I have in my house. Well, I take that back, I dont know if it will fit every door as I check some of the larger doorframes downstairs and they look to have a 32.5 width. I haven't checked those with this bar. All of my bedroom, hallway and bathroom doors of varying widths below 30" that work well with this bar. I believe the only issue you might have would be with doors less than 27" since stamina bar's side, nearest the user, only has the outside inch or two padded. So, if the door was too small it could possibly scratch the frame of the... » Read More This fits well on every door I have in my house. Well, I take that back, I dont know if it will fit every door as I check some of the larger doorframes downstairs and they look to have a 32.5 width. I haven't checked those with this bar. All of my bedroom, hallway and bathroom doors of varying widths below 30" that work well with this bar. I believe the only issue you might have would be with doors less than 27" since stamina bar's side, nearest the user, only has the outside inch or two padded. So, if the door was too small it could possibly scratch the frame of the door if padding extended beyond the door frame causing only the metal of the bar to create the leverage. « Show Less
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Lanae,My bars are 2-3/4" wide. You should have no problem with the Thule mounts
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The width of the rack bar is 3". It has a slight bow, like an airplane wing, but should accommodate 31/3" u-bolts.