Can this closer be installed on either the push or the pull side of the door?
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Apparently. See -http://www.tellmfg.com/TECHNICAL%20SUPPORT%20NEW/ALL%20NEW%20PDFs/Res%20Door%20Closers/2000%20Instal%20Instructions.pdf
327768
My experience with this item it has be be mounted on the side with the hinge pins facing to the out. So if you are standing at the door and you can see the hinges that is where you have to mount it. I tried to mount it on the inside which I think is what you are asking and could not find a way to get it to mount and operate.
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Not readily, think about how it functions, and that it slides OVER and PAST the wall/door frame. One could be devised (have already thought about 3 different ways to do that) but it's not a part of the door slider design or function. You could readily design some sort of tongue and slot sort of latch, and attach a lock, or devise any number of latches that the door itself would connect to, but this door-slider system is only designed to manage the movement of the door, nothing else. We are using ours for light and privacy, but a latch is not part of our needs, courtesy takes care of that. If you decide to do something like a latch (again, would not be difficult, just have to look at your installation environment), don't forget to allow for emergency access to the room from the outside in case of some accident or sickness on the other side of the door.
2147975
It can go either way. My husband was able to recess ours pretty easily. It's just heavy! So have another person around to help install.
1696098
It can but that inhibits the door opening if you recess it to far. I have two and they are both partially recessed to allow the door to open.
1319651
Yes! Has switch inside control box for push instead of default pull. By the way I really like the way this opener ramps up and down at each and of the movements
1440054
It will be close but better than it is now and less expensive than a new door. You might consider removing and reinstalling the door trim a bit closer to the door. In any case, don't install the product too tightly against the rest of the door or you will have difficulty closing the door completely.
404041
This gate has a small hole that the gate fits into to close. To open you pull up slightly and the door can than be swung in either direction.
1896644
You till have to use the latch as before. The bar actually prevents people from pulling on the flimsy plastic slide cover and using it as the door closer. Check out this video on YouTube: http://youtu.be/QwjMmGZvj2oHope this helps.
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That depends on what you want it to do. It will keep the door mostly closed, but it is unlikely that the door will close all the way. Being on the hinge side of the door it takes quite a bit of torque to latch the door. If you need the door to close all the way you should probably look in to a commercial closer.
1864593
Yes, if it's in place, it will go off when the door opens from either side.
1127062
Any door. It is excellent! A hint: After installing it, if it does not close completely for, example, to prevent rain from coming into the garage, adjust the closing strength on the garage door closer. It is easy.
1694566
I'm not sure what you mean by the panel next to the door. In order to snap/push on this extrusion, the bottom of that panel would need to be accessible just like the bottom of the glass door. It doesn't need to be slid on from the side.
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I believe that you can. The latch is designed to go on both left and right opening doors. However, in your case the latch and hasp will need to be reversed from the usual install. This might work it might not. I can't tell without seeing your setup. My advice is you get it and try and see if it can be installed. If not then return it.
1397586
Yes, there are two (2) sliding sections that can be installed whereby they can be positioned as two (2) halves or adjusted where you can have a larger opening depending on your door size.
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They screw in from both sides but making the change from one to two holes with this kind of pull should pose no problem. You can purchase a template from any home improvement store to assist you with getting the new holes lined up correctly. The single hole should be hidden under the handle.
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Neither it's just a push lift mechanism. My husband easily installed into a older model Cabinet works like a charm. No more lifting machine best purchase I've invested in.
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Absolutely. Try this on the opposing door: Ives by Schlage 221B15 Closet Flush Pull.