The panel spaces on my aluminum garage door are less than an inch deep (roughly 7/8") but these panels are 1 1/2 inches thick. Will they fit?
897952
I just measured the depth of my doors and they can accommodate the 1 1/2" panels behind the frame on the inside of the door. Unfortunately, they won't fit on ones with less depth.
897953
The panels wouldn't tuck behind the framing as intended. You would have to glue them and they would stick out. You would be better off buying 3/4" ×4'×8' sheets from a construction supply house.
897954
I found they are close to 1 1/4 inch, but even then, they would be too thick if your doors are 7/8".
527729
I believe my door was 1" thick. It can fit thicker doors, also. Up to about 1½", 1¾", at least. I installed it last year, and it works great. (I sold the trailer, so I can't go out and measure the door now.)
675875
I think they will stick out slightly (1 in) from the opening, but yes they will fit.
1237274
They will fit but you will need to get baffels. Your doors have 6x9 and the set only comes with baffels for 5x7 in pretty sure. You won't have to alter door at all though. Awesome speakers to go with.
1110102
The width is 1" with no compression of the rubber gasket that rest on the door surface. The answer to your question is yes. 1/8" to spare
832865
Without removing it I can't say for certain but my door is 1+5/8" thick and it fit with plenty to spare. I suspect 2" would not be a problem. Visibility is very good.
740092
This will work with these type doors, if it is top mounted. The only thing to watch is the mounting plate on top is 3/4" wide, so it won't look right on a thinner panel than that.
312793
i think if i remember they were 1/8" from the width side. It's been a while since I installed it. good luck --it worked fine
602355
Each panel is 17 7/8" (total width 35 3/4") so the manufacturer provides a 1/4" for the mounting hardware. If the opening is 36", it will fit nicely.
1480183
Yes, They will fit. You may have to balance it after you get the panel on the up and flat on the lift. Just shift it a couple of inches and it will be ready to go up. The 12' length will not be a problem.
1000182
Yes but check the depth. These have a much bigger magnet so you may need to make spacers...I did. All worked out well though...I'm very happy with them.
154679
My door is 1-1/2" and the bends of the hook fit perfect. I don't think you would want to go any thicker because of weight distribution even if you did try to re-bend. Just my opinion. Hope that helps ... if I understood question.
222716
The issue is where are your trusses or joists in relation to where the garage door rails are. With 30 inches, you should have6 inches to spare assuming 24 inch spacing. It may not look symmetrical, but it should work fine.
1124342
I expect they would fit since it is 1 inch smaller. But, I don't know if that is something you should do. I recommend calling a few different HVAC places to get their opinions.
1361983
I actually returned this one because my predrilled holes did not fit with the requirements on this fixture; I order another Baldwin fixture, very similar and it worked great. My door is 1 3/4" thick.
2164972
Yes, it will fit, but will stick out. To be precise, it is not 2.5" wide, more like 1.75. My door is a little more than 1.5" wide.I have side sticking out on inside of garage and it works great. Since product is solid metal, it will not bend as long as where the base lands is flat. The trick will be where you screw; you will not be centered, so risk of loss of integrity. Get longer screws at slight angle. I added a few more and set to be in middle of door. Be sure to pre-drill new holes prior to installing. That should do it.
1261448
Sorry, we do not have any idea. Our door is 2" or 2.25" (standard), so we don't think so.