I want to cover a door opening...will the bar work if placed over the door jam, and the net hangs down over the door opening?
873167
Yes, and even if there is a little space left over...a small cut isn't gonna hurt it too much...just burn it after to seal it.
873168
The net comes without a bar, just the fabric, but it should work to cover the opening if it's 36x80 or smaller.
2111616
Probably not as the bar is designed to rest against a door frame on the front and then above the normal door molding above the door on the back-side. So I would say not.
891578
Are you serious? Why don't you try it yourself and see if it is possible. There is nothing for the hanger to grip and there isn't enough room to "jimmy" it out of the hole if it could grip. All you would end up doing is bending the hanger. The stop is heavy and protrudes multiple inches into the hole. The hanger (even if it could grip the bar AND had the room to "jimmy" it up) is too weak and would bend.
1692868
It works pretty well. It has to be kicked under the door though pretty hard. It's not the best product, but it does work. Not sure if it will keep a door open with the wind though
2057378
I hung it on the wall behind the door and it works perfect for me. When the door is open, it hides the tie rack. I would think that hanging on the door would cause the ties to slip off since most ties are silk. Too much movement on a door.
157102
I want to use this to cover some old sliding closet doors...do you think it will stay put?
2104482
The bars aren't an issue. But the door on mine has areas I was worried about so I used clips to secure it just for my peace of minsd.If you clip the door closed and more secure, I would say yes it's good for them.
2284795
Hi..I don't think it would cover a bar..maybe 4 ft? You might put something over the bar to hang down and use this as a lower border..it is really pretty
1620713
A U-shaped plastic piece slips over the top of most doors, in our case it works perfectly on a closet door. We are in a tract home with standard 1.5" thick doors.
812735
Unfortunately, no. I didn't pay close enough attention when I bought this, but instead of returning it I rigged up a bar to hand it from. This is definitely not a hang from any kind of a door item.
1465839
I have inward open doors and put the tension rod against the outside door jamb. There is a clip that goes in the center that you will have to screw into the top sill that supports the rod.
845952
It may work, if you have enough room for the cloth to slide under the door. Also when you cut the foam to size you have extra material hanging and the door doesn't clise properly. We ended up going back to putting towels in front of the door, wasted $100.00.DON'T BUY PIECE OF CRAP.
741035
While it hanging it seems OK; it's when I shut it when I was concerned too; it hits the wood. (I live in an apartment building, though.) it doesn't come with anything to protect it; what you see is it. It works great. The hanger is one-inch wide, so if your door is that wide you should be OK without any problems. (Mine is thinner so it shakes a bit when I open and shut it.) i hope this helps!!
1751258
I think it has enough bars to make that a possibility. I have mine over the door. But I think if you attach a metal piece sideways on the back part it's a possibility. It just takes a little creativity
1744777
I would not suggest doing that since it is designed to be collapsible and is uneven due to the different sizes of the bar and the release button in the middle which will show up in your background and damage it. If you do not plan on collapsing it, you could get a piece of PVC pipe (Home Depot, Lowe's etc) to be used as sleeve over the bar.
1492721
There have been no responses to your post, but did you ever find an answer to this question? I have the same problem with large moulding above my doors. I purchased a Gold's Gym version of the bar and it would not fit!
1190023
It may...you may have assemble the main bar so it hangs lower to accommodate the door....