These look like slide up doors, but can't tell for sure. Do they swing our or slide up &amp; down?
459598
The 3 doors in front are slide up doors, they do not swing out. The main large door swings out, it has one of the slide up door build into it.
643532
This is for an extra-tall door, so make sure your sliding door is taller than average. The top piece is spring loaded so it gets put in place and then expands to fit snug. Your slider will only shut partway now, so you will have to fashion a dowel stop to keep it locked and secure from intruders since it will no longer lock normally! Hope this helps :)
581687
I used the same model as the one on the picture on both doors and they were installed on hard wood floors. I feel much safer with them. Someone would literally have to knock the whole door down to get in.
2276867
Ours did but the graphic showed them (2 years ago). I do not think they do anymore because of the issues the company has had with how the doors sit against the frame--so it was redesigned.
1131387
Hi,They are showing the door open on the photograph. It's a weird photo and in no way representative of the way the unit looks in real life. I have one of these and an extremely happy so far. We have had it since March. Good luck!
791499
The sliding doors can slide all the way across. In the picture, door 1 is on the left but it can also slide to the middle position. Door 2, which is pictured on the right can also slide to the middle position. The doors share a sliding track. The unit is fairly dark, but you can tell it's not truly black but actually dark brown.
724982
It goes either way. Depends on your door. There is an adjustment that you make. It's very easy.
2209017
They open as two separate doors. One on the left and one on the right. The top and the bottom are not split; they're the same door.
1966599
They are a little hard to push up, make sure when the button is pushed, all the way in, twist the leg to be sure the button has released. Then it should slide up.
1131389
Hi, They are showing the door open on the photograph. It's a weird photo and in no way representative of the way the unit looks in real life. I have one of these and an extremely happy so far. We have had it since March. Good luck!
1176501
No, they slide under the door. They fit any door and are easy to cut to fit. They just slide on the floor when you open it on either hard wood or carpet. They have lowered our electric bill enough to pay form them in two months.
1481068
It's been a while since I installed these for a customer, but if I recall, they swing out like a door out of the way. I'm sure it was tool-less, but there was a wing but or something securing them closed.
1481092
There is no door at the slide entrance. They seldom use the "bouncey" without sliding so, most of the time, it is not a problem not to have one. My daughter has one with no slide and it does have screen "doors" on two sides.
1190241
This item has a door on one long slide. There are two little window/vents on each of the short sides.
276776
That do have a slight drop. But they swing freely and are not sagging enough that the door rubs againstthe bottom of the unit when closing. Take the time toget the hinges right when you are putting it together. They are pretty sturdy. And just to clarify that sag, I didn't notice, it was the wife that did. When the doors are closed it is not noticeable unless you measure it against something. Ultimately the wife said we'll keep it. So it must not be to bad.
1498789
No. They don't. It is quite irritating. They are also 2 separate peices. That slide and move and really are not the best quality...
1618563
Not sure what you're asking, but the quality on the over the door ones is great.