Are these rods too thick for sheer door panels?
902356
I think you would be safe using them with any rod drape or sheer. Its a very sturdy rod and I really like mine so give it a try
902357
I used them with sheer door panels and they were fine as far as thickness goes. The magnets were not strong enough to allow you to pull the sheers taut. If you just place them so they are not under too much tension, they are fine.
1460585
I don't know the exact thickness but if your doorway is tight, your door likely won't close completely. The hooks are pretty thick.
140322
They are not thick at all. The cabinet should close just fine. I use this in my pantry and it works great!
1156249
Unless the doors have a wooden frame (not too thick, ideal about 1 inch), don't think these will work
1820912
No, the hooks are not thick. Our house is relatively new and things fit pretty snugly, but we can still close the door where this unit hangs. There are 3 hooks. I did notice that the wood molding above the door where this hangs has 3 grey stripes on it. That's from the metal hooks rubbing on it. However, it's just color and will come off if you use one of those Mr. Clean Eraser pads. The hooks did not score or damage the wood...it just left 3 grey stripes.
1052758
Yes. I ordered three and use them in the front windows as tension rods. They are very sturdy and are just what I was looking for.
136522
I don't know what a sliding door drapery is or how it's different than regular drapes. This rod is pretty sturdy and you'd have to be using some abnormally heavy drapes for these to bend. Also, these rods allow for easy sliding vs. other rods I've had. I hope that helps.
886177
I purchased 2 of these doors. However, both were installed on doors, 1 solid wood & the other is a hollow paneled one. There's a max thickness they're good for. Go beyond that & I think you'd need to improvise. I had a contractor/friend install both of mine & they've been great for getting litter boxes into my basement.
1115507
That should be fine. My problem is that many of my door frames are only a quarter inch thick but anything above that should be fine
1602764
They are just a tad heavier but not enough to make a big difference. You will be able to get more cloths on the rod since they are thinner so that might make it heavier. I redid my whole closet and absolutely love mine!
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".
1869029
I am sorry but I'm not sure. I ordered them for my aunt to use as curtain rods.
112363
The brackets that are included with the rod only allow a 3" to 4" clearance from the wall. If, like me, you wanted to install blackout curtains over a set of vertical blinds on a sliding glass door, you should search for a bracket that will allow up to 6" or 7" inch clearance. I did manage to find them on Amazon as well.
2038060
Actually, I bought these for the rods, not the brackets. I don't believe they would fit over blinds. Even if they did, curtains could hang up on the blinds. Sorry I'm not more helpful. Good luck with this. You can always buy separate brackets for your need.
160424
I don't see any problem with that if the door is thick enough. They also make one for thin doors like storm doors. For the one I used the thickness of the door needed to be at least 1.25 inches. Most garage doors have a thick frame with thin panels but some of the insulated ones are thick enough. I'm assuming that you're asking about the roll up door. If its just the entrance door it will be fine.
20394
Yes. My door has the same thickness. Do not over tighten it by screwing it in with too much force. if you do you will crack the mirror inside and it will then be useless as my first became. I purchased another as this was my error. other than that my and I are very happy with this product..good luck!
1073068
Erin, I don't know exactly what a "thick door kit" entails but I remember that the connecting shaft for the deadbolt was longer than I needed and I had to cut it down a bit to fit. If that makes sense.