Can extended use leave any marks on the door frame, moldings, etc. I've read that this does happen with competitive products.
866671
I've been using it for a month or so. Starting to see faint black marks on the white door frame and above the door frame on the other side.
866672
I don't think so because the bars have grips on them that are black and they do not stain the walls, at least I haven't noticed it so far.
866673
It can leave a faint black mark from the black foam, and if you use a pipe section to extend the supports, then you want to be careful to make sure there is enough foam protecting the edges.
141776
Mine does have some black stuff marks on it from being used for a long period of time
1384593
I bought mine around the same time and didn't have that problem. It's odd that you would receive both with hinge damage. As far as I know it has been fixed. Yes. I hope you get a better replacement.
2101336
It appears to be a stick on label, but I haven't tried to remove it. I'm afraid it would damage the finish on the frame. Sorry I can't help answer your question better.
6770
I took mine down to fix the velcro strips cause I had put it in the wrong place. When I removed the velcro strips it did not leave a sticky residue around the door frame.
97532
Make sure you get as long of an extended warranty as you can get on this model. Ours like many had the door latch failure after about 1.5yrs. SOL for us...
206146
I bought this item this past September, and at the time of my purchase it still had sharp edges, which I had to sand down. I doubt that it has been fixed, but check newer reviews, there may be mention of it.
748362
We checked the few hinges we have not used at this point in time. We do not see any name of manufacturer etc. on the hinges, and there are no "markings". Also, the hinges were not received in any type of manufacturer' box. (on the positive side, we have installed several and all is in working order)
1813249
The bar hangs off the molding around a door. As long as you have molding it should be fine. It does do some damage after extended use but i have heard if you place a towel or something under the point where it hits the molding it won't damage. Hope this helps.
1882669
Haven't had any problems. Just tape off areas for the over-spray. This stuff is SUPER strong. Used it on veneers and it is awesome!!
1783027
I have not noticed any manufacturing marks on the bracket. There are none visible on the outside of the bracket.
2077632
My board has a few knife marks, but none that are unexpected from constant use. This is a solid board. I have not had any separation issues.
299909
Just make sure you seal it with a uv protectant type of polyurethane if you do. I stained and sealed mine without uv protection and had to go back and sand the entire thing and refinish, what a pain!
717311
I couldn't answer you question regarding poor construction as I haven't had those issues. However, I do live in South Florida and have NO issues with warpage of any kind with the door or frame. I did have an issue with a hydraulic cylinder that had broken away from its mount during shipping and was impossible for me to reinstall due to pressures within the cylinder not allowing for compression. This issue was resolved by the company sending s new pre-compressed cylinder no charge. Since then the access door has been 100% perfect. I love it.
2098112
No, I don't believe it would leave a mark. It's just double stick tape. The instructions on the package say that if you want to remove it, soak the tape with some oil and let it sit for a couple hours to soften it up. I haven't had to do this, since mine is still on, but I really don't think it will hurt a thing. They even include a couple of extra pieces of tape so you can re-install it if you like.
1982911
The door frame will have no problem holden you and the chin up bar;however after a year of use some chipping occurred. I recommend using a towel or something to take off some of the pressure. Hope this helped-Henry
2231799
it does damage the door frame. It shouldn't actually fall, but it will damage the doorway. Leaves black marks on it, and leaves indents in the wood frame. I don't know if this is true for all types of wood door frames, but I live in a condo complex with pretty decent construction and these ones as well as the frames of some friends of mine have all had the same type of damage. It's not REALLY bad, you can just paint over it and it's not that noticeable unless you look closely or feel it, but it's there.