Does this kit allow you to install a much smaller door? I might need to install a 24" door, can I cut the tracks to allow it?
865672
They make a frame kit that fits 24' doors, just buy that kit instead of 'cutting-down" a larger frame. Much less hassle, and no chance of error, or mistakes, possibly ruining the frame which IS NOT covered by the manufacturers warranty! Capisce?
1078239
If the doors do not have to jump from track to track and each door can stay on one track then it should work fine. Answer #1 said it perfectly place the adjoining ends in the center of the opening and sliding doors outward. It would probably look cleaner to find a 12' rail. I just put two separate doors up in my basement and they are awesome. Easy install and look great.
57936
Yes, the holes in the tracks allow you to adjust the height of each rack. The hooks on either side of the racks attach into holes in the tracks. You'll need a drill & some handyman skills to attach the tracks onto either side of the door, before you can hook in the racks. Given the height of your door, you may want to purchase extra tracks & racks in order to get full use of your door area space.
800299
Ours is in an area 24" wide. It looks like 21" would be the narrowest is could slide through.
1770052
Not sure, we had to cut more out, we had a snaller door in place, but it comes with a cutout you can follow
1371149
As long as it is an O gage track with a full turn diameter of 36 inches or larger, it will be ok. Smaller diameter turns are too tight.
1261448
Sorry, we do not have any idea. Our door is 2" or 2.25" (standard), so we don't think so.
744189
It will work with modification. The top hook section can be unscrewed and pulled out.The track can then be cut to length. Drill two new holes, push in and refasten hook section.I had to cut 2 inches off of mine to make it fit.
1768825
We have two installed. Love them! One is set at 26" and the other at 27". However, I think you could adjust it to the 24" length you are looking for.
371164
Thank you for your inquiry.We contacted technical support in DreamLine and they said that unfortunately neither door will work in this case. The 24" will not fit. The 23" would be too small. The glass would not reach the flange on the L shaped strip. The flange on it is ½" wide. The L shaped strip acts as a stop and holds the door at 90 degrees. If the door does not overlap it the hinges make the door go 8 degrees to the inside of the shower. The frameless door does not have any size or out of plumb adjustments. You need the opening to be either 23- 23 ¼" or 24- 24 ¼" and plumb in order for it to work. Please let us know if you need any suggestions for different size door.Kind Regards,FAUCET TOWN USA Thank you for your inquiry.We contacted technical support in DreamLine and they said that unfortunately neither door will work in this case. The 24" will not fit. The 23" would be too small. The glass would not reach the flange on the L shaped strip. The flange on it is ½" wide. The L shaped strip acts as a stop and holds the door at 90 degrees. If the door does not overlap it the hinges make the door go 8 degrees to the inside of the shower. The frameless door does not have any size or out of plumb adjustments. You need the opening to be either 23- 23 ¼" or 24- 24... » Read More Thank you for your inquiry.We contacted technical support in DreamLine and they said that unfortunately neither door will work in this case. The 24" will not fit. The 23" would be too small. The glass would not reach the flange on the L shaped strip. The flange on it is ½" wide. The L shaped strip acts as a stop and holds the door at 90 degrees. If the door does not overlap it the hinges make the door go 8 degrees to the inside of the shower. The frameless door does not have any size or out of plumb adjustments. You need the opening to be either 23- 23 ¼" or 24- 24 ¼" and plumb in order for it to work. Please let us know if you need any suggestions for different size door.Kind Regards,FAUCET TOWN USA « Show Less
2166555
There are 2 pieces that are 24" and then the door which is 28" so those are fixed measurements. Its very "bendy" in the corners for tough spots but those are the fixed pieces that come with the gate. I was able to move my pieces out more to accommodate my space even though I had to but an additional section.
1646727
Yes, I have this and my doors are 36". You won't have to trim it down so it will be easy to install.
1474987
If I'm reading your question right, when the door is open I measured the opening at @ 5 1/2 ". Which I measured from the wall where the track is attached to the end of the stack. Don't forget you have a track on the opposite side that is about 3/4'
550453
check with the company they make different sizes/ but you can cut them to fit your size of door
2277259
I only hah 3" on my shaft wich was just right .My brother had 4" on his shaft and that was fine the shaft can go inside the unit about 2 " so you don't have to cut the shaft. You just don't wat to mount the unit to close to the door track my unit is about 1" from the track
514012
The track length that the motor runs in is 123" long, but with the stops I measured 118" which could be used. It may not pull your door up that last inch if you have a really tall vehicle or boat going in through the door.
673869
It should because you have to cut the tracks with a hack saw to fit your door width. As long as you cut the tracks to fit your door you shouldn't have a problem. We've loved this door.