what do you recommend for door that are 1 3/4 " thick ? this product is too small for that !
891641
It says you can buy a latch for thicker door jams but I can't find it anywhere. Ours are thick too so we actually removed the pin from the door but left the knob and just latch it where the pin would go. I haven't tried it yet but I thought of maybe buying a command hook to put in the door jam to latch it to.
1087578
I recently used them with full 1" thick doors which worked but made the install very tight ..........7/8"should be no problem.
2029120
it may work but i think the door has to be thicker. i'm thinking that type of door may not be very strong for this type.
1476224
My door is 1 3/4 in thick and it fits perfectly with no sliding. Probably will slide around on smaller door.
531839
Mine is mounted in a door 2" thick. I think the shoulders alone add up to more than 3/4". In my opinion, no, 1/4" is too thin. Hope this is helpful.
794404
My hardware came with 3 different pairs of screws. One pair is 1-3/4" long. My door is 1-1/2" thick, so I used the shortest pair in the package.
2025246
I used 3 wood screws with large (1.25" diameter) washers to fasten it to my door that is only about 3/4 inch thick.
897952
I just measured the depth of my doors and they can accommodate the 1 1/2" panels behind the frame on the inside of the door. Unfortunately, they won't fit on ones with less depth.
961336
I have installed this door in two of our doors, each of which is just under 3.5 cm in thickness. It should be fine in a door that is 4 cm thick.
1255496
I have it on small platform about 1" thick. Otherwise the door would probably be hard to open.
1532476
There are two 1" long screws that came with the product. These screws are probably too long and will poke through a cabinet door, you should buy the appropriate length screws to match the thickness of your cabinet.
1789222
These handles are meant to be used with 1-3/4" doors; to make it work with a 1-1/2" door, you would need shorter mounting screws, and you may need to trim the tail piece on the keyed cylinder to fit properly.
307710
My door is 1 3/8 thick and the brackets that came with the shoe rack are 1 5/8. Just make sure to install all the screws on the one you have, as this will keep it from moving when it's full of shoes while opening and closing the door. I hope I was able to help you.
250383
Its only a half in or side wide and wraps around your door edge, I don't think this is the product you are looking for.
143861
It's 1/8" thick. My door will not close with it up there but I don't really care. It doesn't lay flat.
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
1206086
No need to worry about the width of the door; as for the thickness, unless they're REALLY think you'll be OK. The portions which attach to top and bottom of door have an adjustable tension strap between them which helps compensate for thinner doors. If your doors are still to thin then you could throw some cardboard in gaps between the door and the attachment pieces.