would it work on a door....a regular door or a garage door?
880526
From my understanding this is more for glass. Supposedly if someone attempts to shatter a glass or hits strongly on the glass. I am not sure it would work on a regular door unless someone hit the door or garage door firmly. They have some just for doors by the same company.
880527
If the door has a glass window on it I would assume it would work the same way. If the window breaks or vibrates it should set off the alarm.
880528
From my understanding this is more for glass. Supposedly if someone attempts to shatter a glass or hits strongly on the glass. I am not sure it would work on a regular door unless someone hit the door or garage door firmly.They have some just for doors by the same company.
880529
Hi! No, unless that door was never opened. The alarm would go off anytime you closed the door, so unless you're just protecting that door and not using it--I wouldn't buy it for that purpose.
880530
I think so why not? I have it on my door.My door is one of those doors with glass in the middle of it, not a sliding glass door. Thats where I have it, on the oval glass part . It goes off when my paperboy hits the bottom of the wooden part of the door.Works very well.
880531
It will work on a door. For a garage door there are signaling devises that will let you know when your garage door is open. They will cost more however. Search for them on amazon
880532
Also try x10.com for devises that will emit a chime when someone approaches your door.
1009174
It would have to be a really thin door. I cannot see how it could work on a standard interior door without a lot of work.
1636818
It should work with any standard door. If it has a "regular" door knob and dead bolt I can't see any reason it wouldn't.
974334
You can make it work on a panel door. That is what we have it on. It takes a little more care and effort in applying it but it can be done. Just be sure to start smoothing from the center out and just barely skim over the indented parts of the door
1219544
It should work fine. Make sure the assist springs on the door are working properly - the garage door should be easy to open by hand prior to installing the garage door opener.
1854889
Yes, depending on the construction of the door. I have mine mounted to our wooden garage door.
176606
Im not sure. I saw 1 guy on utube had it mounted to his garage wall but I think it would be safer and easyer to just put it on the door. Whatever you put it on just make definitly sure its very stable.
796058
It should, I installed one on custom doors that are much thinner than standard, framed doors. I did have to adjust, drill, etc some alterations, but it works great.
1547131
i am not sure. perhaps you can find that answer on google. however, most garage doors and garage door openers work the same way. Your garage door has a certain "frequency". Set that "frequency" in the garage remote, and the two are paired. I do not recommend this remote. It is too weak and only works when i stand very close to garage door. i recommend buying the $10 model instead
614346
I guess it depends on what your door is made of, and how thick it is. But I think you could safely install this on a standard wooden door.
1369770
I dont see why not it fits most doors. As long as the strip of framing its supposed to catch on is flat I would think it would work just fine.
1194187
It will definately hold open a normal house door but not sure about a commercial door. It's not featherweight like many of them are.
704615
If your door works with a standard doorknob, it will work with this. If not, you'll need to get crafty.
1058440
Yes,it will work on a garage. My husband and I are living in an addition built onto a camper and this works perfectly.
2185682
If the door thickness matches the stated thickness of 1 3/4 inches, it will do the job. Quality is excellent. Mine is on the bottom of the door from the garage to the mud room. Works significantly better than the original. Door thickness must be 1 3/4 or all bets are off.
1361782
It's basically a pair of magnets. As long as you position them so they are together when the door is closed, and apart when opened, it will work.
2132791
Agree with Ms. Coward's answer! Generally speaking, I wouldn't use this for a garage door opener.