Can these flaps be trimmed to length (and possibly to width)?
878027
They have a border around them, so if you trim the sides they will not look right. You can trim the top or bottom.
878028
They could be trimmed with a saber saw on slow. They have a raised edge around the outside, so to look uniform, cut both sides and or the bottom. Thx, Rog.
878029
Yes they can be trimmed / I shortened mine and put new holes in them to mount to brackets
878030
Yes. Cuts easily with a utility knife. We purchased these for a Ford F250, and Land Rover Discovery. All had to be modified. It was easy to do.
1040697
Yes, there are screws which hold the flap. You can just take them out to remove or replace the flap.
1239450
I think as long as it's the same size you should be able to. It has screws to take out the flap.
1544018
No. They are meant to be cut to the desired length. The ends are then burned and a "cap" is placed on the ends.
186762
Hi-sorry it took me so long to respond, I was out of town. The flaps measure 18" from the bottom of the metal bottom edge to the top of the screw holes x 10" wide, there are 4 screw holes, and it came with a set of 2 flaps.
886331
Yes. Replacement flaps are available directly from the manufacturer. There is an order form at: http://www.idealpetproducts.com/mobile/page/customer-service
2205935
Did find this site about flaps. http://www.petdoors.com/flaps-parts.html?manufacturer=20&gclid;=Cj0KEQiAkJyjBRClorTki_7Zx8QBEiQAcqw
1225114
I would imagine that it may not be an exact fit but that you could trim off the excess with scissors carefully and make any needed holes with a paper punch?
223780
Yes, can disassemble and shortened the sections to have the length your are looking for.
1046580
No, there are no screws with the replacement flap, however, you should be able to buy some at any hardware store, the trick will be determining what size.
391628
Trim is not the best term, as these are thick & fairly substantial, albeit plastic, but length can be cut with a saw (hack saw or radial arm saw - CAREFULLY - with eye protection, etc. a.k.a. Disclaimer....). Width is not really an issue as these are folding & I use this as a single, but also used 2-36"wide doors (also 80" long) in place of bi-fold doors for a closet. I have seen some that are 76" in height. Vertical slats can be removed to reduce overall maximum width. Hope this helps some. These are utility doors, nice looking for the price and relatively easy to install (2 opposing doors = 45 minutes with a helper, including removing the old bi-folds).
1825317
Thank you for your question! The Large replacement flap measures about 10 1/8" x 15¾."
1283004
Yes, you can trim to fit - just as long as you leave a small edge around the item (on all sides) so that the film sticks together.
545186
Not sure, I got these as a gift for somebody else, I haven't even seen them. If ya got scissors they'll fit for sure. But I don't think they'd fit without modification.
550453
check with the company they make different sizes/ but you can cut them to fit your size of door
1936715
Without modification? Doubtful. These are for custom installs, but with a little trimming it possibly could work.
1773460
You can definitely cut them to size. They are off white vinyl and slightly shiny, so I'm sure you can paint them