The gap between my floor and the door is one inch. Is this going to work?
994762
Works for me. If anything it will scare the cats that are in my yard after filling my bird feeder, when I see cats in my yard.
994763
The gap you describe is a bit more than with my doors. It would work, but keep in mind if the tip of the wedge shows thru to the other side of the door, the intruder could potentially push it back and away from the door. To make the siren sound, the door just has to begin to be opened and push the contact down. So you would just need to keep the wedge from showing thru the underside of the door. You can place it on a 1/8 to 1/4 inch piece of wood to 'raise' it a bit off the floor. Keep it about 2-4 inches from the opening side of the door, so it would sound before the door gets opened too wide. The gap you describe is a bit more than with my doors. It would work, but keep in mind if the tip of the wedge shows thru to the other side of the door, the intruder could potentially push it back and away from the door. To make the siren sound, the door just has to begin to be opened and push the contact down. So you would just need to keep the wedge from showing thru the underside of the door. You can place it on a 1/8 to 1/4 inch piece of wood to 'raise' it a bit off the floor. Keep it about 2-4 inches from the opening side of the door, so it would sound before the door gets opened too... » Read More The gap you describe is a bit more than with my doors. It would work, but keep in mind if the tip of the wedge shows thru to the other side of the door, the intruder could potentially push it back and away from the door. To make the siren sound, the door just has to begin to be opened and push the contact down. So you would just need to keep the wedge from showing thru the underside of the door. You can place it on a 1/8 to 1/4 inch piece of wood to 'raise' it a bit off the floor. Keep it about 2-4 inches from the opening side of the door, so it would sound before the door gets opened too wide. « Show Less
1210671
Yes, it will work. The door can be no more than 40 inches wide. In your case, the "grippers" or "bumpers" should overhand the door facing by about 2 inches on each side. That should be enough to hold you up. In my opinion, as long as you perform the pull-ups correctly, you shouldn't have to worry about the device slipping or shifting. From my review: One thing to make sure of: Wall thickness! I have walls in an older home that are about 8 inches thick. This pull-up bar only fits walls that are 7 inches at most. I had to look all over the house for someplace where the wall was thin enough to fit this. I eventually found out my walk-in closet (a recent renovation) was thin enough. Now, I have to wallk back to my bedroom closet to exercise. It's not ideal, but it works. Six to seven inches is the ideal range for wall-thickness here. Also, the doorway needs to be between 24 and 40 inches wide and at least a foot away from any wall or corner, otherwise, your pull-up bar will not fit.
1682104
It should be fine. You might have to change the door measurements or put it in a different place.
113152
Nice product.My gap is appr. One inch and I think it would cover 1.5 inches max.
2200632
I'm pretty sure thickness wise it will. I bought it over a year ago but I believe so. The door I have it on is over 1" but not sure how much.
1099514
1 1/4 " is what I used. Check w/ the manufacturer of the flooring (they usually tell you on their website). Good luck!!
1440052
the gap we had was about 1/4 inch top and side of door. It works well....no drafts
64473
It will do... One of my door is also 5/8" from the floor. The fins are about 1/2", but the body itself is about 1/8", and there you have the 5/8". It's actually better to have at least a 1/2" gap, because with less gap it will be to tight.
224390
The bottom of my door is 1" above top of the base plate. The base plate is 1/2" in height. Ideally, you want the bottom of the door as close to the top of the base plate as possible to give it the most resistance strength. You could add another flat piece of steel or aluminum to sandwich between the floor and base plate to raise it up. But I think it will work for you.
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.
1606415
Without seeing the total door I would say, Yes. If there is a gap at the bottom you'll need to shim the sill plate or get a product that will close the gap.
1788298
I really don't think so...I would look for a different one that is right for that thickness of door
1103530
Probably. The gap between the vertical bars is 1.5 inches. There is a 1 inch gap between the floor and the horizontal bar.
390377
It would prevent the door from opening completely, but it's not designed for super thin doors. The gap is designed for doors over 1" in thickness. It does include a few small spacers (I don't recall the sizes) but they won't get small enough for a glass door. If you get creative with adding your own spacers, it may work.
601458
I thought the baffle said 1 inch and up. So I think it would work. You could always call the company and ask.
1312607
Yes, it will work. I did some measuring, and because the foot of the product is on the floor at a distance from the door you determine, you can have the foot about 12 inches from the door and still have the device locked under the door handle.
721212
Need about 1 inch clearance.Check for any lock mechanism, for me it hit the lock bar of the drawer.