The height of my opening is 60" . Can these be cut down to that size ?., and is there track on both top and bottom ? . Can i use two pieces to do one opening 60 " wide ?.
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Hi! These come at about 80'' if you are a craftsman you could probably cut them down...CAREFULLY! There is only one track for the top only. As long as you have top space for "two tracks'' I don't see why you can't put two together... one from the left and one from the right. The only issue I can see would be how the magnets attach together at the middle. The would retract each other so maybe a small metal plate in the middle. If you are looking for long term or deal with pets and children going in and out, then these are not a good choice. They will be flimsy at the bottom. Other than that they served my purpose of hiding an obscure linen closet. Good luck
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It appears on mine that the rod and the two end pieces are separate pieces, so yes, I think you could cut the rod to the size you want (if you know how to do that). Mine looks very nice, by the way.
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]No, the track is only 48" wide, you could get two sets and have them meet in the center
739621
No, All of the pieces are cut to specific lengths. I guess if you had the ability to cut top and bottom bar you could. But then you couldhave built one of these yourself.
1734984
I would think these could be easily cut but it's not clear whether you included the arch in the measurements in this question. If you didn't you would need to buy two of them and line them up carefully.
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.
1599109
It could be done but you would need something to support the saw track (like a 2x10) that you could lay down beside your 2x4 and then just slide the track over as you make each 1/2" cut. It will be tricky though as you make each cut and the 2x4 decreases in width. The rubber bottom on the track may not be enough to keep the 2x4 from moving.
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Hi we can cut to size but I don't have the listing. What I would recommend is that you order 2 pieces. One of 4 inch and one of 3 inches of the same size. Then I would know that you want a 7 inches. If you give mebthe order send a message so I know is you and I will send you a piece of 7 x 24 x 72. Thank you
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If I understand the question correctly, yes you can cut items under 12". You may need to use something (such as bench, sawhorse etc.) to support the outer end of the track. If narrower cuts are common for you, you may want to consider one of their shorter versions.
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I don't think it will although I have not tried it. My guess is that the 60" wide that the gate is supposed to fill includes the 2 inches on each side to press the whole thing together enough for the gate to close. That said, you can always see if you can get an additional extension piece from Summer (if they offer it an support it as a viable solution). Also you can also consider putting a couple of 2x4's on either side of it, but that will likely mean nailing the wood into the walls to prevent the gate from falling down.
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Its possible, however, you may have to buy additional units. All the pieces come individually so you can cut the length of the top an bottom rail to the lengths you need. In order to make it around your "slight corners" of the oval you may have to make several "shorter" fence panels to make the curve then open your panels back up to full lengths down the sides. Hope this helps
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Hello, I have a 7ft door but the track allows for 7 & 8 ft doors. It's a great opener. Please contact me you have any other questions. Ken
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You really need both upper and lower tracks to provide the needed stability to the shelf unit. It's a great product! Hope you'll find it a helpful and useful as ours!
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The doors are 36" each and the borders are just over 1 inch. There is NO way to cut these down to fit a 65" opening.
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Measure twice cut once. Since the ends fit INTO the extruded legs you would detach them from the wood, make your cut, and re-attach. You may need a hacksaw to cut the aluminum "L" angle bottom support. Also, one or two of your bottom slats may need to be modified in width. We have two of these are are super happy with them. I did however feel it was needed to drill my own holes and screw some of the center bottom slats in to prevent bowing or bellying
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It would take some fancy footwork and woodworking skills to trim these doors to 40 inches. It might be achieved if you could reattach the top (or bottom) frame piece to your cut, but I'm not sure those pieces would be easily removed or reaffixed.
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I have a 61 inch opening with two extensions. I don't know about the 48" opening. It should be a pretty standard opening. Call the company and tell them what you need.