What is the max plunger depth (inches) to seal the door to floor? I have a 1.5 inch gap between the door and the floor.
1538736
it takes up no more than 3/8" it may work with a "High Dome" threshold added
44951
Yes my floor was also 1-3/4" thick. It comes with a template for the hole, I drilled four holes one in each corner of the cutout then used a jigsaw to complete the cutout. It is very nice quality for the price and fairly easy to install.
1036068
Yes. The door I used is about 1.25" thick and there is plenty of clearance and works great.
375526
1/2" to 5/8". Worked well on my door openings. I no longer have water blowing in under my doors. Hope this helps.
1825251
Not likely, the plunger is on the inside of the door where it should be OK.
904555
I had the same problem. The dimensions you list are the outside dimensions, what will be covered by the door and it's trim. The 1.9" is the maximum thickness of door it will work with, the door will telescope into itself to work with a variety of thicknesses (1.25" to 1.75"). The opening the cat will go through is right about 10.5" X 7.5" The hole that needs to be cut is 13 5/8" X 8 5/8" (this is close, measuring off the template, I suspect the actual dimensions are metric).
398115
I am thinking about 1.5 inch or maybe 2 inches. I was a little concerned as well but I am happy with the depth.
56819
The center of the plunger is 1" -- insufficient to hold 3/4" material. I'd recommend using a piece of 3/4" material below your 3/4" board to hold it at the proper height. Hope this helps.
1979022
The collapsible bump is about 3/4 inch in diameter. However, it collapse completely. my door width was about 2-3/4 inches. The strips bends based on your door width. However, the bump collapse when you lower the door. it also create a good seal by hugging the unevenness of the floor. I had also installed the bottom strip. I got real tight seal. no more bugs or rain water. this product is excellent.
1276442
I'd say 1 inch but it will clamp pretty well onto the thickness of a basic door (1 1/2"). Just wouldn't do that long term. It has rubber lining the inside edge of clamp to help grip.
1438873
I just measured the hanging lip of mine here, and the gap measurement was exactly 1 and 1/4 inches. It looks like it will be just barely too small for yours to fit as intended.
2200782
I'd say less than 1/4 inch, maybe 3/16 inch, but I am not there right now to measure the gap exactly. You can estimate it from the spec diagram describing the product.
1866377
I find that it feels like sponge and compresses quite a lot. In fact, after you remove the backing to reveal the sticky side, you can actually it stretch quite a fair bit, not that you would want to. If you are using it along the entire perimeter of the door, the final closing may get a little stiffer but I do prefer a tight seal. That is also assuming your 1/16" gap is uniform across. Definitely not a problem on the hinged side of the door though.
394571
This seal is not big enough to bridge a gap that big - it won't handle much more than 1/2". I bought a different seal - Garage Door Parts Clopay T-end Bottom Rubber Seal - 4 1/2"x20' - and used it with the same track in this kit. It can probably handle up to 2". My garage door has a gap of 1 1/4" either end (of a 16ft door) and it seals really nicely.
1298661
While I agree with Mr. Ilecki as to the seal fitting under the garage door and that it is really a matter of adjusting your door's travel, using a machinist's rule, I found the thickest part of the cross section to be .5 inches. I installed this product last fall and am very pleased with it. It remedied the problem we had with a straight-edged door with a good seal installed, not being able to seal against an uneven garage floor in the area of the doors' sealing area. It has kept the rain and melting snow out and ended the problems with drafts.
1298663
Approximately 1/4 inch. It will definitely fit under the rubber seal on the garage door. You may have to adjust the door closure on the opener just a tad
1585687
Yes the depth is 1.5 that hooks over the door. It fits close to the door and the hooks do not stick out very far.