How long are the fins? I have a door with a significant (almost half inch) gap under it.
1560577
The fins are about 0.5", or slightly under after a bit of use and compression. it will just fill a 0.5" gap, but will not be a snug fit, and I'll guess a little air might get in on a windy day.
1560578
From the bottom of the door to the bottom of the fins is 1/2 inch, I think you will need something a little longer to cover a 1/2 inch gap. You want the fins to "more" than just make it to create a seal.
1560579
Fins are 1/2" long, and should fill the gap. I removed the door from the hinges and used nails to secure it under the door. Nails worked well for me because I had to pry it down to fill the gap which was greater than 1/2" and that perfectly sealed the gap. Still in use on front door and seems to be holding up well. Hope that helps:)
1668851
Probably depends on thickness of doors, mine are about 3/4" and the gap is about 1/4".
307710
My door is 1 3/8 thick and the brackets that came with the shoe rack are 1 5/8. Just make sure to install all the screws on the one you have, as this will keep it from moving when it's full of shoes while opening and closing the door. I hope I was able to help you.
327164
Good question. I don't swim with or own a pair of fins so I can't answer for certain....but it fits my shoes with plenty of room to spare. I'd be willing to bet they would fit. Best wishes!
856911
Mine just showed up. I wish it were 12', but instead was 10'2.5", for my 10'6" door. So don't plan on much extra, also ends aren't cut square. Now I need to find 4" more of this stuff...
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Mine is hung on the back of the closet door and I have wide doors, there is 8+ inches between the door handle and the shoe rack. It has not gotten in my way in the month or so that it has been installed.
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It's 11 3/8 inches between the screw holes. It ended up being too short of a distance for my standard cabinet. I didn't want to risk ruining my door.
1796588
I had a 32" opening and the doors came in at 31". I thought that's how a 36" worked, it comes smaller but probably not in your case. plain the doors down or send them back
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Hi I just measured 2 inches between bars. I have molding so my gate also has a 4 1/2 inch gap under it. I'm assuming you may have to consider that as well. Good Luck!
1386860
Shouldn't be. I have the same size door. My shoes do cover the door knob though which is a pain. The estimated width is 22 inches you can position it so the knob is between the slats.
1879042
I would suggest that the door isn't tight - there are 2 rubber bumpers on the top of the door that hold the door away from the frame by at least 3/32" Looking at my unit this fit looks normal and ours works great
1295771
The strip is just over an inch and a half eith the sticky portion covering the top 3/4 of an inch. So as long as the gap in your door is less than a 1.25 inches you should have enough clearance for the sticky portion to actually stick. Measure before applying! Once you stick, you can't go back!
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Nearly 15/16ths. Our cabinets also have 3/4" doors and the hooks are too big. I put cushioned mounting tape under them to make them tight.
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If the part that attaches to the door is not sitting flat, then you probably have a door that is thicker than 1 1/4" (probably 1 3/8"), in which case, you will have to notch the door to accommodate the metal flanges that are preventing the hinge flap from laying flat.
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The door on ours is on the long side! Not the shorter width! Hope it helps?
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I have the medium pair and the measurement from the heel to the tip of the fin is 15". We were snorkeling in the French Polynesian islands, so it wasn't heavy duty stuff. It worked very well for us.
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My door fits too tightly for me to be able to use the brackets, and I don't have the brackets any more. But maybe this will help: it is 42 inches from the ironing surface to the center of the small holes that are in the vertical center of the horizontal pipe at the top of the frame. The brackets were supposed to fit into the holes. The brackets were about 4 or 5 inches long. So the number you want is approximately 46 or 47 inches. If someone can provide the exact length of the brackets, you can get a more exact number.