Would these doors offer privacy? I would use two of them in a Hollywood style (shared) bathroom. Thanks!
1975664
Yes if you are looking for privacy from prying eyes while holding a conversation.
1675375
They are great except they have started to bow between the hinges. They only have one hinge at the top and one at the bottom. They need one in the middle. I can put my hand (flat) through the middle between the hinges. I'm not very happy with this since they are being used for privacy.
1895715
The picture is a bit deceiving - the doors actually slide into the middle position to allow access, not open outwards. So if there are ever issues you can just leave the door "open" but without getting in the way. If that doesn't work for you - the doors are not too bad to get off.
1809731
For a Bathroom or room is perfect as you can lock it from one side. If looking for a lock with key, NO. We are using them and they are great
1624467
Cabinet Door - I don't think that is a good idea, is going to be to heavy. I bought my wall rack for my makeup, if you want to see more pictures this is the link of my fashion and makeup blog https://www.facebook.com/Fashionnycb/photos/pb.123547287819681.-2207520000.1425494876./403467543160986/?type=3&theater;
2085867
Would not work for that purpose as it needs a lift gate. BUT I would suggest one of those shower size tents I have seen at Sporting Good stores. They are for privacy chem toilets or whatever. But I think if you position that at an angle by the door (one corner at one side of the door and the door used as a shield/gate on the other side. Or hang a curtain across from other side of doorway to tent) it could work. I hope you understand what I mean. Can't exactly diagram it here. I love tear drops.
2075830
I went and looked at ours which is sitting in the living room to double check. They are open but the door has a little "curtain" that hangs down that can be tied up.
932548
My suggestion would be to get hooks that go over your door. You could probably buy these at several different places. Bed, Bath & Beyond, Walmart, Lowes, Home Depot... I have a few hooks over my bathroom door, but I can't remember where I got them. The door closes just fine with them on.
1826156
I agree with the first answer you received including the analogy. You can lessen the tension to the point that it will barely close at all. I can see not reason to have a closure on both sides of the door with the information you provided for having this need.
1648935
They can sit right against each other and the doors open. You'd just have to have a 1x4 (possibly thicker; I can't measure it now that it's installed) vertically in between them to space and mount them properly.
2187429
They can, they're adjustable so you can tighten or loosen the resistance. I also have one on each side. The closing is a bit fast on mine, but it's for a bathroom mirror and there are some mitigating factors with not wanting to increase the tension too much on the hinges.
1861611
I'd have to say toward the cooler end of the spectrum. We have them under a ladies bathroom vanity and kitchen cabinet. My wife likes them in her make-up area which doubles as a sewing and craft area. Kitchen application is pleasing as well. I guess if you're looking for a very, very soft light these are not it.
735261
The door is very nice. It hangs well, and looks much pricier than it was. Good luck!
68972
I have the Moen ORB light fixture on one wall and the recessed toilet paper holder on the opposite wall with a oil rubbed shower door between. They coordinate and blend very nicely. My husband had no problem fitting the toilet paper holder in the exiting opening which I assume is standard.
476775
They wouldn't be very effective on a full size door, they aren't strong enough for that. Even for heavy cabinet doors, the manufacturer recommends using two, from what I remember of the instructions.
1648936
I think it would be possible the door lines up with the edges of the cabinet I don't think it would be a good idea to put the cabinets right next to each other...space at least 1/16 or 1/8 of an inch to make sure the door opens successfully. It would still look good. Can you test it out at a store? Have you called Kohler directly? They have a great customer service department which can be rare these days and sent me free replacement parts. Good luck the cabinets are really good quality.
2034947
I have a shower curtain liner behind it because it's fabric. I think without the liner you would be able to see through it.