How large of an opening in the regular door do I need to fit this into? Thank you.
2083602
It comes with a template which I've since thrown away. The opening needed isn't much larger than the flap size may 1/2" added to the flap size dimension.
2083603
There's a thick frame around it so I just measured the opening of the panel, it's around 10.5" X 18"
229258
It is 36 inches, it can be any width door in a normal house opening, it depends on the width of the opening that you are trying to close in. This is just the hardware and you get the door usually a slab door to mount to the hardware.
908253
The necessary opening size for this one is 15". You would have to add some runners along the side of the cabinet to bring it to the correct size. Keep in mind this is a little more than a beginner diy project. I think you can find one that will fit your opening size better. That would be a much better solution.
582726
My opening is 35" and the gate has two extensions, one on each side, the gate opening is 16 1/2". I don't know if they have them, larger extensions, but this really is a great gate if it fits your door frame opening. It is a tension gate and the more extension you add the weaker it makes the gate. Course, you could add something like 2x4's to decrease the door size opening to accommodate the gate and smaller extensions if needed. Don't know your situation, but hope this all helps.
627688
I am not sure we didn't end up using ours as it was too big and too late to return it by the time we found out. Make sure the width is smaller than the safe door when opened, not closed. :)
1237667
I have not measured but I believe the opening is roughly 15 inches. I have a 55 lb goldendoodle and she goes in and out very easily. Hope this helps.
1271158
It should fit, with the extentions. We originally used it in an area that was approx. 54" wide. We removed the extentions and now use it in a regular hallway. It's a great gate.
1423555
Product Dimensions: 22 x 10.6 x 19.2 inches this should work for the opening.
1040416
With the door open there is an 18.5 inch opening. This includes the actual space the hinge takes up in the opening
538972
It is rather large. There is assembly required and we put ours together inside. It is really heavy, I think it would need to be assembled where you plan to put it. I don't think assembled it would go through a regular door.
468801
We have 2 of these gates. It is designed for a glass sliding door rather than a doorway. You need to be able to open the door so there is a gap of about 2 inches more than the gate width so 26 inches, then close the door a little to look the gate in place. It is a great product. However, you need a conventional gate for a normal doorway.
33810
no. say 4 x4 but real is 3.5 x 3.5... 3.75 will be tight went out with tape measure and checked one next to door. opening is 3.75.... Will NOT fit. do not waist money or time. you will not get your Time back....
2044722
The door will fit an opening of 35" quite well. Installed in a 2000 Coachmen RV with a rather small shower. This is the second one that has been installed as they are rather durable, just wished you could purchase the insert rather than the complete kit. Installation is a snap just ensure you order the correct height!
2277733
The 30" Unidoor is designed to fit a finished opening of 30" to 30-1/8" maximum. I do suggest before you order that you take your measurements at the top (72" height), middle (36" height), and bottom of the opening. If all of the measurements are 30" to 30 1/8" then this door is prefect for your opening. If you have any questions about measuring or fit, please do not hesitate to call our DreamLine Technical Support Line at 866-731-2244. We are happy to answer all of your questions.
1712246
It's made to go into a normal wall opening. Ours was approx 4 inches plus plaster and it sticks out a tiny bit. The mirrored door is not flush with wall .But it looks really nice and modern and is way nicer for the money than any other we've seen. All in all very happy with it.
1172372
Personally I would cut the already existing door opening to make it larger. It's easy to do with a jig saw. Hope this helps.
805135
Yes it will fit through a normal doorway. You may have to lift it up vertically and then horizontally. A little maneuver is required, but the couches are not too heavy..they are great...