hi i have exactly 23 3/4 " between 2 porcelain tiled walls. do i use 23" door? can i secure hinges to tile? thanks
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The opening needs be EXACTLY what they call for AND THE WALL SURFACE PLUMB the door is very heavy and glass on hinge will crack if it's not square. Lay the tile on the hinge side with a level, let it dry cut a 2 x 4 to the exact opening and use the 2 x 4 to get the opposite wall true and plumb. Have help when you hang door, it's heavy
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My contractor secured the hinges directly to tile. My opening between tiled walls is the same. Between the hinges and the seal, which adjusts to seal the actual size, you should be good with 23" door.
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Philip, the 23" Unidoor will be too small for your opening. That door is designed to fit an opening 23" to 23-1/8". Because your opening is less than 24", the 24" Unidoor will not work for you either. DreamLine has taken in to account all of the components for the door when giving a finished opening requirement. . 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.
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To address your question about installing on tile...Yes, the door can be installed on tiled walls, but there must be studs behind your walls for the hinge screws to be screwed in to. If you have any questions about installation, please call the DreamLine Technical Support Line at 866-731-2244. We are happy to help you with any questions you have regarding installation.
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Hi, Laurie. I would think so, since it comes in a box that's about 8" wide. It's pretty compact when accordioned, so a 23.5" doorway should be just fine. You might have to cut the length of the hanging bar (it screws into top of doorframe), but it's plastic, and would be very easy to cut to shorten it. Aaron
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IMPORTANT! This door is designed to accommodate walls that are less than 3/8′′ (1 cm) out of plumb. Verify the area the door will be attached to is within 3/8′′ (1 cm) or better of plumb. The door may not function properly if the wall is more than 3/8′′ (1 cm) out of plumb. Reference: http://www.us.kohler.com/onlinecatalog/pdf/1063221_2.pdf
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I have installed this door in two of our doors, each of which is just under 3.5 cm in thickness. It should be fine in a door that is 4 cm thick.
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I have used many of these. I have four 6 ft tall doors. I used four per door. They are very sturdy hinges but as tall as my doors were, I chose to use four. Hope this helps.
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Our doors are 1 5/16" thick, and there is probably a 1/16" gap left. If your doors are biggerr than that, then you may have to look for an alternative.
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Your 4 inches is all you need. The cabinet protrudes 3 1/2 inches from the wall with the door closed. The depth is approx 8 inches. I hope I answered your question
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My doors are 3/4. They fit very well. However, my doors have what is called a 30 degree bevel. So be sure which hinge is right. I bought the wrong ones first because they looked right & had to return them. Also, Iam very pleased with the product that was correct.
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I used 1/4 inch glass but if you used same thickness peg board I'm sure it would be fine. My doors are 23 by 22 inch in size.
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I believe I went 3/4". Sorry to recall, I am on the road for work. Best way is to lay them on the floor and move the right panel until it looks best at that distance (to the center panel). Measure and use the same distance for both sides. (There may be some variance from set to set)?
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These hinges require 1/8" space at the top and bottom and 1/8" space at the side walls.If you are butting two doors togrther only allow 1/16" for each door so you have a 1/8" gap between the doors.
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Yes hinges are fine. We love this unit. I suppose you could put them side by side. I would suspect there would need to be a bit of a gap between the two to allow doors not to hit.
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The track is not adjustable if you want to change the distance from the wall. It would be a chore to cut the steel and make it look nice if you are talking about adjusting the length. I have more length than I need, I used a 24" door, but it looks nice. I used a regular door about 1 3/4". As long as it is not too thin so it would split when the screws are put in to hold the rolling mechanism or too thick that it would hit the wall. How thick are the wood panels you talking about?
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35" you may always enter perimeter house doors, also bedroom doors. Bathroom & closet doors will be too small.
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These may be what you are looking for. This is tricky. These are the hinges we returned our doors needed a hinge with an indentation on the hinge so we needed a non-flush mount hinge, so I think you need the opposite of what we needed. Hard to say.....hope that kinda answers your question.
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Take The width of the door and subtract the width of the cabinet door opening then divide by 2. That will give you the overlay. Example: a 24 inch wide door and 23 inch door opening would be 24-23=1 1 inch divided by 2 would give you an overlay of 1/2 inch. For this 1 1/4 " overlay hinge, You want the door about 2 1/2 inches wider than the opening. Hope this helps.
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my tape says 3/16 or so .......(we have a few left). I'm hearing your concern. We had this put in for a kitchen backsplash. I was worried that they would be too thin but was so pleased with the look that I bought them anyway, so glad I did. My tile guy pulled 4 x 4 tiles off the walls, sanded it down and put this stuff in and it looks great! I can send before, during and after pix if it would help. I love it!