How much of a gap between door/floor will these door sweeps cover?
2092698
The entire strip is 1 3/4" wide. The adhesive strip is about 1/4" or more. So I would say 1" - 1.5" would be the max.
2092699
My problem was the threshold and also the weather striping and it was easier to buy these draft stoppers. If your gap is not too wide these will do just fine. I covered the bottom of 2 doors and it did perfectly.
2092700
Since its sticky backed it can be adjusted a little but my garage door had about 1/4" at the bottom and it overlaps that at least another 1/4" so safe to say up about 1/2".
893790
I get approximately 1 1/4". I allowed for the thickness of my thick asymmetrical grips by lining up my straight edge just outside the grip end caps. I had cut off 1 1/2" from both bar ends, so the sweep might have been an 1 1/2" to 1 3/4" originally. You have a lot of effective range choice in backsweep with a 5" rise by rotating the bar in the stem clamp.
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.
877711
I would say a minimum would be 15" for 1/2" clearance on each side. Make sure the door won't be in the way.
560177
You can probably get by with 12', as the door stops will be on the ends while the roller hardware will be inset from the door edge 6" to 12" on each side. This should allow the door to open fully without interference. Good luck!
1352657
This product is designed to cover a basically flat surface, but we all know a garage floor can and do have gaps. Best GUESS is .5". However a companion piece, in conjunction with a new door seal, specifically designed for application to the garage floor probably would be in order in an obvious gap situation.
889805
Hi - It'll depend on the size of the rug. I have an 8 x 10 area run and have no problems; however on smaller area rugs (like door or bath mats), it'll pull them up. On trick I've learned though....if I tilt the vacuum up a little when it reaches the edge of the door mat, it doesn't suck them up. I hope this helps you.
2281660
the tension / spring of the closing mechanism is not so strong that the door not opened wide will automatically be closed. But that said, I don't think you could leave the door open with a 6 inch gap without some trials and adjustments
1573738
Dear Larisa, the door needs to be lifted about 1/2" from the floor in order to install the floor guide. Our Strongar Hardware system allows to have baseboard or trims (no thicker than 3/4"). Once the door is installed you will have a gap of about 1" between the wall and the door. Let us know if you have additional questions.
2096398
Less than half an inch, 0.4 inch to be exact. Only good for door edges I think.
618425
I used this in a fairly tight spot with little room at the head of the door. If u have about 4" of trim above the door it should work
113152
Nice product.My gap is appr. One inch and I think it would cover 1.5 inches max.
1816536
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.
1884713
The widest gap is 2-3/4". A small cat could easily pass through. A larger cat would have to work at it.
1460585
I don't know the exact thickness but if your doorway is tight, your door likely won't close completely. The hooks are pretty thick.
49375
the minimum would be 28 inches but suggest 30 to make sure as it deeds on how you set your handles and wheel locksBe aware that some bathroom doors are smaller than 28 inches and remember you have to measure the smallest part of the door opening which could be at the floor since the molding is sometimes left in place because the door bottom is cut a half inch above the floor to accommodate rugs etc . Please be aware that the heavy duty rollators are a little larger so a 30inch door opening is a safer measurement
240186
Having looked on Amazon.com it says 7/8" floor clearance. If you're going to buy something at least read the description offered by Amazon. It really helps.