What is the maximum door depth this will fit on? I have about 8 inches between the inside trim and and the outside trim...
2074365
Without knowing how tall the trim is above your door it is difficult to say for certain, but I'd say that it won't work. I have 6 inches from the outside of trim to outside of trim the bar works great for me and there is room for a slightly thicker wall. However I can tell you that it wasn't designed for a thicker wall. I think the bar might be able to fit on a 7 inch thick wall but not much thicker than that. Hope this is helpful and hope that you find something that works for you!
1087578
I recently used them with full 1" thick doors which worked but made the install very tight ..........7/8"should be no problem.
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.
1668851
Probably depends on thickness of doors, mine are about 3/4" and the gap is about 1/4".
178239
The hole that gets cut through the door is 6¼" x 6¼" but the covering frame needs 8" x 8". It sounds like you should be fine. We had a similar situation and it worked well and we love the door; sturdy, easy to use and dependable.
1417048
That should be enough space. I recently got this (direct from manufacturer) and think it's a good piece of equipment. 4-6" (from end of door trim to wall) should be fine.
2206665
Hi, actually I was not able to fit it into my door. There was a different strip installed before. So I ended up with just buying the old type strip.
736057
Yes, it will fit. I have what sounds to be a similar cabinet and it fits well within trim opening of 8 3/4" and an overall depth of @22". It's tight working in the space to install the base but with patience & some contortion can be done.
2157829
Door thickness will not matter. The only vertical stile you attach to, which is a maximum of 3/4".
64473
It will do... One of my door is also 5/8" from the floor. The fins are about 1/2", but the body itself is about 1/8", and there you have the 5/8". It's actually better to have at least a 1/2" gap, because with less gap it will be to tight.
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somewhere I saw that the max. door thickness was 2" but I believe that you could still install it in a 2and a quarter in. door however the drop box handle would be recessed slightly in the door. The outer frame should cover any cut edges.
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
1629356
My bathroom door is 1-3/8" thick. It's a tight fit (I almost thought it wouldn't!) but works fine.
527729
I believe my door was 1" thick. It can fit thicker doors, also. Up to about 1½", 1¾", at least. I installed it last year, and it works great. (I sold the trailer, so I can't go out and measure the door now.)
831530
I'm not sure you can take up 3/8". This is designed to fit 1-3/8"-2-1/8" door. Suggest you locate viewer with the proper dimensions for your needs.
1440054
It will be close but better than it is now and less expensive than a new door. You might consider removing and reinstalling the door trim a bit closer to the door. In any case, don't install the product too tightly against the rest of the door or you will have difficulty closing the door completely.
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It requires the clearance of 9 1/2 inches between the top of the trim and ceiling for Blank Slate; 3 1/4 inches between the top of the trim and ceiling for Blank Slate Slim - as long as there is enough clearance between the top of the door trim and the ceiling, the ceiling height itself does not matter. The width of the door and room around the door need to be able to support 42-inch crossbar. Each end of the crossbar rests on the side door trim. In most cases, you need a couple of inches on each side of the door (beyond the door trim) to fit the 42-inch crossbar. If you have a door that is narrower than most, or are installing this in a corner doorway, you can request a shorter crossbar (36 inches) instead of the regular 42-inch one; however, you need to purchase from the company's website to customize your order as such. The doorway thickness (measured from the outer edge of the door frame to the wall on the opposite side) needs to be somewhere between 4 1/2 and 8 1/2 inches. Lastly, you do need to have some kind of door frame / trim on the side on one side, and on top on the opposite side, so that the crossbar and back support piece can rest. Any more questions, please contact us on the website or refer to the manual available also on the website. Thanks!