Would you buy the in channel style again vs the original stick on the door style?
2063808
One of my vehicles has the stick-on, my taco truck has the in-channel. My personal preference is for the in-channel. The in-channel required more manipulation, and I used some folded card board to press the adhesive tightly in the channel. I intentionally installed the system on a warm/hot day, since I knew the adhesion would be important. Anyway, I had the diy skills to properly install the system, and when installed properly, it ain't going anywhere, and nothing looks better.
2063809
Yes I would b/c I think it looks a lot better. Although the fitment is suspect, it is still workable
2063810
The in-channel model creates wind noise although looks better than the stick on model.
1989458
The seller mostly. I think there is some change to the design but it doesn't look like it's much of a difference. still using my older ones from a years ago. Dee
1794679
yes. FYI -- I actually have two Marantec openers (one is the older design; flips up) and the second one is this one (slides up). Without a doubt, the newer one is superior and looks much better. It's a tad tricky to get it to take the code but be persistant and it'll take the code from your remote.
473329
I would agree with the channel switch. I spent a lot of time swearing at one because of the same issue. Otherwise they have been great and you may have just gotten a bum set.
2054697
I had one before this one that I like more and it was less expensive... I'm big into bargains. With that said, my answer is no.
325690
Yes it is the same one ,looks new but botton stick a little but they all work worth the price
401756
It's dual channel, so you'll get a speed boost by using 2 but you don't have to. 1 stick will work. Recommend 2 though
2263623
The switches on the handle are different. It would be a style preference. Thanks for your interest.
669231
I believe the original is more flat. The salon elite (which I have) has a curved middle so that it shapes to your head more. I'm sure both work fine!
687382
it sounds right but there is a very good YouTube video of how to change it out just compare with the video....also it only a couple bucks and you could do your own side by side comparison.
1717315
For me yes, but some people like it. It's personal preference. Also mine would stick a lot too, but I contacted grace and they replaced it for free.
1346574
Yes. Is is just a little different style. I have had both and they work equally well.
260923
I had to do a slight mortice however, I don't think it needs to be done by everyone. In my case I put in a new door, and changed the style of the entry set had I gone with the original entry set I don't believe I would have had to mortice.
1899571
Yes, these are the stick-on style. I have them positioned such that it is still possible to use the remote directly. I experimented first before "sticking" them to make sure that the remote could still be used. (Having a second person to operate the remote while testing is very handy.)
520011
Yes, I had the previous model, loved it, and it was stolen. I bought the second model skeptical that it was the same product, but the way the handle on the pivot head was made is more durable. It's an improvement, don't worry. The quick release plates are still interchangeable. This one pivots from the bottom too, which is great for panning shots. You use your whole body.
430737
I guess that's where I am. If there's a MASSIVE difference in price for essentially the same item, I'll go for the less expensive version. If we're talking about $20 - $30 difference on a $~300 item, I'll go for the name.
647263
Hi Joann, it looks like one of our answers was deleted. The Pilot Stick is just as easy to use as the T-bar, some kiddos actually prefer it at a young age. The Pilot Stick can be purchased separately and swapped out at any time. Cheers! david@microkickboard.com