rough opening size and door size to be
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Mine was 10-1/4 each side. And it has markings where to mount. Inset, or flush. Hope this helps.
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I just removed the broken shelved and replaced with the new one no measurment were needed
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I'm finding mine kinda tough to open, but it depends on the size of the doorway, I think. If you can get it so the handle is locked in to one of the holes I think it'll be tricky. I have mine in a larger entrance and it's fine, but the smaller entrance the lock handle was sticking straight up and was easier to open.
393013
Having a slightly bigger opening is not a concern but there is absulutly no off level adjustment for this door! My contractor did call the company and said they were great to deal with. There are plastic strips that are included to help with any gaps minor gaps.
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My hips are quite wide and I can get through. You can always go through by turning a bit to the side. I think a wider gate door wouldn't have enough stablity for a standard doorway sized opening. The side panels would be quite slim, but they are the ones the hold the pressure.
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check with the company they make different sizes/ but you can cut them to fit your size of door
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Generally not recommended - your door width should be door opening plus approx 2.5 inch. the height can be less or more than this dimension. for specifications you can refer to the Blum US website. http://www.blum.com/us/en/01/20/10/
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I installed this door recently and it fits into a 30" door opening. 30"x80" is the nominal size. It actually measures 29-7/8" x 79-1/2". This is necessary to accommodate the hardware.
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looks like you need at least 10 1/2" X 18 1/2" opening. The outside is 14 X 21 1/4"I can send pictures if needed
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I had originally bought these not realizing their were different sizes. I think you may be talking about the same issue we had. Not sure what your doors look like, but I would look at
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Someone else said their doorway measures 27 1/2" and the gate wouldn't go that small. Even when adjusted. It was too big.
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You'll need to have the door bored to 2-1/8" diameter. This is something a good carpenter or door shop can do for you, probably beyond the ability of a DIY project.
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I believe you are measuring the inside finished opening, the 14" is the rough opening.
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The entire door is about 9 3/4 " H and 9 1/8"W remembering that the corners are rounded. The actual opening is about 7 3/4" H and 7 1/4"W.
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Sorry, I got rid of the trailer I installed it into. I had a round-handled latch, then got this. I cut the hole to fit. My recollection is that it was about 2" side by 2½" tall. I also had to cut the opening for the latch and "deadbolt" slide, in the face of the door. Sorry I can't be of more help. It was not hard to cut all the holes I needed, using an electric jigsaw. You could to it with a hand coping saw, also.
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Yes and no; the rough opening would be almost exactly the door size. Your cutout would both need to be a finished edge and spot on.
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You need to know the size of the crate that you are installing the replacement door on. 100, 200, 300, 400, 500, or 700 are the normal sizes. The configuration may differ, but the entryway will be the same.
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It opens either direction, you turn it to either right hand or left hand. You need a rough opening of approx. 29"x23"