I am replacing a previous hinge. How do I know if this hinge will fit the same cut-out on the bottom of my door? Are there measurements available? The bulk of the opening from the previous hinge is 8&amp;3/8 x 1&amp;1/2.
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Here is a link to the template from the manufacturer. It shows all the deminsions. This is a great, very well made hinge. Good luck. https://www.bommer.com/images/templates/7801-T.pdf
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Just check the measurement of the replacement flap and make sure it fits the width, it'll probably be bit smaller but not much. The length can be cut to fit. I found that the replacement doors offered at Petsmart, where I bought the original door do not fit, they are too narrow. The Pet safe flap was the correct width, length was a bit long but easily trimmed to fit. Hope this helps.
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I can provide you with the information you are looking for but technically the question you are asking is not relevant to what you are looking for.When you open up the hinge to accept the door or gate you are using there is a slot created between the bent tabs that hold the hinge pins/springs.That opening is the restricting factor that dictates how thick of a door/gate it will accept.That slot is 1-3/8" so it will accept up to that thickness. Hope that helps
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I see this answered, but would like the answer in inches. What is the length on the outside part of the hinge from the center of one of the holes to the other? I don't know why the seller doesn't have this.
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Well it fit the length and width of the door I replaced it in. But the top tabs that slide in to the grove actually will pop out of the grove on one side after a few in and outs from the dog. I took it apart and added some shim pieces to help keep the tabs in place.
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The measurement where the hinges go, my old wooden one measures a tiny bit more than 5 1/2, from center to center. This is with the hinges on, it's slightly almost 2mm longer looks like, but I am not sure when i take it out.Any suggestions of this will fit? This toilet is very old, called "Standard" Ejecto.
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According to what I say they fit many different models. Just type in your model # and ask for door hinge repair parts. It should come up if it does or at least be cross referenced
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Carrie, with those measurements, a single panel door will not work for your opening. I would recommend measuring your opening again at the top, middle and bottom to insure that you are between 30" and 31" in all three spaces. The Unidoor that has the 6" stationary panel offers the adjustability you need for your space. The product number for that door is SHDR-20307210 and fits an opening 30"-31". . 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. Carrie, with those measurements, a single panel door will not work for your opening. I would recommend measuring your opening again at the top, middle and bottom to insure that you are between 30" and 31" in all three spaces. The Unidoor that has the 6" stationary panel offers the adjustability you need for your space. The product number for that door is SHDR-20307210 and fits an opening 30"-31". . 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... » Read More Carrie, with those measurements, a single panel door will not work for your opening. I would recommend measuring your opening again at the top, middle and bottom to insure that you are between 30" and 31" in all three spaces. The Unidoor that has the 6" stationary panel offers the adjustability you need for your space. The product number for that door is SHDR-20307210 and fits an opening 30"-31". . 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. « Show Less
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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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It'll fit a door up to 1 and 7/8 inches. It fits all my interior doors w/ room to spare -- I padded w/ card board to make it sit tight. But it doesn't fit my 2-inch exterior doors. I really love it! Much better than the usual kind that stick out perpendicular to the door. I hope this helps. Feel free to contact me again if you want! Have a lovely day, tracy
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Judith: Two vertical kerfs are 10mm (~3/8") high x 84mm (~33-1/8") long. Unit is correct for Stanley-built (usually steel-faced) doors up to 36". Brown is lousy color (grey was OE) but unit is superb quality. Power-staple unit to bottom of door. Staples in OE unit were there for a good reason. Might also be good time to replace hinges. Almost anything better than was OE with these door assemblies. Square jamb corners with *recently sharpened* 2" chisel. Hinge screws always too short. Use 3/16" pilot-drill and #10 x 3" philips-head wood screws to fully secure hinge to 4x4 timber behind door frame. Lube screws with candle or beeswax. Cheers!Pavo: Recalibrate your measuring instruments. Judith: Two vertical kerfs are 10mm (~3/8") high x 84mm (~33-1/8") long. Unit is correct for Stanley-built (usually steel-faced) doors up to 36". Brown is lousy color (grey was OE) but unit is superb quality. Power-staple unit to bottom of door. Staples in OE unit were there for a good reason. Might also be good time to replace hinges. Almost anything better than was OE with these door assemblies. Square jamb corners with *recently sharpened* 2" chisel. Hinge screws always too short. Use 3/16" pilot-drill and #10 x 3" philips-head wood screws to fully secure... » Read More Judith: Two vertical kerfs are 10mm (~3/8") high x 84mm (~33-1/8") long. Unit is correct for Stanley-built (usually steel-faced) doors up to 36". Brown is lousy color (grey was OE) but unit is superb quality. Power-staple unit to bottom of door. Staples in OE unit were there for a good reason. Might also be good time to replace hinges. Almost anything better than was OE with these door assemblies. Square jamb corners with *recently sharpened* 2" chisel. Hinge screws always too short. Use 3/16" pilot-drill and #10 x 3" philips-head wood screws to fully secure hinge to 4x4 timber behind door frame. Lube screws with candle or beeswax. Cheers!Pavo: Recalibrate your measuring instruments. « Show Less
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The 30" Unidoor is designed to fit a finished opening of 30" to 30-1/8" maximum. I do suggest before you order that you take your measurements at the top (72" height), middle (36" height), and bottom of the opening. If all of the measurements are 30" to 30 1/8" then this door is prefect for your opening. 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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I'm not sure I understand everything about this. How are the hinges protruding and is 17.5 the width from stile to stile? Usually the arms of the hinges straighten out when the door is open to its max. If the hinges are a problem, change them for another type.
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Had the same problem. Called manufacturer's customer service and they pointed out that there are actually TWO different kind of hinges. The difference is barely noticeable and not super obvious in the directions, but enough to screw up your doors. Switch the hinges and you'll be good.
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Unfortunately I already installed my lock so I can't get exact dimensions of the holes without taking it off the door, but I can tell you: 1.) It fit the doors perfectly in my home built in 1932 2.) The measurement up to actual metal that sticks out to latch the door (not the deadbolt) but the metal piece that retracts when turning the nob, is 1.5 inches exactly.
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if you have the size of the crate, you should be able to get the correct door without further measurement. the sites that sell replacement doors go by crate size in my experience.
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The cutout hole needs to be 2 1/8" and the latch cutout needs to be 1-inch. Not sure of the thickness accommodation but it doesn't look like it should be an issue. Our door is 1 3/4".