adjust for what size door thickness
274656
I have a solid oak door that is 1/58 thick and it installed perfect, the peephole screw up and down for adjustment.
274657
Our door is 1.25" thick, and the peephole fits beautifully; and 290° is a huge improvement over the perspective of the most common peepholes. Enjoy!
14195
This box is actually adjustable to fit the door width. The door we installed it in was 2.75
1476224
My door is 1 3/4 in thick and it fits perfectly with no sliding. Probably will slide around on smaller door.
1273209
The reason I bought the F10VACC619 was because it fits 1-3/8- to 1-3/4-inch thick doors. I have an older home with several different ages and therefore sizes of doors. The F10ACC619 only states it fits standard door preps. Hope this helps.
1463383
There is nothing to adjust. You need to install them where you want them. I would measure and mark the holes very carefully. Pre-drill one hole for frame and door and hand screw. Check fit before drilling other holes. You can effect the door closure slightly with thin cardboard shims, but that's it for adjustments.
755820
It doesn't adjust. It will fit a door that is 24". All the way to one that is 32". It would work just fine for you, I and very happy with mine. Only thing is maybe wrap a towel around the ends so you don't mar the paint on the door frame
1788298
I really don't think so...I would look for a different one that is right for that thickness of door
528028
The track is not adjustable if you want to change the distance from the wall. It would be a chore to cut the steel and make it look nice if you are talking about adjusting the length. I have more length than I need, I used a 24" door, but it looks nice. I used a regular door about 1 3/4". As long as it is not too thin so it would split when the screws are put in to hold the rolling mechanism or too thick that it would hit the wall. How thick are the wood panels you talking about?
763791
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1455249
To be honest, I don't know. I installed ours into our metal door and it's about 1 3/4 thick.
38944
If your door is of a regular size and thickness, this will work. It's sized for standard US doors, some adjustments can be made for how inset from the side of the door the doorknob is, but only a limited amount (basically covering the most common offsets). The same goes for the thickness of the door, it's somewhat adjustable, but not for anything that varies too much thicker or thinner from a standard house door.
1206086
No need to worry about the width of the door; as for the thickness, unless they're REALLY think you'll be OK. The portions which attach to top and bottom of door have an adjustable tension strap between them which helps compensate for thinner doors. If your doors are still to thin then you could throw some cardboard in gaps between the door and the attachment pieces.
1949478
The minimum would be 1.25" and maximum 2.25" thickness of the door... the little eye piece screws down to whatever thickness between those two.
531839
Mine is mounted in a door 2" thick. I think the shoulders alone add up to more than 3/4". In my opinion, no, 1/4" is too thin. Hope this is helpful.
1908552
It's not thick. If you have no clearance from the door to the jamb you might have an issue. I know every application may be different bit I had no issues. I will say it helped align the door latch and deadbolt compared to what it was.
6388
The most it will accommodate is about 1 7/16 inch width, my door is 1 5/16, so just a tad loose, but no problem.I don't think it adjusts to fit the width. I hope this helps.
832865
Without removing it I can't say for certain but my door is 1+5/8" thick and it fit with plenty to spare. I suspect 2" would not be a problem. Visibility is very good.