I only need 36" just to block a back door can this be cut to size?
298614
j-e-t-s, it can not be cut to size as the water absorbent gel would be spill and leak if the dams were cut.
298615
You'd probably be better off with their sandless sandbags instead of the flood barrier. Same idea, just in smaller packages: Quick Dam QD1224-6 Sandless Sandbags, 12-Inch x 24-Inch x 3.5-inch, 6-Pack
298616
I see no reason why not - the exterior is a fabric which could easily be sewn. The only potential issue would be working out how much of the product to remove from the resulting tube - just take a similar proportion out I guess. When it expands, the tube is fully filled.
298617
Not really. You could probably cut it while dry and re-sew the ends, but this thing is basically a 10 foot long hollow tube with a bunch of water-absorbing crystals in loose. It works great, but resizing it would be a tear-it-apart and rebuild sort of process.
2046401
The next available size door is a 36". This will allow you to have a 2" overhang on each side of the 32" opening.
550453
check with the company they make different sizes/ but you can cut them to fit your size of door
531870
That depends on what "just under 36" means. The door should work well with openings as narrow as 35 5/8". Any narrower than that and you may have a hard time opening and closing the door, because the side with the Pivot (Hinge) could rub against the frame/jamb when you try to swing it. If that happens, you could try rounding the edge of the door that is rubbing (by using some sandpaper, or if you're handy and have a small block plane, you could shave off the edge. Hope that helps. Good luck.
2119073
The maximum opening for this hardware is 40". I would recommend the door hang over 1" on each side which will require a 38" slab door for your 36" opening. But it can hang over as much as you want, any door between 36"-40" would work.
1456613
These come in different widths. I would look for one to fit your door frame. The 36" might work, but the extra folds could allow more bugs to get past the edges.
1796588
I had a 32" opening and the doors came in at 31". I thought that's how a 36" worked, it comes smaller but probably not in your case. plain the doors down or send them back
410137
can the center panel be cut down to go around a 36" window<. without interfering with the corner pieces?
1204670
Yes it can. I currently have mine in a 30 inch doorway, but I have also had it in a 36 inch doorway as well.
1890046
The maximum is 36 inches. You will need to use some material to cover the extra 4 inches.
1796587
You will need 36 inch! They will have to be trimmed down to fit. I used to be a carpenter, so I would lnow!
702525
Yes - just use a good hacksaw and you can cut it to size. I just did the same to attach one of these to a 32" door.
845951
Yes, my door measures at 36". At first it looks a little small but when you're using all 36" there's no need to cut. What I did was attach it to the door with the tubes installed but not put together with the plastic piece that attaches them. Once I had both ends attached to the door, I then put the tubes together and the fabric stretched out.
997996
It would take some fancy footwork and woodworking skills to trim these doors to 40 inches. It might be achieved if you could reattach the top (or bottom) frame piece to your cut, but I'm not sure those pieces would be easily removed or reaffixed.
1631561
Yes, you can cut it to whatever size you want actually--I left a review about how that was done. I have mine mounted in where a lazy suzan would normally be.
966745
No, Unfortunately, they do not make that size. You can get a 24' round and cut it.
662158
Little bit longer, but you will likely have to cut it down anyway. Not many 36 inch shower doors out there.