Do you know if doors can be shortened? After redoing floors I need to take an inch or so from the bottom...
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I will say yes, you could easily take an inch or so from the bottom of these doors.
1019153
Yup, I've purchased two of these and was able to shorten them each about 2-3 inches from the bottom.
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The feet may come off but the hinge piece for the door takes up a little more room on the bottom as well so it comes to about 24 1/4- 24 1/2 " taking that into consideration. Too bad you cannot make your space a tad taller cuz we love this thing!
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I don't think so. I just did a fold at the top for so it would not drag the floor and get stepped on. and you could do a fold on the sides. Just depends on the size of your door. I love these screen doors.
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It has adjustable feet on the front. I measured 34-1/2" to the top of the door hinge, but I have the foot raised higher on that side to accommodate an uneven floor. It could definitely be lowered to 34-1/4" or lower.
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If your doors are way off, it may be because the pieces was not square before the back got put on. I learned that one the hard way a long time ago and always check before I put those hundreds of nails on the back! You might want to see if a handyman could help as that would be a bigger project to take on than just leveling the doors. They shouldn't be more than a 1/4" off if your piece is square. And then, yes, the adjusting to get them just right takes a few tries and some patience. Good luck. I have two and love them.
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Good afternoon, we do not have any doors that are the size of 80*48, also, we are not able to cut down the doors at our facility as it would go against the warranty. Sorry for any inconvenience, if you have anymore questions, feel free to ask!ThanksAaron
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The wood floor is only 3 ft deep. I would be willing to sell you the one I purchased for $30 plus $10 shipping if you really want one. I will never use it. I am use to much better quality but if you think it will work for you I would love to get rid of it.
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Good Morning, Thank you for your interest in our products! We do not recommend that the sides of the doors be trimmed. Please let me know if you have any other questions that I can help you with. Thank you Angie
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I had a similar problem. The door cannot be trimmed to make is smaller. However my husband being a finish carpenter simply took out the sheet rock header for the door and made the opening larger. All other screened doors were twice as expensive as these doors, so in the long run I was very happy. The entire installation only took him less than 3 hours. The draw back with these doors is they aren't tight and when opening they don't slide fast and that could be a problem for some people. In our application we only want the screen for air movement and have another door for going in and out......but no, the door cannot be trimmed at all. I had a similar problem. The door cannot be trimmed to make is smaller. However my husband being a finish carpenter simply took out the sheet rock header for the door and made the opening larger. All other screened doors were twice as expensive as these doors, so in the long run I was very happy. The entire installation only took him less than 3 hours. The draw back with these doors is they aren't tight and when opening they don't slide fast and that could be a problem for some people. In our application we only want the screen for air movement and have another door for going in and... » Read More I had a similar problem. The door cannot be trimmed to make is smaller. However my husband being a finish carpenter simply took out the sheet rock header for the door and made the opening larger. All other screened doors were twice as expensive as these doors, so in the long run I was very happy. The entire installation only took him less than 3 hours. The draw back with these doors is they aren't tight and when opening they don't slide fast and that could be a problem for some people. In our application we only want the screen for air movement and have another door for going in and out......but no, the door cannot be trimmed at all. « Show Less
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yes because this door is not put at very bottom. It is usually put about 6 inches above the bottom of the door
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They needed to be trimmed by about an inch. It may very depending on your door height. I cut the rubber with a razor blade and the metal with a light duty hacksaw.
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I had to cut the piece closest to the floor for the right height.i think i had to remove around 4 inches and redrill but works great .
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It might be too far away from the floor. My doors were about 2 inches from the floor and it was not long/tall enough to secure the door.
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I modified my threshold 1/2 inch to lower the screen door. This accomplished not having the bottom strip of the door on top of the threshold causing a possible tripping situation. After that everything worked perfectly and we love the door.Baron McClair
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Yes, for the height. For the width you might have to remove panels or just leave it like it is if you don't require a 'smoothness' when the door is close.
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Yes....both parts shorten, the upper and the lower sections. As far as the tips on wet floor? I cannot answe to that because we haven't used them in that respect.
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There are indentations on the underside of the panels that show you where to cut. Before you do make sure you want thee hole that size. I think you can actually cut the holes smaller. That way when you dont have the seats in there the openings fit tighter to the seat brackets and arent as noticable. If you cut to the size they recommend (like I did) then you might see more of the floor around the brackets. Hope that makes sense. I would have rather cut it so the hole was right up to the seat brackets on the floor since I barely have the rear seat in. Same goes for the cuts by the rear door. There are indentations on the underside of the panels that show you where to cut. Before you do make sure you want thee hole that size. I think you can actually cut the holes smaller. That way when you dont have the seats in there the openings fit tighter to the seat brackets and arent as noticable. If you cut to the size they recommend (like I did) then you might see more of the floor around the brackets. Hope that makes sense. I would have rather cut it so the hole was right up to the seat brackets on the floor since I barely have the rear seat in. Same goes for the cuts by the rear door.