Can it be entered and exited through the narrow ends? I want to use it as a breezway between buldings...
994431
No the entrance can be in multiple places on the sides, but not at the ends because of the shape of the net which is peaked at the ends.
994432
There is only one exit/entrance in the screen. The screen was one solid piece with only one door on the one I bought.
994433
Yes. The screen panels on the end were two separate pieces on the ones we purchased.
994434
There is no door on the end ..but you can get a mosquito door and cut one in
994435
I don't see why not...as long as your municipal building codes are not in conflict
994436
The way the screen is set up there is only one opening. Depending on what you have for doors, I think you could be creative and cut the screen on the end.
994437
If you have the netting attached, then no. You can only enter through the "door" on the side. If you do not attach the netting, then it will be perfect. (The screen on the one we purchased is one continuous piece that wraps around.)
994438
the screen is all one piece. it can on be entered on one of the long sides.
994439
There is only one entry near a corner. May be able to modify. We chose to not use the screen.
432516
Yes you can. Once you unpack it take your time to think where the main bar will go. Then the higher bar must go on the oppossite side where the door closes.
1006509
Do not purchase this item..I did and returned it...if you dont have a certain entrance it does not work...you can just push it out of the way..
182817
Yes. Set your furtherest destination and then add intermediate stops along the way. Great, as it lines them up in the right order to keep from doubling back.
1170664
Yes, you would have to hack saw the top track. The only problem would be that the door would not close properly at the top due to the zig zag design!
1399947
Yes, you will only be able to open the door partway. I have it on a closet door that I don't use often and opening the door only about 1/3 of the way is not a problem for me.
442649
Not unless you have exceptionally wide doorways or double door. It doesn't fit through any of our doors. But you could take it apart.
2083404
Yes, should be no problem- the center channel is open at the bottom. The two, angled walls of the channel clamp onto whatever is running through it. I currently have two thick cables running through that channel, and there is actually room to spare.
1644452
I had to pass mine through the branch, luckily is wasn't a long branch. I just used a ladder. I'm assuming you might be able to feed the end into the loop and get a good hold that way, but you'd still have to climb up to the branch.
1783487
If it's closed off, like in the form of a square, all ends are attached, no. If you have it open and using it just as a freestanding barrier, yes.
1439895
You can put a tunnel in the entrance hole. I don't see any way to attach it though.
2255881
I don't think it can--how else are you going to lock yourself out? (kidding!) That's how these locking entry knobs are designed to work, it's a safety feature allowing emergency exit. Schlage does make other styles that do what you want. See http://answers.schlage.com/entries/20379577-When-the-door-is-locked-I-can-still-open-the-door-Emergency-Exit-
1831134
Yes u could take it out side make sure you point at the sttelite direction.
1289565
You shouldn't have a problem. The opening is comprised of 4 different flaps of fabric allowing for wider flanges to go through.
1375841
You can make it work but it is not a clean fit. Worked fine for my long trip but it is a little cumbersome to get in and off.
850892
Yes it can. I just finished installation yesterday and it is working fine. You need to move your pivot point closer to the post instead of 5 and 8 inches as they suggest in a manual. By the way I have double gates push to close.
1720977
I have found that if you close one side partially you can fit through a space smaller than the 28 inch width. you should only do this if you feel Comfortable with the limited support you I wil lhave for a few seconds. I have found that since you are going through a doorway you can lean on the doorframe why you are doing this. Again I would emphasize that this is not the recommended use of the walkerand I wouldOnly did this if I felt comfortable.