I am making a 'enclosure' for wall mount TV-40" in height. Can doors be cut to 40". (Not sure to use louvered or solid portion)
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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.
997997
I don't see this working: the track is mounted to the top (slatted) part of the door; measuring down 40" from the top lands you in the middle of a slat (above where the solid portion of the door starts).
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Bottom panels measure 35 1/4" bottom edge up to louvers. Louvers measure 43 1/2" up to top edge.Their is no way to cut across panels or louvers to yield a 40" section without everything falling apart.
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Possibly - with difficulty - the bar will stick out beyond the edge of the door trim a couple of inches on each side, so you'll need lateral room. Then you'll have to cut the end of the plastic protectors that are attached to the ends of each bar to fit the wall trim, and slide them inwards.
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The wall brackets will slide all the way to either end, with one more in between the two outer wall brackets, but I would say it is not very likely this will work for you. The entire mount is 45 inches outside edge to outside edge. Sliding the two outer brackets all the way to each end and with the mounting holes in the center of each of the wall brackets, you are probably inside 2 1/2 inches or more from each outer edge, which then puts you inside your 40 inch stud to stud span. It does come with masonry mounting hardware, so depending on what the wall is you are trying to mount this to is made of, and the weight of your TV, these may work for you. Hope this is helpful. The wall brackets will slide all the way to either end, with one more in between the two outer wall brackets, but I would say it is not very likely this will work for you. The entire mount is 45 inches outside edge to outside edge. Sliding the two outer brackets all the way to each end and with the mounting holes in the center of each of the wall brackets, you are probably inside 2 1/2 inches or more from each outer edge, which then puts you inside your 40 inch stud to stud span. It does come with masonry mounting hardware, so depending on what the wall is you are trying to mount this to is... » Read More The wall brackets will slide all the way to either end, with one more in between the two outer wall brackets, but I would say it is not very likely this will work for you. The entire mount is 45 inches outside edge to outside edge. Sliding the two outer brackets all the way to each end and with the mounting holes in the center of each of the wall brackets, you are probably inside 2 1/2 inches or more from each outer edge, which then puts you inside your 40 inch stud to stud span. It does come with masonry mounting hardware, so depending on what the wall is you are trying to mount this to is made of, and the weight of your TV, these may work for you. Hope this is helpful. « Show Less
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I'd have to take it out to measure this, which I don't want to do. But, the shorter section of the rod is 34", making the longer section at least 38" to fit in a 72" door. I'm guessing it would fit a 40" door. If not, just send it back. Or, call the manufacturer to find out.
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You can cut them to whatever height you want...I think they shipped at 96" and I cut them to 84" for my back screen door. My rear door was right around 6 feet and I could go larger. Just make sure to use a sharp razor because if they splinter the material just keeps fraying. Hope this helps!
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I one I -purchased jsut slide on the bottom of the door. I had to trim it though due to its length. I used a pair of pvc cutters to do the trimming.
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I would contact them directly with that question. I have not needed to try cutting it. The one I bought is 60". The Grizzley people I spoke to were very helpful.
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guess that would depend on the size of the screen door. It's really light weight but very strong. You can't really cut it down so if its too large you'd really have to do some cutting on "thick" plastic. wish i could put a pic of mine on here. show you how I Gerryrigged mine. Hope that answered your question
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I'm going to suggest that it need not be cut. It doesn't fit in the doorway but just up to the threshold. If it's a couple of inches wider it shouldn't matter.
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On mine, each panel is 20.5 inches (I think the description said 19.5" per panel). Two panels come in a box. I would guess that if the space that you want it to fit in is 45", it won't fit. My door was actually a little small for the panels, and I ended up doing some folding over on one side (where I could tack it to some wood) to shrink it back about 3-4 inches.
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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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Confused. So you basically have a 40" wide hallway and you want to mount the TV at one end? I'll try to answer your question if you can word it better.
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Depends on your mounting depth, and if it currently have a 6.5 speaker now. You can always cut a bigger hole but the door has to be deep enough as well.
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Yes, a mount that will fit a 40" tv will work. Myself, I used a articulating mount which works great in it's location.
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The doors are 36" each and the borders are just over 1 inch. There is NO way to cut these down to fit a 65" opening.
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according to the manufacturer, no. it is designed for TVs from 25 inches to 40 inches.
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Thank you for your question! The cut-out width of the Medium Wall Entry Pet Door is 9 7/8", so it unfortunately will probably be a bit too large to fit between the studs.