would this work installed in a sliding glass door to patio?
1191865
No. For my Glass patio I used a 2x6" post the height of my sliding door and notched out 4.5x10.5" opening at the bottom and stapled a vinyl flap on the bottom. This allows my fat cat to snuggly enter and leave at her pleasure. I painted the wood post the color of my wall trim, so it matches. Had to plane the edges of the post so that it fitted into the aluminum door opening and then secured top with one wood screw. looks neat and works fine.
1191866
I would not recommend this. It is not air tight, and cutting through a sliding glass door does not sound like a reasonable plan, in any case. But feel free to try it, it's just my 2 cents!
1829261
Yes, It will work, make sure your walls are plumb and the opening is square. the plastic door stop will cover the opening and you can get 1/16 of play with the hinge to glass connection
259417
I doubt it would. I think it really needs a metal door to stick on to. As far as glass. .it needs to be a flat glass. .where as mine has a slightly wavy texture.
619657
We use one of ours (we have two) in the sliding glass door of our condo and it works fine. Your door would have to be opened just enough to hold the large tubing in place. I hope this answers your question.
2261344
Yes It will work but you will need to put spacers in behind the plastic door around the edge to fill the gap cause by the thin door. I did this with my cat door because I put it where a sheet of glass was in a patio door that I took out and replaced with a peace of masonite which is only 1/8th inch thick.It works great. Good luck.
821727
The window panel that comes with the portable air conditioner can extend from 28'' to double size. If your sliding door is less than 56'' tall (very unlikely), then, it would work. Otherwise, you will have to find a larger window panel to block the open portion of the sliding door.
2142544
I don't know about your door, but my sliding vinyl glass door is approximately 1-1/2" thick and the 2 holding screws are almost 4" apart. The package came with 3 pairs of holding screws of different lengths for different door thicknesses.
2082932
No it doesn't. You have to use a bar to have your sliding glass door be secure.
132581
It should. You could get longer screws if you needed to make it longer.I use this but it's not a great product. You have the bottom and a side against a door and it leaves the other corner just screwed into the screen. After a lot of use, that upper corner will eventually move the screen and you will have to reset it.Once you install it, you have to cut the screen so it's there forever. I'd suggest if it's for a sliding door you get one of the panels with a flap on it. It costs a lot of money to rescreen the door if you don't like it.
162204
Not sure I placed in my patio. The manufacturerliterature says yes but you may call them ddirectly
1189264
6' is 72" and it should work if your sliding doors have a top bracket you can put screws in.
694756
It is a single slide width. Sliding doors have two slides.our doors slides are too wide apart. however if installed on fixed end of patiodoor, which means taking door apart, the screen would work, opening would not be as big.
1138732
While it may 'fit' in the opening, it will not be secure enough with the tension resting on the sliding door (the door on the one side will not be wide enough to hold the tension 'rings' on the end of the screws). I would not advise using this for a sliding door. They do make models that do fit sliding doors though - http://www.amazon.com/Cardinal-Gates-Lock-n-Block-Sliding-24-Inches/dp/B003TFEF3G/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1398872451&sr=8-2&keywords=Cardinal+Gates+Lock-N-Block+Sliding+Door+Gate - try that link.
496816
Since sliding doors design vary based upon manufacturer it's hard to accurately answer this request. However, if you can adhere both items of this product side by side - one being stationary, the other being the movable piece, then it will work just fine. In other words, when the sliding door is in the closed position, you must be able to install this product in such a way that when the door is opened, the two pieces "break contact" with one another thereby sounding the very loud and high-pitched alarm. Hope this helps.
1865662
I wouldn't cut into glass if I were you. If you are talking about a sliding glass door then they have petdoors made just for them that just go in between the door and the wall like a insert.
1293889
I'm not sure what you are asking. My sliding (from the inside) slides from left to right. I'm sure it would have worked if the door slid from right to left.
2082930
not quite. My sliding door has a metal piece at the top which does not fit into the gap at the top of the petdoor. If I was more handy, I could probably cut the metal piece that causes the blockage in the pet door; however, this is just for balcony access, so I don't have to worry about locking the door.