Can this theshold be cut to size? I need an 18' one and don't see that you offer that size. Can the 20' be cut down to size?
1165170
Yes, very easy to cut to size with utility scissors, works very well also just follow directions
1165171
Yes. I always order larger than you need. Don't forget to buy more adhesive the 2 they give you isn't near enough. I think I used an addition 2 or 3 tubes.
1165172
Yes. I used a utility knife to cut mine and it cut easily. It's made of a pretty tough rubber but they cut without any problems at all. I bought three of them, all were for 12' doors. I had to buy the larger size to get the 12 feet so had a bunch leftover but it was worth the price anyway in my opinion. Hope that helps out!
1165173
Yes, we cut to the size we need. This threshold really did the trick and keeps the bottom of the door drier.
108144
Yes you can cut it to any size you want.. Love it !! Very nice to work with..
917415
I would definitely say go with the 18". Unless you have long legs the 20" might be too much of a stretch and end up being rather uncomfortable
1182602
Too small.... it did not fit. I am even questioning if the 20" would work. I would go to a store to size it properly
587546
The 20" would be a good size to start out on. The seat post is really long, so if it's too tall, you can always cut the seat post.
2207357
It can be cut down to any size you want. I had to cut mine down to 25 x 22 x 1 and it worked like a charm.
165196
Hi. We won't charge you for trimming it down. Just order it and we will send your size. Thank you
587543
I got a 24" and I had to cut the post to fit my 29" inseam - easy to do and worked great. My 20" uni didn't need cutdown but it was a different brand.
1894165
Check your manual for length of line. I am out of town this week but I think it is around 18" and all you have to do is cut it to the size needed and works great. A lot less expensive than buying the precut line. Hope this helps.
745774
i have a 450, 20 inch. I've bought several from HD, these are much better, cleaner cut and so far have lasted longer.
235586
You could cut it down to size. It is made of very heavy rubber and it is about an inch thick, so it will take a little effort to cut. I would recommend you use a heavy duty utility knife with a sharp / new blade in it for a clean cut. This way will most likely still take several passes trying to cut through it because of the thickness. I'm sure you could use other tools to cut it as well.
2144650
Yeah, 20" is the smallest you can really go as these come from the factory... However, if you were willing to spend a few minutes, you could easily cut both pieces down and get as short as 16.5" without any drilling. You might reduce the load capacity a bit, but it should be fine for most uses.
1106397
can the rod be cut to 20 inches without taking off the thread all the way, or can i have enough thread to screw both ends?
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.
1292686
You can cut it to any width you want. If you're going too much smaller, you might look at buying individual pieces to save some cost. I was very happy with how adaptable the system was.
405947
I don't see why not. you just have to cut it to size like you would with the 18.5". youll just have extra. which is not such a bad deal.
1876414
8 foot but you can make it any size smaller, just cut the 2 x 4's the size you want