Would this work for mirror sliding closet doors?
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We used these for our sliding glass closet doors in our twins' bedroom, but I suggest buying a few. They definitely do the job well, but are pretty weak and break easily. We never found another product that would do the trick. I would buy them again if needed, but would buy replacements up front.
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In theory, yes, but it really depends on the strength of your toddler. My 1-year old could not budge it, but my 3-year old popped it right off. It is a great retraint, but I would recommend getting a better grade sticky for the back (3M makes stronger sticky patches).
1361782
It's basically a pair of magnets. As long as you position them so they are together when the door is closed, and apart when opened, it will work.
445069
I'm sorry, this door is not meant to be used with a sliding glass door and is not made to work in tandom with a second screen without a specialized kit which is no longer made. The door uses a latch instead of a magnet.Thank you,Hardware Sales
1503738
Worked great for me used it on our sliding closet doors on our fifth wheel. The tape strip that came was very thin and it had a strip on each side that had to be removed. Any good double tape should work, be sure you didn't miss a clear strip.
1840361
So long as it is a standard 2 wire recessed magnetic contact switch, it will work. You may have to enlarge the openings for each stub, as I did, but it doesn't take long. It was worth the effort, very strong magnet to ensure switch closure even with a door that may have a large gap.
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it will work space wise but the door is basically very thin and very flexible you would need to install more magnets on the door side probably not that difficult
1857380
If it is a pocket door it will not work, but, most closets have 2 doors and if that's the case this would work. You will need 2.
1809212
I can't imagine it not working with any closet system as it attaches with only two hidden screws pretty much anywhere you have wood or some other sturdy backing. It could possibly even be mounted to drywall though you'd need anchor bolts or something similar. My answer is "yes"....it would work.
122109
Absolutely. Try this on the opposing door: Ives by Schlage 221B15 Closet Flush Pull.
92958
It would work for not to much curved door.The material is not too soft a little bit so you can curve.
937184
I use this switch in a gun safe, to power on the driver/dimmer for a LED strip when the door is opened. It will work fine for your closet also. Note that it should be used with a relay such as this one uxcell® 5 Pcs DC 12V Coil SPDT 5 Pin Mini Power Relays PCB Type HHC66A-1Z-12VDC
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By sliding closet door which kind do you mean. If it's like the one my Mom has that doesn't recede (slide into) a wall (there are some that do), then YES, if it's the kind that's like an accordion. But it isn't flat enough to fit into walls like the ones that recede.
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This will definitely work if you have a shelf in the cabinet to attach the base to. If you have a glass door you'll see the adhesive backing from the outside. Not sure if that matters to you.
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It would but the problem is the closet door isn't going to shut with the attachments that come with it. It's a pretty cheap product
395327
Probably yes..... You just need two surfaces that are level with each other. I'm assuming one of the surfaces would be the stationary panel and the other would be the operating panel on your sliding door. As long as the sensors are able to align when the door is not moving it should work just fine as long as there is enough surface area to mount each part of the product to.
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it wont work on sliding doors. you would have to disconnect the straps to slide the door open.
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It would depend on how heavy the doors were. The tape is very sturdy, I have items on my desk stuck down with it. If the doors move reasonably easy then I suspect it would work.