does this stick to original door or does this replace the door .
1942033
It is put on the original door and if the original door is in bad shape you go now where by buying this product .
1942034
It sticks to it, it is a very thin outside cover, they give really good double side tape with it
1942035
This sticks to the original door. It comes with a strong adhesive two sided tape. It's fast and easy to install, just make sure you are lined up and centered when you start to apply pressure when installing. Once this tape is even slightly pressed on, it does not pull off very easily to re-adjust the door cover.
2082931
No it doesn't lock against the existing door. Like a previous customer stated, I too had to use a bar to secure the original door. The seal isn't great either.
889354
It does not have to come off but it is easier. If you go to the door you will have to remove the flap
1377983
No, it will not. I epoxied mine but it did not hold. It's purpose is to keep the new door from breaking. It appears that it solves the problem.
1769522
Keeps the top of the door sill from getting all scratched up. It has double sided glue tape that holds it in place.
905515
Well I do not know what type of door you have, but on mine the part I replaced was the T seal at the bottom of the door. All I had to do was remove the end clip and slide the old one out, then slide the new one in and trim to length. I hope this helps..
273641
they just stick to your wall and it might pull off some paint when you take it down. it is just a small tab that sticks to your wall. the door works great
2115498
It goes on your door frame, and the screws go on the inside of the frame - so there are no permanent marks to worry about. This lock has worked really well for us!!
1095509
My husband installed it and then realized it was meant for another door, so he had to remove it. He had no problem doing so. :) Hope that helps!
2111029
The answer is yes. It does both. My son (113lbs) has one in his doorway that is held in place by friction (twisted into place). I have one in my office doorway (210lbs) that is supported by the brackets. The one in my son's doorway does leave a mark. We moved it once and it took some of the latex paint with it. It is a very simple touch up if we remove it in the future. The bracket tends not to adhere to the paint but you will have small screw holes if you remove them. I do a couple of pull ups/chin ups each time I leave or enter my office. Adds up over the course of the day.
238025
It sticks on with a strong sticker. I bought mine about a year ago and they still stick just fine.
1757384
It had no adhesive for mounting, but is pretty dificult to unmount the original one for the adhesive. So i just put the new one over the old adhesive with no problem.
2001106
It's for a very thick door-- it sticks out a lot on mine. It's on a inner garage door so does't matter so much, but not to pleasing to the eye. Made of plastic. I wanted to be able to see if the garage door was open without unlocking the inner door.
932009
No, it stuck to the mold. I wish I could find the original one's I ordered.....those worked great!
673492
It's a universal adhesive used on the gasket. I think that if the surface is cleaned (lighty sandpapered) and dry, then it should stick without a problem.
21495
There is a door anchor included so you close the door on it and it stays put. Just make sure you do it with a sturdy door! :-)
295472
It comes with double-sided foam tape for mounting. We have this button on two different doors: one is sheltered, the other is exposed to the elements. They have been up almost a year and have had no problem with either one staying up.