is it left or rght side slide door?
1964599
it's been about 6-9 months since I installed it, but I'm about 98% sure it is either / or. Just goes in the opposite way on the opposite side.
1964600
It works on either side. I have replaced both sides now and they are the same. The first one I got at the dealership for 3 times the price, but it was painted. This one is black and when I installed it I think it doubled the value of the van :). We had to replace it to pass safety and it worked like a charm.
1964601
It's been a while but because the slide doors don't have locks I don't think it matters.
652669
I do not believe there is a difference on the latch for doors left or right opening as mount with two screws and can be turned either way. Only the lock button will go up or down depending on door mounting .
1774698
The hinges are on the left when you look at the unit. So door opens on the right. Opposite the way far right door opens. :)
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.
592032
No sure, but think it can be installed either way. Our door swings in to the left. Hope this helps.
1374998
yes, I got confused looking at the photo but the description said left so I order anyhow because the description said left handed. item was brand new and a left hand door knob (you can't find this style anymore at Home Depot)! came w 2 sets of keys
1577485
This is a Left-hand inswing door. The picture seems to be wrong. If your are standing on the inside of the door, the handle lever will point to your right and you will use your right hand to grasp the handle. This is with the door hinges on the right of the door frame, handle and lock on left, and door swings inward. I ordered the RH one and had to return it for this one for the front entry of my home.
624952
Yes, it does slide to the left; there are stoppers that will keep it from sliding clear out of the rails.
1723810
When you put it together you can choose which side to put the entrance. I hope this helps. ~Tina~
1958227
It is a sliding door. It slides to the left, using metal slides similar to the slides in a drawer. I might caution you about assembly. I have assembled many items up to and including complicated computer armoires with swinging desktops. But I have never assembled anything nearly as difficult as this cabinet. I would recommend your have at least two people with you during assembly to hold parts in place while gluing or using fasteners to attach the pieces. Or pay a professional.
750692
My son put my unit in the left corner of the room and the door slides to the right; although he had change some ways of putting it together so I really don't know exactly the right way the instruction went.
992936
Reverse the slide mount to drop the magnifier to the left side. Works great!
436497
My answer is that it is a left-opening handle. However the more important answer is this particular model allows you to make it either a right or left handle depending on which side of the door you are going to install it. It is quite simple and is explained in the owner's pamphlet included with the product. There is a pin-hole in the handle on the side of the lever. Use a small paper-clip and insert into the hole. This releases the locking mechanism that holds the lever handle to the plate. Then the lever handle can be pulled straight out. Then you can re-assemble the handle to the orientation you want, right or left. Good luck! Paul My answer is that it is a left-opening handle. However the more important answer is this particular model allows you to make it either a right or left handle depending on which side of the door you are going to install it. It is quite simple and is explained in the owner's pamphlet included with the product. There is a pin-hole in the handle on the side of the lever. Use a small paper-clip and insert into the hole. This releases the locking mechanism that holds the lever handle to the plate. Then the lever handle can be pulled straight out. Then you can re-assemble the handle to the... » Read More My answer is that it is a left-opening handle. However the more important answer is this particular model allows you to make it either a right or left handle depending on which side of the door you are going to install it. It is quite simple and is explained in the owner's pamphlet included with the product. There is a pin-hole in the handle on the side of the lever. Use a small paper-clip and insert into the hole. This releases the locking mechanism that holds the lever handle to the plate. Then the lever handle can be pulled straight out. Then you can re-assemble the handle to the orientation you want, right or left. Good luck! Paul « Show Less
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That depends on location of the spring to the chain track. Looking towards the door in the garage, Right side of the track is a left winding. Left side of the track is right winding.
1128946
I don't have the door mounting kit - but if you want the door to be attached to the slider, not the cabinet, so you would use your door pull to pull the sliding mechanism out that's what it's for. Again I don't have that, so my door simply opens to the left side then the handle on the slider is what we use.
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It has been a few years since I installed them (2),however I believe they are designed to go both ways with slightinstall steps for each direction.They worked very well and each door had a different slide direction and I do not rememberany issues putting them in.I have sold the house they were installed in,in 2013.
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It does slide left to right but not loosely, stays fairly stable in the position you place it in. Still using mine and it's held up well.