How much of a gap does it seal at the bottomog the door mine is about 2 inches?
223066
The door must be parrell with the floor. You controll the down travel of door with adjustment on door opener. Not sur I understand your question. If your floor is not flat and level then this item will not fix your problem.
223067
The rubber itself will stick down about 1 1/2 ". However remember the L shaped aluminum piece can be secured down further to give the extra 1/2". The total of both is easy 3 1/2". Depending how you plan on securing the bracket, y0u will have to decide on the method used. Putting screws from bottom, simply put in a desired spacer. Screwing in from the side doesn't require a spacer, however will give greater stability as you compress seal against floor.
2044724
my opening is 34 1/2" and it fits fine! Just ensure you have ample drainage on the bottom holder.
1440052
the gap we had was about 1/4 inch top and side of door. It works well....no drafts
2180724
StephK is correct. Mine measured the same. 2 1/4" gaps in the gate. 2 3/4" gap in the metal expanders.
1816536
Our doors are 1 5/16" thick, and there is probably a 1/16" gap left. If your doors are biggerr than that, then you may have to look for an alternative.
212556
The fins are approximately 1/2" long. The gap needs to be slightly narrower to allow the threshold to seal. However, if you do not have a large enough gap the door will be hard to open. This seal works best with an adjustable threshold.
111385
It's right at 2.5" when mounted in a stainless sink ... so maybe just a pinch more than 2.5".
2083486
It is about 3 inches to the bottom of the plastic trim piece that separates the doors from the lower part. Hope this helps.
1479448
It is 31/2 inches, door will close cause that's what i did, it is also hidden from the view.
1295772
It covers approximately 1 inch and a half. You need to allow for about 1/16th of an inch to drag the floor for a proper seal. It really depends on high up on the door you place it, but it is just great!
1944089
Not exactly sure what you are asking but it is 1" from the center of the center hole to the edge of the door.
2200782
I'd say less than 1/4 inch, maybe 3/16 inch, but I am not there right now to measure the gap exactly. You can estimate it from the spec diagram describing the product.
259138
My shower opening is 54 1/2 inches. It does cover with about 6 inches of overlap when closed. However, if each door was 2 inches smaller, the overlay would shrink to 2 inches and the opening would gain 2 inches making getting into the shower slightly better. This one functions very well, no leaks.
1532769
The flange on top and bottom of the fan both have two tapered sizes (outside diameters): 3 7/8" and 4 7/8". That means there is 1/16" gap all around to seal. I wish the tolerance was tighter, but this is what you get.
1368937
it is to narrow. I measured mine all the way open and it's not quite two inches.
2244078
Around ~2 inches. Not exact measurement since I didn't take it off the door frame but it should be pretty close.
986337
I had a metal door that this worked good as new. As for the distance it's about a half an inch