Can you install this on the jamb without morticing?
260920
typically it'll require morticing. you can probably get away without if there's a wide gap between the door and the jamb.
260921
I was able to install without morticing on both of my doors, you should be able to as well unless your door/jamb is tighter than usual, if you have an 1/8" or more you'll be good.
260922
I installed it with out morticing. The gap between the frame the the door was large enough installation was not an issue. You will need at least 1/8 inch gap between frame and door.
260923
I had to do a slight mortice however, I don't think it needs to be done by everyone. In my case I put in a new door, and changed the style of the entry set had I gone with the original entry set I don't believe I would have had to mortice.
260924
My new door was pretty tight, I had to chisel away a fair amount of wood. It takes a while as the plate is pretty large. After you are done it is all worth it.
1725122
Yes, you can. That's where I installed mine. If you have siding on your exterior wall, you may want to to cut it out where the box will go.
1084500
No, the way the bar is attached, the configuration requires a right-foot bass drum. Maybe if you're a good modder :)
252066
Stress is around edges of door so you shouldn't have any problems. That's why you need to put it on the side of the door with the jam so it doesn't stress the trim molding. Mine is on a hollow core door and I have had no problems at all.
481596
Unfortunately, you can't. The lower grate is the support and stabilizer for the entire grill. Without the grill, it would collapse. The upper spit/rotisserie doesn't provide any support. Even when the unit is assembled, it's very unstable. I've answered A LOT of questions about this grill. Please see my first post on why using it is toxic, and unsafe. I would consider a safer, more well built model. I tossed mine in the garbage.
1762192
Yes, but isn't easily remove or install. You would want to do it on a daily basis.
1353733
You could but I don't think it is necessary. Just laminate it before assembling it.
1031767
Yes you should be able to without drilling I see no reason why you couldn't
1518994
Hi, I think you can, maybe with some tough pliers. I haven't done it myself but I do find sometimes the jingle of it annoying :)
897963
No, you need the leverage from the top it the trim. I moved into a place without Tim around the door and the bar did not work. I would guess if you had to place it on instead of above the trim, a similar result would occur.
1154523
these have a sticky side so i wouldn't think you would have to do that. sounds like an extra step. they are very easy to use and i have ordered these several times.
750611
I see no reason you cannot do that. as long as it lays flat it does not matter how its installed.
1187719
No just follow the instructions make sure your top is clean! My husband installed this not me but it did not take him long. You may have to hold pieces in place for a few minutes. I can feel the difference in hot weather and cold. Makes the sound system sound better also. Good product.
446456
No, you cannot - unless you left the manual flush in place (which is not recommended in the manual).
2206664
Do you mean how well does it work or how to install it? It works great and has eliminated the drafts around my 100-year-old front door which has large gaps between it and the jambs. Installation can be as easy as first installing the side pieces and then cutting the top piece so that its foam piece butts up against the sides' foam pieces. If you've got the inclination then it's also possible to use a bit of the excess metal trimmed from the sides as a template to cut the top piece of metal to fit perfectly up to the side metal, but that's only for show. All that matters is that the foam is continuous around the door. Do you mean how well does it work or how to install it? It works great and has eliminated the drafts around my 100-year-old front door which has large gaps between it and the jambs. Installation can be as easy as first installing the side pieces and then cutting the top piece so that its foam piece butts up against the sides' foam pieces. If you've got the inclination then it's also possible to use a bit of the excess metal trimmed from the sides as a template to cut the top piece of metal to fit perfectly up to the side metal, but that's only for show. All that matters is that the foam is... » Read More Do you mean how well does it work or how to install it? It works great and has eliminated the drafts around my 100-year-old front door which has large gaps between it and the jambs. Installation can be as easy as first installing the side pieces and then cutting the top piece so that its foam piece butts up against the sides' foam pieces. If you've got the inclination then it's also possible to use a bit of the excess metal trimmed from the sides as a template to cut the top piece of metal to fit perfectly up to the side metal, but that's only for show. All that matters is that the foam is continuous around the door. « Show Less
581213
Yes, very easy. Drill and install, don't overtighten. You can also add a small bead of food safe silicon around joints
221079
Yes you can , I would make sure the drilling is absolutely straight as possible. Clean and smooth all edges.