The space beween the floor and the bottom of m door is 1 7/8". Is this too high for the Nightlock? I doubt it is, but I want to be sure. Thanks.
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You shouldn't have any problems. My overall height measurement is 3 1/8 ". Very secure and would recommend.
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Not at all, the only thing I might think is you should have some type of rubber skirt to insulate the outside from the in that way you wont have a draft or rain water creeping under the door. I have it intalled and I'll pay the person who can kick the door down after it's in place.
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The bottom of my door is 1" above top of the base plate. The base plate is 1/2" in height. Ideally, you want the bottom of the door as close to the top of the base plate as possible to give it the most resistance strength. You could add another flat piece of steel or aluminum to sandwich between the floor and base plate to raise it up. But I think it will work for you.
224391
Not at all. You only need to clear 1/2". It has to be high enough to open the door over the base. The thing that presses against the door sits about 1" to 3" off the ground.
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Not perfectly. Ours is slightly bent. Door won't close. 2 1/8 in. Thick door. It's a gamble at 2 in. A bit under 2 and I would say its ok.
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Not very high at all 5in is too much ours is 3.5, don't bother, keep looking. what you see is what you get. It is frustrating for us becuase my son still gets stuck in the doorway but its all we have for now. it is pretty durable but if you can find one that adjust better email me at sha1lovely@yahoo.com let me know. This has been a huge disappointment but in a pinch you use what you have too.
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We have 8'2" ceilings. I am 6'1" and have it mounted above a doorway so I cannot touch the ground with my toes when fully extended. When I pull up, my head still misses the ceiling by about 1". All pretty close, but perfect. Keep him in the basement!
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this door only fits at a min height of 76" 13/16. I have a 76.25 high door and I can't even get it in.
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Shouldn't be. I have the same size door. My shoes do cover the door knob though which is a pain. The estimated width is 22 inches you can position it so the knob is between the slats.
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I bought two. My doors were too high and went over them. My husband added hight to them and moved the rubbery bottom to the new bottom. Now when the doors open, the alarms just slide with the door and don't go off... I'm thinking it won't work for you either... Sorry.
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I don't think it matters whether the door is metal or wood. If you look at the end that goes under the door, there needs to be enough clearance for the alarm to fit under the door. It's not absolutely flat. Seems to me that's the only issue.
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I put mine in the door. It is a little tall for some shelves but works well for me.
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My husband put this gate up because we have a dog, and I liked the design. Also because I wusnted something that would swing open. The easy lach is a big plus. But we have it installed at the top of the stairs. We have a new grand baby, and my concern, is when she gets old enought to crawl/ walk. Is the latch going to be strong enought to keep the gate from breaking open ? I don't want it to be something I have to worry about, her falling doun the stairs. It's screwed into the studs of the doorway on both sides. But I need answeres. Thanks Tammy
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Hi,Sitting on the table the lockbox is 4-3/4 inches tall, 3-3/4 wide and just under 1-3/4 deep.The inside dimensions where you keep keys or whatever are: 1-3/4 tall, 2-1/2 wide and 1-1/4 deep. The reason it is wider than tall is because the locking mechanism takes up some of the inside of the box. It is really roomy, however and a very nice box. Be sure you understand that it is a wall mounted box, not one that hangs from the door knob if that is your intent. It is a good quality box and you should be happy with it.The larger dimensions shown are probably with the box inside its shrink-wrapped packaging as it would hang on a store display. I see this a lot.Steve Hi,Sitting on the table the lockbox is 4-3/4 inches tall, 3-3/4 wide and just under 1-3/4 deep.The inside dimensions where you keep keys or whatever are: 1-3/4 tall, 2-1/2 wide and 1-1/4 deep. The reason it is wider than tall is because the locking mechanism takes up some of the inside of the box. It is really roomy, however and a very nice box. Be sure you understand that it is a wall mounted box, not one that hangs from the door knob if that is your intent. It is a good quality box and you should be happy with it.The larger dimensions... » Read More Hi,Sitting on the table the lockbox is 4-3/4 inches tall, 3-3/4 wide and just under 1-3/4 deep.The inside dimensions where you keep keys or whatever are: 1-3/4 tall, 2-1/2 wide and 1-1/4 deep. The reason it is wider than tall is because the locking mechanism takes up some of the inside of the box. It is really roomy, however and a very nice box. Be sure you understand that it is a wall mounted box, not one that hangs from the door knob if that is your intent. It is a good quality box and you should be happy with it.The larger dimensions shown are probably with the box inside its shrink-wrapped packaging as it would hang on a store display. I see this a lot.Steve « Show Less
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Aloha A C, Mine fit great between the wall studs that were sixteen inches on center. A little sloppy so I used some shims on one side due to it being an older condo and built in Maui. Height is no problem, just make sure you know where the wires are at in the wall. Depth will be a problem installing it in a 2x4 wall with insulation. Your will have to cut the insulation out behind the safe. It took me less than fifteen minutes to install it. I love it. Aloha, Captain
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Hi Deborah, I too had a tight space and called the mfg. The top is 15" and the cabinet is a little smaller in width. You have to assemble and instructions are NOT user friendly. Let me know if you need assistance with that. Linda
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On a regular door, the lock swings out to catch the door frame. So if one French door remains locked shut when the other side is opened, the Top of Door Lock should catch it. And there must be enough space between the doors for the Top of Door Lock to fit in. There should be a gap of at least 1/8 inch per this review:http://www.amazon.com/review/R1O9XUU3PL8C6I/ref=cm_cr_pr_viewpnt#R1O9XUU3PL8C6ISo, I haven't tried it, but that's how it works...
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It will be perfect for you guys then, it is too low for a standard door. I feel like it would be the exact fit for a 7 1/2 foot door to 9 foot.
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It is about 8" tall and will easily fit under your bed. If you are opening it often, it will be rather awkward to reach the buttons to punch in your code. Perhaps a shelf in a closet would be better.
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I am not sure we didn't end up using ours as it was too big and too late to return it by the time we found out. Make sure the width is smaller than the safe door when opened, not closed. :)