Can the device be pushed in from the other side of the door?
1309076
I don't know. I suspect if an intruder knew where the device was placed and had something that could be pushed under the door, said intruder could perhaps push the device inside and thus gain entry w/o activating the device.
1309077
Not sure what you mean. It is very sensitive...it will go off with the slightest pressing on the top...from either side of the door.
1309078
Not sure what you mean by "pushed in". Do you mean moved out of place? Or do you mean "activated"? If there is enough space under the door frame, you could push it out of place. It will sound its alarm from both sides of the door when opened from either side.
1309079
not what I expected. It depend on the door. I cant use them because of the doors I have.
1665414
The door needs to open on the opposite side of th e part that pulls out first. In other words the pull out needs to be mounted on the nonhinge side of the cabinet door.
2243792
I do not believe that you are able to switch the door to open in the other direction. The hinges are only on one side of the Cambro and there are specific indentions on the door for the clasps.
1390816
In my experience, there's no direct way. But I use this with a sliding glass door; I put it all out so that the entrance is inside the house a bit, then close the door so there's no space between. Seems to work well!
1008143
Sure in any door open to right or left. Just set the side at the installation moment.
48693
You can lock it from both sides, but only one side needs a key/finger. The other is a push button
1014624
Only 1 side of the door 's handle is disabled. So if you don't want someone leaving a room put the device on the handle inside the room. It is also able to be "unlocked" if you only want to disable the handle at certain times
2236694
Our contractors installed this medicine cabinet, however, they did ask me which way I wanted it to open. Therefore, I am 'assuming' it can be attached on either side.
1362541
The door is attached with 3 small hinges. If you wanted you could with a very small screw driver.
346844
The device is totally bi-directional, so yes (You can wind it up in both directions). But then you would have to place the device on the inside of a door. So instead of being flush with the door closed, it needs to be on the other side; outside.Even then I would advise that you have a physical barrier for "finger-safety" as this would only be a tension device.
174311
Yes, by way of push button switch that you can mount nearby...like near entrance. I have two...one just inside gate and one at house. Hope this helps.
1171969
This bar is fixed to the door frame and props against the farthest (and innnermost) moving door. If you are going to slide to the other side, the bar will then be on the "wrong side." In that context it may not work -- assuming my understanding of your description is correct.
2189546
My Wife who I bought it for says no.Sideways on with the door open is the way to get the most benefit from it.Desmond Davey,30 Dec.2013
1465886
Yes it can be installed to pull the door open with the spring. It's all in how you place the pin in the spring assembly. Also can have different amounts of pressure from the spring, to a point.
2174303
There's an adhesive on the back of the unit so it sticks to the door. I wouldn't consider it a handheld device.
1423832
We mounted ours to the door in the top corner on the side our door opens to. It worked if people pull on it or push. It helps us help our customers since the electronic one doesn't work
592032
No sure, but think it can be installed either way. Our door swings in to the left. Hope this helps.