Will this work for a sliding door? Is the lateral part soft plastic so it can slide both ways against another glass panel.
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the lateral part is a soft-ish plastic. It's a lip that sticks out, as you can see in the picture, but wonder if the lip would actually run into the other glass door and leave a gap. It's a more firm plastic, don't think it would slide both ways against another glass panel. The nice part, is that it wasn't an expensive buy ( little less than at Home Depot), and easy to cut, so you can always give it a try, see if it may actually work out for you.
359676
Yes it would, we have awning windows, so we opted for the sliding door kit. BUYER BEWARE!!!!!!!!The unit broke down after 3 weeks and Haier didn't stand by the product. It took from July to OCTOBER to rectify. They finally sent a new unit. GOOD LUCK
2054670
Maybe I'm not understanding your question, but I don't know what the point would be if you install it against glass...how would the dog get out? The door actually sits in the same track as your sliding door and is held in place with pressure. Although there are screws you can use to hold it in, they really aren't necessary as the pressure alone is quite strong. I have a large Husky and he flies in and out of there constantly without mishap.
2016103
We have this on our sliding glass door and we love it. If it is installed correctly on the top of the door, unless your son is VERY tall or you have an abnormally short sliding glass door, : D there is no way your son will reach this. VERY good purchase!
395327
Probably yes..... You just need two surfaces that are level with each other. I'm assuming one of the surfaces would be the stationary panel and the other would be the operating panel on your sliding door. As long as the sensors are able to align when the door is not moving it should work just fine as long as there is enough surface area to mount each part of the product to.
92304
The screen attaches to the where it will be placed by adhesive backed velcro. As long as you have a flt surface to attach it to it will work fine. Be sure to note that in the measurements: the screen is 35 inches and if your opening is also 35 inches it will be too short. Part of the screen width is a boarder that must overlap to the edge where it will be mounted. I was able to successfully attach it to the sliding glass door after repositioning it to the velcro a few times.
2152974
Its just an optical view. There are only 2 panes not 3. The panel is stationary or semi permanent. The panel never opens or moves after you install it. Just the flap is movable along with your sliding door.
460112
This is for a pull out door. It the double door acts as a single door it would work. Usually when you have double doors there is a stop between the doors. This would not interfere with the operation of the slide out door. It the doors overlap it would have to be the top door and the mechanism set inside to clear the other door over lap. I have not tried this type of set up but from installing a single one this would be my best recommendation.
438185
I did use it on a 6' sliding door. I used tge center support & do think it is necessary as I used an insullated curtain as well - one that sepeartes in the middle.....take it both left & right.
1281124
It attaches to the screen door FRAME, and doesn't replace the screen itself. In my opinion, its too thick (it's about an inch thick) unless you have a significant gap between the screen door and the regular doors. In my case I couldn't slide it open because it bumped into my other sliding door. May work fine if you have a swinging door though.
927729
It's perfect for shower doors, that's what I have mine on. It doesn't interfere with the sliding doors at all. It even provides two nice hooks for the outside of the sliding glass doors to hang extra towels on.
1961200
Yes . . . It's designed for a swinging gate or door and will NOT work on a sliding door. Perfect for a pool area door.
123912
Yes, you can still use your sliding glass door while the pet panel is in place.
450475
Hi Zulma Christian, I didn't use them so much for my sliding glass door. I used them for my windows and LOVED THEM! Once in place... They are in place. I can imagine they would work out well for sliding glass doors depending how thick the walls of the track are. Take care in this - though these little gems work well all slide locks will leave marks where they have been installed. It the nature of the beast. I suppose you can slide a thin piece of wood or ??? But these are screws you are putting in place to hold your windows and doors in place. The rubber after the first or second time of usage will not be the buffer you dreamed it would be... removing it an finding a thin hard piece of plastic might be the trick. Otherwise it will put holes in the aluminum. So, Step 1 - Close your Door or Window. Step 2 - Place Black rubber piece over the aluminum track and slide it against the door or window firmly. Step 3 - Remove thumb screws and place aluminum cover over the black rubber piece... you might need to press down hard or tap into place. Step 4 - Screw thumb screws into place until secure so the slide lock doesn't move. You may need to use a pair of pliers. SIDE NOTE: It is best to use to a lock on both the top and the bottom... &lt;Note from manufacture.&gt; I hope this was of some use and good luck... Much better than using a piece of board in the bottom of your door. I did that and all that happened is they pushed it hard enough so the top opened enough that they could get in... I'm guessing why the manufacture suggest using a lock on both the top and the bottom. :)
302247
It worked on our town & country passenger sliding door. It said it would work both sides. I found a video on Youtube.com showing the instillation. The only trouble I had was getting the part hooked onto the door. The opening is very tight. I did get it done & it works. Hope this helps.
1138732
While it may 'fit' in the opening, it will not be secure enough with the tension resting on the sliding door (the door on the one side will not be wide enough to hold the tension 'rings' on the end of the screws). I would not advise using this for a sliding door. They do make models that do fit sliding doors though - http://www.amazon.com/Cardinal-Gates-Lock-n-Block-Sliding-24-Inches/dp/B003TFEF3G/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1398872451&sr=8-2&keywords=Cardinal+Gates+Lock-N-Block+Sliding+Door+Gate - try that link.
1439423
I believe it will! We used paneling and that is about the same thickness. It slides very smoothly as well.