Will this fit our door? The width where the bar would go is 35 and 1/8 inches.
1286972
Yes it will, however you will have to use a hack saw and cut a bit to size.I had to do that on mine and works fine.
1286973
Yes it will, however you will have to use a hack saw and cut a bit to size. I had to do that on mine and works fine.
1286974
Yes, you cut it to the length you need. It comes with a plastic cap to cover up where you cut so it looks great. I just have a small hack saw and it took no time. A piece of advice is to measure the length with the cradle in place to get a perfect fit. We have been very happy with ours.
1286975
Description says it fits "36 to 48 inch" so it will be longer than you need for your 35 1/8" opening. You will have to cut it down to fit. We have some doors that are only 28" so yes it still works if you cut it smaller than 36".
1541831
I suspect the width is standard for doors with kerf inserts. I had no problem installing on my 8 year old door. I did need to staple the ends for added strength. It works great.
2260799
It will fit. The easiest way i've found is to put one side together then lever the other upright enough to fit the other side of the top bar.
1488246
The design is such that it will fit a variety of sizes and shapes of bars. I believe that it will fit yours with no problem. Just use the built-in hex-key adjustment to firmly seat the foot to the bar.
6388
The most it will accommodate is about 1 7/16 inch width, my door is 1 5/16, so just a tad loose, but no problem.I don't think it adjusts to fit the width. I hope this helps.
1456613
These come in different widths. I would look for one to fit your door frame. The 36" might work, but the extra folds could allow more bugs to get past the edges.
312285
The product was about 35" I believe, so for a door anything near 35" which is what mine is, the bar is too small
310224
Yes it should fit. You may have to do a little fabricating to the Door just to make it easier to put in and get out. I cut a little of the excess metal of the door out and mine works great.
479060
My door is about 1.5 inches. I am not certain it will work. My contractor installed it. Maybe a contractor can make it worl for you.
1715252
Yes it will fit in that opening, the width is 23 1/2" and the door swing needs less than 1/4" clearance.
660705
It will fit 1" and 1 1/4" from the looks of it. I have it on a 1" bar right know.
1528131
I don't think so, we ordered the bracket plus bar, then cut the bar to fit our door.
1575280
It does expand to 28 5/8 inches. The handle does not need to be fully expanded from both the right and left hand sides of the door. It is more important tohave it connected on the lock side and stretched toward the hinged side. It should work fine!
1993080
I was wondering too and took a chance and bought it. At its widest point, including the plastic nubs at the ends (which do not seem easy to remove), the bar is 36 and 7/8 inches wide (nearly 37"). For me, this means I can only fit it in one door way, and not symmetrically (it has to stick out farther to the right because the wall is in the way on the left), but it still seems to hold on fine, even though the foam touching the door frame is a slightly different thickness on either side. As far as depth goes, my door is 6 1/2 inches deep including trim, and it fits very well without tilting either way.
2185144
I can only answer what worked for us with this hardware, our door is 1 and a quarter inches wide..we special ordered the door for it from home depot...we love love this hardware and our door, it looks fantastic..we shopped around a lot and for the money and quality of this hardware ..you won't be disappointed..hope I helped
1340817
sorry...it will not fit...i needed to replace the door/jamb36 inches...ada law standardambulance...gurney ...stretcher needs that 36 inch door tooany doorexcept closets & pantry etc etcreplace the door opening was my only solution....in fact i replaced 6 doors with 36 inch widthgreat for moving furniture too!
1061516
yes, it will fit, but the lower mounting plate is only 1/8" where std. is 1/4". I had to cut and weld another plate to stand stress in an accident which is overall purpose of bars.