Is this cooler door in frame designed for a walk in with a floor or with out a floor
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The door Made with a 3 sided Frame and pre-hung on it. Bottom Frame normally not required in most coolers manufactured today. However if you need a bottom frame it could be made for free, but need 10 more additional days to deliver. you also have to approve a new drawing. All for free. Amtecs Team.
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It's light waight, it does have a floor and is made of a light material. Great for in door use only.
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Mine is a fiberglass door with rubber strip and it does allow some slight air flow, but no daylight. Its 24 here in teens tonight.
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The frame uses the walls of the shed as a border, the frame is light and there is a big gap between the frame and door area, I don't think the walls or frame would hold concrete in. I think pouring a slab first would alleviate the need for the frame completely.
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one door and access from the top, i guess u could call it a door. that would make 2
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HI NO I also purchased the base and that is set on top of 2x4 so no need for a concrete foundationBUT this is a hard thing to get together right i would not buy it again as the door will not work correctly no matter best to buy a different one which i also did if it was not tput together i would send it back
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We have it installed into drywall in a similar room and it works fine. No need for a doorframe.
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There is a groove across the top the door fits in and just hangs down from there......This way the door is easily removed and not obstructing anything with any hardware...works just fine for me and I wouldn't know what to do to improve on it...........
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You need a LH. The trick is put your back to the hinges and the way the door opens is the handing required. I'm guessing you are buying for an entry door because if the product you are getting. Entry doors almost always swing in. So putting your back to the hinges the door swings open to the left. LH
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The right and the middle door open out because the cabinet area inside is combined together. So, the rightt door opens to the outside, and the middle door swings to the left. This would be the "woman's" side because we need more room of course. The left side swings out, to the left, and only has cabinet space for that one section. This would be the "man's" side, since they generally need less room. When I try to see the back of my head, I usually open the left and the middle doors because they are closer together.There is the bottom/floor, and 2 adjustable shelves on the inside. The entire inside is mirrored also. LOVE this mirror, but VERY HEAVY.
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It will fit through a standard door opening. It travels well on carpet and smooth floors.
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Yes, you do, but the frame might already have one. On my unit, the strip in the door slide down and got cut when the door was closed. The one in the frame is okay.
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We take ours in and out as needed. The install kit comes with a weatherstripping flap so the door can be moved. There is also a linkage to allow locking of the door to the panel so there is some security. We only remove it if we're having a party and need the door. Use a large stick in bottom track to keep door secure. Love the door and so does our dog!
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This on a non overlay hinge. It is for doors that are inside the cabinet frame.
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My husband and I have moved it back and forth from our bedroom to the baby room. Fits fine through a standard door.
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It is designed to slide into the channel at the bottom of the door. Depending on your door's design, you may have to remove a metal strip to gain access to the channel.
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The frame fits in a standard door. The plastic flap was not very thick ...the wind blows it open.