Can you tell me what is the hieght without the feet, edge to edge of the door. I want to see if it can fit my existing trim kit.
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Door height is 11.81". Note that if you remove the plastic feet, still there is a space between the table and the door bottom edge of about 1/2".
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Good Morning, Thank you for your interest in our products! We do not recommend that the sides of the doors be trimmed. Please let me know if you have any other questions that I can help you with. Thank you Angie
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Where do you need to cut? Is it a fitment issue? You shouldn't have to cut anything if you ordered for the correct vehicle. I just installed mine and only made a miniscule adjustment to make it flush better (sanded off a <1/8" gap) because that is just me.
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If there is no gap the doors will bind when you open them... Ussally it's a 1/16" to 1/4.... I already have the doors custom painted so I can't cut them and the hinges I have are crap... And not the same as these ones
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Those are exterior dimensions, and they are rounded up to the nearest half-inch. The actual dimensions are just a tiny bit shy of those numbers. I don't know about the model number, since it's been over two years since I ordered mine. The metal is nearly an eighth of an inch thick, so your interior dimensions will be smaller (also the interior is coated with a carpetlike, fuzzy material to prevent scratching and movement, so that takes up a little bit of space, as well). Also, the door is inset by a half-inch to discourage prying. This means your interior length is closer to eleven inches.
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I purchased this with a new door panel. The plastic hinge on the old door broke. This part is a metal reinforcement for the plastic door hinge. Looks like this: Norcold 61631330 Black Hinge Plate on amazon. I went to the Norcold site and looked up the parts list for a new lower door. Then went to amazon for the door and amazon suggested a door hinge.
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Mine was installed with new cabinets, but it doesn't look like a trim kit was used. Please see my comments about the controls. I found them to be rather 'dim-witted' compared with my counter top GE unit. (I kept the older unit so I have been able to compare both side-by-side: The Sharp unit's controls do not provide the convenience or ease of the GE.)
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My door is just short of 1 1/2" and it fits fine. My question to you is where did you find an over the door ironing board. I do need a new one and cannot find one. Can find the cover - which did not fit my board - Velcro too short in the back corners. Please let me know if you found just a board.
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This door has measurements to fit into an 80" x 32" opening. I measured my door opening to be 31 3/4 x 79 3/4. So I knew from the gitgo that I would need to trim 1/4" off the bottom and 1/4" off one of the sides of one of the bifolds. Regarding the height, my door is now 78 7/16" high. Since I cut 1/4" off the original height of the doors, that would make the original height 78 11/16" high (78 7/16 + 1/4" = 78 11/16"). I could probably have shaved off another 1/8" off the height as my door fits pretty tightly from floor to ceiling. I have found this door to be of good quality. I finished it in white semi-gloss latex paint, frosted the glass with spray-on translucent frosting and finished it off with a bronze handle. Looks great and, above all, the wife loves it.
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Judith: Two vertical kerfs are 10mm (~3/8") high x 84mm (~33-1/8") long. Unit is correct for Stanley-built (usually steel-faced) doors up to 36". Brown is lousy color (grey was OE) but unit is superb quality. Power-staple unit to bottom of door. Staples in OE unit were there for a good reason. Might also be good time to replace hinges. Almost anything better than was OE with these door assemblies. Square jamb corners with *recently sharpened* 2" chisel. Hinge screws always too short. Use 3/16" pilot-drill and #10 x 3" philips-head wood screws to fully secure hinge to 4x4 timber behind door frame. Lube screws with candle or beeswax. Cheers!Pavo: Recalibrate your measuring instruments. Judith: Two vertical kerfs are 10mm (~3/8") high x 84mm (~33-1/8") long. Unit is correct for Stanley-built (usually steel-faced) doors up to 36". Brown is lousy color (grey was OE) but unit is superb quality. Power-staple unit to bottom of door. Staples in OE unit were there for a good reason. Might also be good time to replace hinges. Almost anything better than was OE with these door assemblies. Square jamb corners with *recently sharpened* 2" chisel. Hinge screws always too short. Use 3/16" pilot-drill and #10 x 3" philips-head wood screws to fully secure... » Read More Judith: Two vertical kerfs are 10mm (~3/8") high x 84mm (~33-1/8") long. Unit is correct for Stanley-built (usually steel-faced) doors up to 36". Brown is lousy color (grey was OE) but unit is superb quality. Power-staple unit to bottom of door. Staples in OE unit were there for a good reason. Might also be good time to replace hinges. Almost anything better than was OE with these door assemblies. Square jamb corners with *recently sharpened* 2" chisel. Hinge screws always too short. Use 3/16" pilot-drill and #10 x 3" philips-head wood screws to fully secure hinge to 4x4 timber behind door frame. Lube screws with candle or beeswax. Cheers!Pavo: Recalibrate your measuring instruments. « Show Less
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Yes, there is a gap but it isn't too large! We thought the same thing as you before we installed the trim kit, and I also double-checked with Panasonic to make sure we had bought the correct kit because it just didn't look right. They assured me it was the right kit for our unit and now that it is installed it fits fine and looks fine. Don't worry.
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I don't know the width of your door. To be certain, I would contact the customer service department at Dreamline. We had a issue with the incorrect information on the description and it took a long time to resolve the issue.
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I didn't have a part number to go off of when I ordered mine. I went off the brand, measured my doggie door, ordered the same size and it fit perfectly and was easy to install!
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This kit I purchased for my vehicle would've worked but it didn't come with a trim ring and would've left a gap. Always check you're research first and then purchase. Best answer I can give you.
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I don't know how helpful this will be. I perceive that both "wings" (the parts that are actually screwed into the cabinet and door) of a surface mount hinge are visible when the door is closed. A face mount hinge is screwed into the cabinet frame and the inside of the cabinet door, so that only part of the hinge is visible when the door is closed. I needed this type of hinge because it was the same as the previous hinges and the holes were in the cabinets. Additionally, the thickness of the door must be considered in measuring for either type. This photo of the hinge is one dimensional and does not portray the depth of the hinge, that is, the part that will be flush against the cabinet door edge. Not simple to clearly explain! A picture is worth a thousand words. I suggest Googling both kinds of hinges and/or visiting a hardware store to take a look. Come back here to purchase - better prices! Good luck!
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It fit my door perfectly without drilling any holes. I did have to make the hole in the door jam deeper. If the dead bolt hit the back of the hole it would retract and not lock.
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Not the standard kit. Everything is predrilled and ready to assemble. It wouldn't be hard to customize if you're handy, though. The hinges are surface mounted and all on the interior, so those holes wouldn't be a problem, but there is a predrilled hole for the knob on the right side.Someone that is handy could patch the predrilled hole for the knob and redrill on the other side and hope you can match the oak.