Can this be trimmed to fit my door - the old inserts that I took out are 17-6/8" wide.
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Yes you can. I measured again and looking at them more closely you can fit them. They look great. My garage door fit them exactly but now that im looking at them they appear to be trimmable. I can send you a pic of the part that can be trimmed
2039453
You can, but of course, it's less than an ideal fit. I had to trim mine, but I liked the styling of them so well, I was willing to sacrifice the perfect fit. As long as you know this up-front, you may be satisfied, however you may have to use some clear silicone to keep them from shifting.
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You will probably be able to install these inserts. You are installing them on the inside correct?.
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Lol I answered this question more than once but the question seems to keeps going into my email. I hope uou have received an answer from me. Yes they are trimmable
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In my opinion, this item is not meant to be trimmed. If you tried to trim the edges you may be able to get away with it, even though I would not recommend this. The material is pretty ridged, but flexible enough to snap into the window frame. There is really not much room for trimming, as they fit exactly into the window frames on the Clopay garage door.
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Well, there's a loose metal piece that fits on two grooves that serves the purpose of making a better fit on my door, which is only about an inch thick. I measured the over-the-door portion without the loose metal piece, and it's just over 1 3/4", so I would say yes, if you can finagle that piece off. Seems simple enough to do, IMHO.
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The cut out dimensions are 15 x 25.5. The outside edges of the door measure 19 x 28. The existing hole you have is smaller than the door itself, so it should work. The two halves of the door screw together and have rubber gaskets on each side. As long as the gaskets are touching the door all the way around, you shouldn't have a problem. But you could always call the company if you arent sure. We have two of these doors installed in our house and we love them.
1099182
amazon has several different sizes of doors. You need to measure your old door and order the same SIZE. hOPE THIS HELPS YOU
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they should fit if not just throw them on a table saw n rip them down to the length u need. you can easily remove an inch or two. I believe I cut mine down to 72" that was a bit tricky cause I had to remove a few louvers n glue the top back on but worked awesome and I'm not good at this stuff. these doors r really nice n priced perfectly.
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Just check the measurement of the replacement flap and make sure it fits the width, it'll probably be bit smaller but not much. The length can be cut to fit. I found that the replacement doors offered at Petsmart, where I bought the original door do not fit, they are too narrow. The Pet safe flap was the correct width, length was a bit long but easily trimmed to fit. Hope this helps.
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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".
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Hello,This gate has an extension that opens between 44 to 72 inches wide. I believe it will fit your doorway.Thank youBabyhaven
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Yes, it can be trimmed, but the insert is only 18 inches deep. I used metal-cutting shears to cut it to fit my spice drawer. Any heavy shears should do the trick.
1168332
If your door already has a large hole (3") bored for the current handle, then this know will not fit. It requires a small (1") hole
419571
Probably NOT. My standard door is 1 3/8 and it fits perfectly with no room to spare....
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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 think so. I made a shelfing system a tad too long, and had to slice the end off. I was surprised how clean it cut. One problem you may have is that the door may have a veneer that easily splinters. That could be a problem. What I'd do is wrap the door with like 1/8 inch sacrificial wood, and cut both that and the door, that way you minimize the risk of splintering.
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They needed to be trimmed by about an inch. It may very depending on your door height. I cut the rubber with a razor blade and the metal with a light duty hacksaw.
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You can cut it to fit a 26" opening. it will need to cut when used in an opening of less than 48"
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I don't think so. My door is 1 and 3/8 inches and it fits perfectly. It might squeeze to 1 and 1/2 with some work but not much more...
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Yes. I had to trim 1/4" off of mine to make it fit. It's best if you have a jig saw for a clean cut, but I think you could manage with a pair of heavy duty scissors even.