Is it possible to cut it down? I have two doorways that are 82.5" tall...
935179
No it is not possible, but why don't get the 80" one, and place a top case to cover the 2" to cover everything, I say order the 80" and you will see it will fit fine by place an extra 2" frame in top.
935180
Anythings possible but i would not do that unless you are own a screen door shop...but then you wouldnt need this product....
1875158
It looks like you can very easily. Just be careful as the mat is very soft and springy. I would place the cut ends along the wall.
1211948
Not easily. The metal hinge pins would have to be sawed to remove the door.
685832
That would be no problem. Since they slide into one another, I do not think that you would need to cut them. My install was only slightly larger.
2220511
It's lucite. I think a hardware store or carpenter could cut it down, but there is no adjustable height mechanism.
1165172
Yes. I used a utility knife to cut mine and it cut easily. It's made of a pretty tough rubber but they cut without any problems at all. I bought three of them, all were for 12' doors. I had to buy the larger size to get the 12 feet so had a bunch leftover but it was worth the price anyway in my opinion. Hope that helps out!
227946
I do not think it is meant to be cut, but it would be possible. The mounting back to back again is possible but would require some do it yourself engineering.
988562
I think you can. I built mine myself. Drew the measurement and took to homedepot, they made the cuts for me and all I did was screw it together. Was easy and inexpensive.
21960
Hello. It probably could be cut down if you are willing to resew up the seams. Good luck!
1379390
Cutting off 2 1/2 inches off the bottom should not be a problem. The doors are made of solid wood. Of course you will need to drill a new hole in one of the doors at the bottom to accommodate the swivel hardware, but that again should not be a problem provided you locate the hole in the right place and make it the proper size.
994436
The way the screen is set up there is only one opening. Depending on what you have for doors, I think you could be creative and cut the screen on the end.
30838
I had a similar problem. The door cannot be trimmed to make is smaller. However my husband being a finish carpenter simply took out the sheet rock header for the door and made the opening larger. All other screened doors were twice as expensive as these doors, so in the long run I was very happy. The entire installation only took him less than 3 hours. The draw back with these doors is they aren't tight and when opening they don't slide fast and that could be a problem for some people. In our application we only want the screen for air movement and have another door for going in and out......but no, the door cannot be trimmed at all. I had a similar problem. The door cannot be trimmed to make is smaller. However my husband being a finish carpenter simply took out the sheet rock header for the door and made the opening larger. All other screened doors were twice as expensive as these doors, so in the long run I was very happy. The entire installation only took him less than 3 hours. The draw back with these doors is they aren't tight and when opening they don't slide fast and that could be a problem for some people. In our application we only want the screen for air movement and have another door for going in and... » Read More I had a similar problem. The door cannot be trimmed to make is smaller. However my husband being a finish carpenter simply took out the sheet rock header for the door and made the opening larger. All other screened doors were twice as expensive as these doors, so in the long run I was very happy. The entire installation only took him less than 3 hours. The draw back with these doors is they aren't tight and when opening they don't slide fast and that could be a problem for some people. In our application we only want the screen for air movement and have another door for going in and out......but no, the door cannot be trimmed at all. « Show Less
854844
You will need to put it together, which could include cutting it to match your door width. It is not difficult if you are use to construction projects.
619916
I had the same space as you do and the cabinet will not fit without being able to lengthen the hole to 25 inches. I was able to accomplish that by cutting out the 2x4 between the studs at the top of the opening and then cutting the drywall. The cabinet is definitely worth the extra work.
2025228
You could cut the wire that holds the door on but that would be the only way. It is really a nice product.
1270546
1- quality is very good! Been using it for almost a year now and its functioning like new.2- needs 2 people to assemple!3- for the size question : I dont recommend cutting it at all But, I have 80" opening and I wish if it was a couple of inches longer because it tend to opens back a little bit when closing so since its a folding door I think its better to have a little bit more inches than the exact size!
781154
Good afternoon, we do not have any doors that are the size of 80*48, also, we are not able to cut down the doors at our facility as it would go against the warranty. Sorry for any inconvenience, if you have anymore questions, feel free to ask! Thanks Aaron