me being the way I am I have 3 dead bolts on my front door, would i be able to successfully alter this
945603
It might depends on where the deadbolts are but this system shouldn't affect them or make a difference. The Armor stuff reinforces the door to the door frame. There is a piece of metal that goes around the deadbolt on the door itself so that a crowbar can't easily be used to prior open the door. You might need three of those, one for each deadbolt.
945604
The door jamb plate has several punch outs . The only issue would be the supplied 2 smaller over the the bolt plates,as you would need 1more.
945605
Unless you have real odd spacing on your locks you should not need to alter the kit. The part that goes against the door jamb where they dead bolt would go into the jamb has multiple (8) spots that can be popped out to align with the locks. The issue you may have is the part that goes around the lock on the door is only supplied for the handle lock and one deadbolt so for you to get the full protection you probably need to get a couple more of those.
945606
It would not work as the kit is sold through Amazon. You would need additional lock plates.
202101
No. If you are a good carpenter you might be able to modify it but it would take some work.
1184990
Not unless specified. I have used the original bolts before without a problem.
1476584
remove the plastic cap at the top hinge and remove the 3 bolts. at the bottom of the door there shold be 3 more bolts. remove them and put both hinges on the other side. you will have to poke holes in the plastic bumps on the top to put the bolts in.
2088862
You can use your old bolts and parts to hook these up. But if they are rusted, it could be hard to get these parts on.
1867681
not without changing the hinges......would be a lot of trouble unless you are putting up a new door !!!
1482152
If you mean the bottom half of your door is a solid piece of thin aluminum, I would think you could make it work providing you have the proper tools.
2131694
yes, I was able to with some slight adjustment. Would need a drill and two small pieces of angle iron to modify bracket as two bolt holes will not line up.
1085930
All you have to do is remove the two bolts on the bottom and the three on the top of the old and place the new one in its place. Install is in the reverse. You will need an alignmentvwhen you are done.
55435
Honestly I never tried to change them since I just got them but when installing I dropped the bolt inside and when I tried to open the light there's no skrew or anything to open. I really hope I can change the light. I am sure you can
1534888
You could if you buy the below separate http://m.homedepot.com/p/Unbranded-3-4-in-Black-Malleable-Iron-Threaded-Floor-Flange-521-604HN/100129872
1687082
I order to do this you have to be a little creative and handy with tools.I modified it a little so that when the door to the work shop I share with my grandsonis closed it can not be removed.
1537731
Yes,, follow the instructions Plus you have the old one to follow.Yes,, can be done. That is what we did. Did it ourselves.Works well.
145613
Yes you should be able to remove it by (of course) reversing the process. I'm moving soon and will be doing the same thing. But just remember not all doors will fit the same way. You will be need to remeasure to make sure that the equipment will fit and if it does to you need to be a bit creative in adjusting it to seal to the new doorway. Don't through away any of the parts that are removed including the parts list and instructions. If you have go to the Ideal website and order what replacement parts you need or go to the hardware store for the simple things. If the door is completely different then order a new one that fits and sell that one to make up the difference in cost. Good luck! Yes you should be able to remove it by (of course) reversing the process. I'm moving soon and will be doing the same thing. But just remember not all doors will fit the same way. You will be need to remeasure to make sure that the equipment will fit and if it does to you need to be a bit creative in adjusting it to seal to the new doorway. Don't through away any of the parts that are removed including the parts list and instructions. If you have go to the Ideal website and order what replacement parts you need or go to the hardware store for the simple things. If the door is completely... » Read More Yes you should be able to remove it by (of course) reversing the process. I'm moving soon and will be doing the same thing. But just remember not all doors will fit the same way. You will be need to remeasure to make sure that the equipment will fit and if it does to you need to be a bit creative in adjusting it to seal to the new doorway. Don't through away any of the parts that are removed including the parts list and instructions. If you have go to the Ideal website and order what replacement parts you need or go to the hardware store for the simple things. If the door is completely different then order a new one that fits and sell that one to make up the difference in cost. Good luck! « Show Less
1730747
definitely. there are a few bolts you'll have to remove and it helped me to pull the cabinet door off. After that it takes some manuvering but you will be able to do it.
2043584
Not as a direct bolt on but with modifications it could be made to probably work.
1581366
I put it together some time ago for one of my rentals, I don' t remember whether or not you can change the hinge side. Sorry.