Would this fit in a 40" door or would the tension rod be too long?
1059216
I altered one to a 42" door by taking the tension rod apart and using a hacksaw to make it small enough to fit--then cut and sewed the rest of it to fit snugly in the opening. A bit time consuming, but it is customized and fits the space and keep the bugs out.
1059217
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1059218
I know that the one I have wouldn't fit a 40 inch door. But I was working in me back yard and looked over at my neighbor's house and they have one in their door that looks like about 40 inches. So they must be out there.
1059219
I'd have to take it out to measure this, which I don't want to do. But, the shorter section of the rod is 34", making the longer section at least 38" to fit in a 72" door. I'm guessing it would fit a 40" door. If not, just send it back. Or, call the manufacturer to find out.
1479953
My purchase was for a gate that would fit well into a 48 inch entry and it works VERY well, but I would recommend an extension (if they make them) or a model with that expressed width to be sure of a secure fit. Good luck!
1465838
I presume you pretty much just use one of the doors. The opening should be placed in front of that door. In my case my doors open inward so the tension rod is inside the frame on the outside.
1340817
sorry...it will not fit...i needed to replace the door/jamb36 inches...ada law standardambulance...gurney ...stretcher needs that 36 inch door tooany doorexcept closets & pantry etc etcreplace the door opening was my only solution....in fact i replaced 6 doors with 36 inch widthgreat for moving furniture too!
1077674
I think it could. There are rubberish nubs at the ends (two on each end) which would probably help keep it from being pulled or pushed. I would measure the width of your opening to make sure, and ensure you have a few inches of left over for the tensioner to provide tension. Hope this helps!
39971
what is the size of the opening,the opening i have is approx. 60 inches and the rod has alot of tension on it
798212
The tension bar is 19" in length compressed. If the distance between the handlebar stem and seat post is less than that it won't fit. It is spring loaded for extension. Hope that helps.
1646727
Yes, I have this and my doors are 36". You won't have to trim it down so it will be easy to install.
1821716
Not sure. I guess the tension rod could go between the door jamb where the slide opening is and the top of the door of the non-sliding part. Or, you could try using some alternate method (Velcro or little tack-nails?) to mount it to the outside jamb.
1230620
I had a similar suited door, and it managed to squeeze in. You might want to ask someone for help, but it should fit.
1456613
These come in different widths. I would look for one to fit your door frame. The 36" might work, but the extra folds could allow more bugs to get past the edges.
2281662
Yes, tension is adjustable. Be sure your door framing material is secure if you need high tension because the unit is attached to it.
582726
My opening is 35" and the gate has two extensions, one on each side, the gate opening is 16 1/2". I don't know if they have them, larger extensions, but this really is a great gate if it fits your door frame opening. It is a tension gate and the more extension you add the weaker it makes the gate. Course, you could add something like 2x4's to decrease the door size opening to accommodate the gate and smaller extensions if needed. Don't know your situation, but hope this all helps.
2118753
If it has the holes for the rod and mounting holes. I believe the rod is 48" long, so.it may stick out a little. Just save the box if it doesn't fit return it
587604
Hi it should fit on a door this thick. The screws are long enough to mount to lock.
1487831
We did not get the longest rod, but it is an exceptional quality and the tension is excellent.Each of these go a 30" min to max so I would guess that you would deduct that from the max and whatever is above the minimum would be incased. I could be wrong. We did not go to the max.
1022733
This mount should have no problem fitting your 40" tv. It is completely universally adjustable. I have the same mount holding up my 42" tv. If you have problems read the instruction manual.