will it work on a wooden sliding door? will it protect the door from our 100+ pound bernese mountain dog?
1068584
I think it would work; particularly if it is attached well at the edges with something like "scotch double sided mounting tape. If you are able to secure it with small screws that would also hold it well. It is not thick so if the side you are protecting slides into the other door piece it most probably will still allow the door to slide open and close. It has worked well with our border collie - great Pyrenees mix dog. Hope I have helped you.
1068585
I do not believe it would work on a sliding door b/c you need to have a knob to hold it up. I think they are working to design noe now. I don't think the size of the dog really matters. You should not have a problem w/ a big dog, in my opinion.
224870
No, I don't think it will. The rack hooks over the top of the door and would interfere with the rolling mechanism on a sliding closet door.
359244
I have a Doberman and it works fine as long as they aren't ACTIVELY trying to get out. The "door" is a little small but it's plenty sturdy for small to big-ish dogs.
1158026
I believe it would work on any door as it just slides on over the doorknob. It doesn't fasten down in any other way.
2158089
You can adjust the closing (and thus opening) force. It should be no problem to adjust it such that a dog can push open the door.
776550
I guess it depends on how your bumper is situated relative to the door, but if it rested on it at all, I think it would definitely scratch it, particularly with the dog jostling it around.
664062
Yes it does have a slide down door and you can put it on either side so if your out side with the dog and you don't want them to go in. Hope this helps you.
1919656
Of course it will work - As long as you want to use it to "pull" the door closed. If you want to have it "pushed", that's a different product.
390378
I am skeptical that it would. The way it works is that it slides between the door frame and the door so if there were no frame I am thinking it would fall off the top if yanked on at all.
1138732
While it may 'fit' in the opening, it will not be secure enough with the tension resting on the sliding door (the door on the one side will not be wide enough to hold the tension 'rings' on the end of the screws). I would not advise using this for a sliding door. They do make models that do fit sliding doors though - http://www.amazon.com/Cardinal-Gates-Lock-n-Block-Sliding-24-Inches/dp/B003TFEF3G/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1398872451&sr=8-2&keywords=Cardinal+Gates+Lock-N-Block+Sliding+Door+Gate - try that link.
815322
Yes it will. I have a90+ pound Standard Poodle and a 9 pound Miniature Schnauzer and it works fine for both of them. I use it to keep them from leaving the front porch.
999035
Yes, I believe it will work. It is a little flimsy and my dog is too scared to use it.
290019
I don't think that would work well for you. When you release the tension, the whole gate comes off. We had an other door way to block off and we did release a regular little wooden gate. Climbing over any gate can be dangerous.
218220
Door does not lock, there is only a plastic cover that slides down to prevent the dog from passing through.
2244387
My dog is 65 lbs. and freaks out during thunderstorms and fireworks (if in the area). I have the 61 inch gate enclosure separating a sun room from the kitchen (all windows and no place to hide his head). I saw one attempt to climb over but made him stop, I don't know what he does when I am not home but so far I see no damage to the gate. I am really pleased with it (didn't think it would work, but stronger than I thought). Hope this helps PS: I have always had trouble with tension shower curtain rods. Screw it to your wall it works better!
951435
I would think so. You might have to frame it in with some sort of wood just for thickness. It is really easy to install overall and one of the few doors with the heavy, FLEXIBLE flap so your animal won't choke should it decide against passing through. Good luck!
84649
Has an additional (sliding) door that is only secure enough to keep dogs or other animals from entering.