Can I use a 1.5" thick door with this system?
1036068
Yes. The door I used is about 1.25" thick and there is plenty of clearance and works great.
1036069
My 2-door system is 2 5/8 inches from the wall. My solid wood doors cost me $400 and are just slightly less than 1 1/2 inches thick. So I say 'yes'.
1390941
I don't think so. I have it on a 1" thick door and there is enough space for it to slide smoothly but not an extra half inch.
383921
Cassey, Your frame would have to be 3/4 inches thick. These are designed for a 1/2 overlay. Which means the door would overlay the frame by 1/2 inch. As far as dimensions, the door could be any size. Hope this helpsDennis
1206086
No need to worry about the width of the door; as for the thickness, unless they're REALLY think you'll be OK. The portions which attach to top and bottom of door have an adjustable tension strap between them which helps compensate for thinner doors. If your doors are still to thin then you could throw some cardboard in gaps between the door and the attachment pieces.
826110
The mounting area (wire frame) is about 1/4" thick, if you had to, you could get screws the right length to avoid going through the doors.
1705500
No, it's made to install in a door minimum 1 1/4" thick. You would have to frame it with wood first.
2157827
I would not use anything over 1 inch. These are flush mount hinges so thickness shouldn't matter, but weight wld be an issue.
260921
I was able to install without morticing on both of my doors, you should be able to as well unless your door/jamb is tighter than usual, if you have an 1/8" or more you'll be good.
2004361
On one side (the side the whole gate mounts to) 1.5" would be enough. On the other side (the side for the latch/lock), you'll need about 2.5-3".
838097
My door is also 1 3/4" thick. The instructions have no commentary as to how anything goes together, at least mine didn't, however after going over the parts at length, I realized they included (2) sets of (4) bolts that go through the door. One group was for thinner doors and the other (4) was for a door such as mine (1 3/4"). I would imagine 1 3/4" is about the max...Hope that helps...sorry for the delay,computer was down. Merry Christmas!
1920650
Yes, There is some adjustment in the hardware for thickness of the door. It should work.
1894330
My cabinet was 2" thick and at the maximum adjustment it wouldn't fit. Mine was maybe 1/8" too large. If yours is 1 5/8" thick it should work fine for you. It's a nice unit.
479060
My door is about 1.5 inches. I am not certain it will work. My contractor installed it. Maybe a contractor can make it worl for you.
2185146
Yes. The mounts stick out 3.5 inches from the wall. So the door must be thinner than that.
1896867
As long as the door is 1.25" to 1.75" in thickness, then these will work perfectly. Daniel
2119075
I had this hardware installed by a handyman. We ordered a wider door (40"?) from Home Depot and it was 1-1/2" thick. The bottom track that comes w/this unit is for a door that's 1" thick (that's what handyman said), so we're going to use something else to keep bottom of door from swinging out. All in all, the track is great....really quiet and rolls easily.
652944
There is no component for a thick door as I had to router out the wood and recess the deadbolt. This was for an outside wood gate which was thicker than a normal house door. I called schlage and went to as locksmith...no extension piece for this lock