Is there room to cut each hinged door by 1/2 on each side to reduce the overall width to 28" (not 30)? Can't tell from the image. ;-0
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Good Morning, Thank you for your interest in our products! We do not recommend that the sides of the doors be trimmed. Please let me know if you have any other questions that I can help you with. Thank you Angie
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Our doors are 1 5/16" thick, and there is probably a 1/16" gap left. If your doors are biggerr than that, then you may have to look for an alternative.
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I just measured mine. It'a a 32" door, but there is some extra. The promo states that each panel is 19 1/2 ", so it should be a perfect fit! You will love this mesh! It's waaay better than one I paid three times as much for. Good Luck! Dawne
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From looking at it, I can't give you a definitive answer, Cheryl, but I think it might be a bit problematic to change the width. If you're very handy, you might be able to do it, but I think I'd counsel caution. Several steps would be involved, and several things would need to be cut to size, and then re-fitted.
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Absolutlety. This particular one is only 19 inches wide, as compared to a 28" standard doorway. I'm pretty sure all of them, even the larger ones are less than that.
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Yes...in the specs it say: *Fits doors up to 36" wideMy door wasn't that wide so I trimmed it to fit.
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The door will not fit as is . The customer would have to do some custom work to close the opening on either the hinge or handle side. the easiest way would be to install a piece of 1/2 Plexiglas against the wall. I prefer to to mount a piece of corion 1/2 x 4'' against the hinge side wall and mount the door to that.
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Don't remember. I've already threw away the boxes. The product advertises as 85.5 x 35 x 18 inches. So your 30" door is not enough. But you can pull them in diagonally, as they are not very thick. I think it's less than a foot thick.
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There's no gap on mine. Well, the gap is symmetrical all the way across the top, I should say--maybe 1/8 inch or so all the way across. But in wiggling the door slightly, I found there's a tiny bit of give in the right hinge, whereas there isn't in the left. Maybe it's a weak spot in the manufacture or assembly.
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The door height is 80" maximum with a spring held feature that allows adjustment down to about 77-5/8". I think cutting it to make it shorter would compromise its structure. You would be better off finding a shorter door.
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Yes - just use a good hacksaw and you can cut it to size. I just did the same to attach one of these to a 32" door.
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Yes, all you have to do is move the stops in to accommodate the size door you are going to use. They move with the use of an Allen wrench. You may want to cut the railing shorter since the door will beSmaller than the designed length.
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Hello, There are 2 doors. HEIGHT = 13" and overall WIDTH = 9 15/16" but the door pivot hinge reduces the functional WIDTH to 8 1/2"
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The hinge is not off center. It is right on. However, I had issue with the measurements not being exactly as described.Double check your measurements and leave room for slight overlap.
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Put the panel with the 26" gate on the one end like the picture shows. All panels are 30" with the gate panel having 2" on each side. Gate is only 26" in opening width within a 30" panel. All panels measure 30". Trust me, it works just fine.
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You will have to cut them. You need about 1/2" to 3/4" clearance on each side and about an 1" top and bottom. Be careful not to take too much off the panels or you cut into the pin holes. It is best to take more off at hinge area as there are no pin holes there.
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The width of mine sewing armoire is 32" with the double doors closed, and 61" from the top of the decorative molding to the bottom of the floor. The door louvers are decorative only. The width would be the same if you removed the doors (which would be easy to do) for an "open" access option. Oops. See addendum in comment below :>)