Would it hold up on a door threshold
1081248
A friend applied it to his wooden steps outside and that was a year ago. Seems OK for that.
1385890
dont know if the door will support being walked on. the metal seems thick enough.
940927
I'd say likely not. The door I have it on is a bathroom stall door (pretty heavy) and it slows it down a touch and keeps it from slamming, but doesnt really act as a traditional door closer would. Theres no adjustments that I can recall.
1166776
It's designed for an outside door, so I would suspect it would hold up to the elements.
289629
Yes, heavy duty, holds up well. When assembling make sure you pay attention to where door goes.
6769
Yes, it will. We got ours down after a year in pieces torn and with holes all over, and the glue on the doors. I have a hard time removing the glue from the door.
2226331
It will definately hold on door, But, Remember, the Glass is not as Strong as your wall, so too much pull or push on glass will shatter Glass!!!
700438
Yes, it absolutely will. I've never had an issue with it, but we try to be pretty careful when opening the door. As one commenter noted, you have to open the door pretty vigorously for this to be a real problem.
1751087
My door is about 50 lbs or so. It is a 7 foot door and thicker than normal (1 5/8") so it is robust! A shorter door, same weight, might work.
948016
I think so too. My door is a thin piece of plywood, maybe 1/8th inch thick. If not you could probably stuff it with something to keep it from being loose. I am pretty sure it would look okay.
1635578
Doubt it'd break, but yo might need to add a longer "rope" or maybe just extend the existing one. The metal and working parts should be fine no matter what size door as long as the top section fits the thickness of the door snuggly
2178632
That would depend on the door. The narrow edge should be able to be wedged into the crack of any door I've seen, but unless the metal is just a thin skin on a light frame, it probably does not have the length to give you enough leverage.
2070971
I think so. The door is really light. Once it has been released by the magnet, it moves quite freely.
1681648
I don't know what to say. It would depend on what kind of door it is. If there is a door jam it has to be dragged over, it wouldn't last but if it is flat under your door, it should be fine. this is our second Winter to use ours, we're still very pleased.
1377983
No, it will not. I epoxied mine but it did not hold. It's purpose is to keep the new door from breaking. It appears that it solves the problem.
92958
It would work for not to much curved door.The material is not too soft a little bit so you can curve.
1473559
It needs the doorframe to secure into, perhaps if you had studs on either side it might hold