how to install without door not closing?
1098731
These are self-closing hinges. They work great. If you don't want doors to close by themselves..... don't buy them. Buy a non self-closing hinge.
1098732
Are you asking how to install them without the door closing while you're doing the install? If so, we installed to the door then held it up like it would be when it was shut and screwed the hinge to the cabinet frame. If you're asking if the self-closing is optional, no its not. Like Kemosabe said, its a wonderful feature, but it's not optional, so you'll need to find different hinges if you don't want that feature.
2176592
You must have a door and attach them to the top of the door that closes toward you. The door must be solid. I can't use mine because my doors close the wrong way and they are not solid-core. Useless.
997036
Make sure that there is nothing in the way of the bolts before shutting the door and turned the handle counter clockwise after shutting and that should work. and yes the bolts should be inside when it is open for you to be able to close the door. If the bolts are out try punching in your combination for them to go back in if not you can use your safe key. To get the bolts back in.I hope that this helps.
602466
No you have to removed the gate in order to close the door. The way the gate works is on one side of the gate is 2 u channel clamps that grip the sliding portion of the door. On the opposite side are 2 metal pads that slide into the vertical portion of the door frame. You then slide the door to the point where the gate is in between the frame and the door. They also give you a small clamp that you put on the bottom of the door frame to stop the door from opening. Hope this helps.
2058620
If I remember correctly, there are hooks / grooves that you have to line up along the sides before clicking the tab at the top. Take the door off and you should see the additional hook/groove/tabs that need to be lined up for the final click. Sorry, it has been a while but I do remember that issue. It was a very simple "ah ha" fix.
728581
None whatsoever door works like a charm,just make sure it is installed by someone who knows what they are doing....
1224829
there is no installation. it just has a hole where the door handle is and a small piece of Velcro that sticks to the door to kind of hold it in place
1894823
There are brackets that mount to the doorway that hold the bar in place. Because of these brackets you will not be able to close the door in this doorway unless you cut notches out of the door or doorway. I have seen other products that mount in a closed door frame, perhaps that would be a good option for you. Good luck!
998245
Install two screws into the wall that match holes in the back of the can. Above each hole is a short, narrow track. Insert the can holes over the screws and slide the can down the short tracks to hold it snugly to the wall. Would not install it on a door if the door is hollow. Otherwise, there won't be anything to hold the screws, or the can, in place. When installed properly, it works great! We've had no problems with ours and use it daily.
608108
You want the door to close toward you so it puts pressure against the door frame. The other way the only thing holding the door closed is the handle.
696568
Nope. Once you let the door go, it closes. If there is a setting, we don't know about it! I am real sure there is no such setting. We use it on a closet door but I can see where you would need it. Guess you'll have to put something heavy and decorative to slide over with your foot as a door stop!
361053
There is an extension strap that comes with the kit. It has a little plastic stopper built in. You drape that over the door and then close it. You want to find a sturdy (solid) door to do this on. The hollow ones dont seem to hold up as well. If you are uaing this at home, I recommend getting the wall or ceiling mount. Having the product is worth it! Hope this helps. Josh
891579
There are two ways to install the door stop. If you look at the picture you can see one side is flat and the other side has the rounded side. If you turn the door stop around so that the rounded side is against the door the door will not open at all. If you want to peek out turn the stop so it is like the picture an it lets you look out and still have the stop in place. Hope that helps..
569495
Slide bottom door off (not side door) & its right there hope that helps. ;0)
855754
I believe french doors "close" themselves into a position with a lock or ball on top and bottom of the door. You need to get two of these (one per door). You can always youtube for a video of french door installation to get an idea of its mechanics, etc. Cheers!
991626
I would strongly suggest the door be a strong door!!! Also try to set it up so you have to pull the door closed behind you. I have old doors.in my house and using this approach has been the most successful for me. Hope this helps.
1826156
I agree with the first answer you received including the analogy. You can lessen the tension to the point that it will barely close at all. I can see not reason to have a closure on both sides of the door with the information you provided for having this need.