how big of a gap do you need in between the doors for clearance?
1668849
If there is no gap the doors will bind when you open them... Ussally it's a 1/16" to 1/4.... I already have the doors custom painted so I can't cut them and the hinges I have are crap... And not the same as these ones
1668850
You can create what gap you wish up to the width of the tabs that are screwed in and secured on the door mounting and door. The spring is positioned on the inside of the hinge.
1668851
Probably depends on thickness of doors, mine are about 3/4" and the gap is about 1/4".
1295771
The strip is just over an inch and a half eith the sticky portion covering the top 3/4 of an inch. So as long as the gap in your door is less than a 1.25 inches you should have enough clearance for the sticky portion to actually stick. Measure before applying! Once you stick, you can't go back!
710839
You need to allow for the hinges on the cabinet door, depending on the type you may need anywhere from half an inch up to four inches for clearance. If your cabinets are deeper then the pull out, you may be able to set it back additional space to accommodate the hinges.
1537700
i used about 6 inches of jackshaft just to clear the track with drive on the end of that .i have 24 inches between the wall and door frame gives about 16 inches of room can be less mounted on the right side looking out
2281660
the tension / spring of the closing mechanism is not so strong that the door not opened wide will automatically be closed. But that said, I don't think you could leave the door open with a 6 inch gap without some trials and adjustments
915198
There is about a foot of clearance and maybe another couple of inches under the center. I have a bunch of boxes and a pet carrier under it
2160875
There is 9 inches clearance between the underside of one shelf, and the top of the shelf below (anything shorter than 9 inches should fit between shelves). There is 19 inches clearance at the front and back, between posts (anything less than 19 inches wide should be able to pass through from front to back). There is 15 inches clearance on the sides, between posts (anything less than 15 inches wide should be able to pass through from one side to the other). And these aren't rounded - all measurements came to whole inches.
833849
You need at least 5/8" clearance around the entire circumference of the hinge area where the lock installs.
531917
Yes, there is a small gap. When the doors on the two door side of the cabinet are adjusted fully the gap is 1/4 inch. If one wanted to go to the trouble and was handy with a Dremel tool, the slots in the hinges on at least of the doors could be made longer in order to close the gap. I'm using the cabinet in a garage laundry area so the small gap is really not that much of a deal.
793879
The clearance is approximately 12 1/2" between each of the shelves. Bottom shelf is 14 1/2" deep. Next shelf up is 12" deep.
483124
There should be no gap - there was none when I installed it. Either something is not lined up right or you have a narrower than normal door.
1640627
Measure the distance between the two rear doors or behind the front seats. If the distance is greater than 56 inches the you need the 56 inch barrier. If the distance is less than 56 inches you would need the 50 inch barrier. Hope this helps.
1834945
a google search reveals that you need 3" clearance. There is a product that might help you http://www.northshorecommercialdoor.com/limo48rjo38a.html
469255
the book says a minimum clearance of 3 inches is required between the oven and any adjacent walls, one side must be open leave a clearance of 12 inches above the oven
260922
I installed it with out morticing. The gap between the frame the the door was large enough installation was not an issue. You will need at least 1/8 inch gap between frame and door.
1499720
My suggestion is to take a stiff piece of cardboard and cut it to fit to fill in the gap. That way someone can hold the cardboard in place while you place the gate against it so the fit is tight.
1576413
this item is surface mountedyour concern is whether or not there's a large enough gap between the door and the door frame