Will this work on a inswing door
1657016
Yes, it goes on the bottom of the door so it doesn't matter how the door swings
1657017
What's a inswing door? We used it for the front door of our house which does swing in to replace the one that had worn out after 7 years. It popped right into the grooves on the bottom of the door. A mallet helped lodge it tightly into place. We did have to take the door off the hinges first.
1657018
It should if it fits the bottom of the door. Mine was off about 1/4" and I sent it back. Apparently there is more than one model and I never found one that worked. My door was installed new in 1999 (inswing-residential). Good luck.
1657019
Actually yes, my door is an In swing door and the seal is the same on both sides!
1489986
Yes it will work. You will need to get extra weather stripping. This is an excellent alternative to wall doors
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.
2090907
Yes, It should. It is quite sticky on the back. We installed it on a door with panels. You cannot see them, but you can feel them.
1158026
I believe it would work on any door as it just slides on over the doorknob. It doesn't fasten down in any other way.
719120
Yes it will work. We had ours put in a fiberglass door but had to custom order the door with the hole cut to size. Then we needed to add some foam spray in filler to close the gaps.
815278
It would not work without cutting a section out of the weather strip. I used on exterior diir and has to cut about a 1 1/2" section out of the weather strip to get it to work. Other than that it works great. Old house and the bottom of the door always had movement and now it is secure.
1236254
Should work on any door that has a momentary switch for opening and closing. It comes with remote.
1009174
It would have to be a really thin door. I cannot see how it could work on a standard interior door without a lot of work.
1007486
This works fine on my door situated between two inside rooms but they also carry doors made for outside doors that have two flaps that should do the trick.
122309
It will work. I have this installed on french doors that open outwards. It's installed with adhesive backed velcro that you attach to the inner door moulding, then the screen sticks to those velcro pieces.
417566
depends on the material the door is made from. Generally, yes. Shouls work fine
160427
As long as the door can be cut through for the insertion, it will work. Only a scenario such as a solid steel door would prevent installation.
633820
Maybe. I installed the door on an thin aluminum panel. I had to cut wood 3/4 x 1" pieces glued around the parimiter on the inside then the inside and outside are screwed together. Don't cut the hole to big tho. Hopefully the scren is tight. Fabric screen may be diffichlt.Good luck.
1439625
This will replane the door. Good? That depends on skill. I,ve never been able to plane a large area perfectly smooth. It can get you to the point where a sander will provide a smooth surface. l
484514
It does work on standard door frames. However, be careful when assembling. The electronic wires that feed through the knob handle are flimsy and will pop out. Happened to me and had to return it
940930
Mark, probably not. It may get the door to the frame but most likely won't get the door to latch. I would say it would depend on the ease of movement in the door. It works great on internal hollow core doors.