how to put this on your door and could it be removed
1687082
I order to do this you have to be a little creative and handy with tools.I modified it a little so that when the door to the work shop I share with my grandsonis closed it can not be removed.
1687083
We used a bit of painter's tape then put the velcro stripping on it. Easy to pull off without damaging paint or door.
1687084
To be honest with you, I'm not sure how my son put it on his door (he's 9), but he did. What I can tell you is that it only lasted about a week or so on his door before it started falling off. He still enjoys it, though, sticking it up for a short time when he plays with it.
1727892
Yes. You select the location and install it. It's on the door glass permanently so you can not relocate it at a different time.Rusty S.
947622
Just pop it into the grooves in the bottom of the door? No grooves? Buy something else. Oh, yeah. remove the door. Staples at each end will probably be advisable.
681306
We haven't had to remove ours yet but I'm guessing you would simply pull them off. You could probably use a butter knife or putty knife if you had to get behind the adhesive.
540430
Just use a magic eraser from the local store. The spray paint should come off without damaging the door paint.
163338
A body shop can probably do it, you just have to take the inner door panel off by first pulling some pins and then lifting up, should hear some pops and it should come koose , there are going to be some wires to unclup but then you can drill the hole and run the wires to the sensor by the hinges that controlled the dinging and interior lights when the door is opened, then install and put the door back together.
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I think it would be trial and error as far as gluing it to that kind of surface. At the end of the day I used the wood screws and hide it near the bottom of the side of the house behind a bush. For me it's an emergency key if needed - not a day to day solution. The next issue would be, I would think, how easy it would be to pry off. Not that it would be easy to open. May need a torch or heavy tools. It is very well made. At issue - you might need to re think where you want to put it.
638168
I haven't put it up yet, but it is about 3/4 inch thick and comes in rolls. I think you just cut pieces to the width desired and use the double stick tape to secure it to the door.
1362540
I just looked at ours and it appears that you can. There are screws holding the door on to the back, so I believe that it would be easy to remove
1693986
You can put this on any door, but it's extremely complicated, with the diagram included results impossible. I designed my own diagram.
1249782
You can leave the door off but the way it hangs on the wall it won't allow you to put it horizontally. It has a wood piece that you have to screw in the wall and the cabinet has a build in piece that connects to the wall piece. So No
813969
You could build a frame to mount the door on. It's a very nice door, and worth the extra effort.
845954
Yes, you just cut it to size. Also, you want to put it not just on the horizontal, but verticle sides of your door.
411784
You could probably figure something out. You would most likely have to put screws in your door.
335470
Put it all the way up on your door. I guest you need to adjust it to make it fix. Take me a few times to get it right.�
690347
It worked great for me. Setup is fairly easy but just read instructions carefully. This will work fine however he/she will see it and disable it....maybe. put it on the outside of the door so it cannot be disabled from his/her side.
1432507
I looks like you could easily do this with out a problem. The one hanging on my door looks like a simple snip snip job. Just snip off a row or two you know? good luck.