how to install on a raised panel door?
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My installation was on/in a 6 panel door. I chose to go directly in the center of the door vs. to one side. My line of thinking was that it would create less of a problem by not getting the edge of the door to thin and possibly warping it in the future! You do notice a gap where the door panel(s) concave's, however, it is not enough so that it bothers the Mrs. or myself. Additionally, the center housing that "locks" everything together is designed in a way that the "gaps" or "concave areas" of the door are sealed. Hope this helps?
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Allen4Him, I installed mine on a paneled door I uploaded a picture so you can see what I did. It was very simple actually--you install it the same way as a flat door and then fill the gaps w/ some caulking problem solved. I also insulated behind the door with spray-in foam.
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I am sorry, Allen, but I don't know any more than the instructions tell you. We installed it in a wall, which necessitated the purchase of the Ideal Pet Products Medium Ruff-Weather Pet Door Wall Kit". This basically fills in the gap between the inside and outside sections. Rodney
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With plastic push pins like the kind on a door panel. You can also use adhesive trim spray, but make sure it's the good one.
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We placed one side on the door and the other piece on the door frame. Just line up the two arrows and do a test run while holding in place before you attach it. Easy and handy. I highly recommend.
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There are holes on both sides of the cabinet for the hinges. I believe you would just turn the door upside down and attach it to the cabinet to accomplish what configuration that you want.
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The holes for the door hinges are pre-drilled. You would have to drill holes on the other side for the hinges
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You need to find a strong beam in your house or use the door frame. Use strong hooks and drill them in place it is not all that difficult just make sure it is safe.
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No. Two screws mount the hinge to the face frame; three screws are about 3/8" behind that plane and mount to the rear of the door panel. The door panel should have a 3/8 x 3/8 inch rabbet on at least the mounting edge (and usually the top and bottom edges) to create an overlay of the panel on the frame.
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To install the unit, you have to cut a square in the panel you are using, then install it from the front. It does come with two plastic clips which allows you to lock it in behind the panel.
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I would say that your door design does not meet the requirements to install this system and any attempts to tape it would end with hanging pieces of insulation panels and a waste of time. Answer: "Not going to work for your particular door" I hope this was helpful... Tom
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Hello, I tip it up on it's side and start with the door down and fold one panel at a time over the other until it is all folded up. Hope that helps.
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Once assembled, raise it up and hang the shorter end on the upper rear part of the door-frame, so that the longer section and the curved handles face the front, with the two pads braced against the front part of the door-frame for support. I hope this helps you visualize it.
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You may be able to do this if you put something under the panels next to the upside-down door panel so that it doesn't drag on the ground. I think it could work.
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As most others, UP is probably the true way to install, but my contractor said it could face downward! I really like it!
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If you installed it on a flat surface there is no way to open the door. It is hinged on the bottom.
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Yes. I installed mine on a double panel door. I filled in the gap with wood filler where the door indented for the panel. It is strictly a cosmetic issue and work work just fine without the filler but I wanted it to look smooth.
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You must first take the door off its hinges. Then you simply attach it with staples, nails, or screws. Fasteners are not included.
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Just one panel comes with this door. Additional panels would be required for a wider area.