what do the measurements of door frame have to be
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My door opening measures 30" and the bar rests on the trim, 2" on each side.
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The frame comes with spacers that set the wall width for 2 x 4 construction. I believe there are parts available from the manufacturer that will set the width for 2 x 6 walls. Their web site and customer support reflects this as I recall. I was happy with the product. My door works great and looks great.
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I have the same issue. My width is 24' frame to frame. How can you pull 24' out of 19'.5"?? That would mean I would have to velcro the stationary glass door. Would look crappy I think.
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There are some other variables to consider, that you have not clarified. Is each individual door opening framed? Is 16.5" the framed opening or the door width. The opening is the vital specs. The assembled 4sbsu-18 is 18.6"h x 13.5"w x 5"d . If you have a 16.5" wide door, and your opening is larger then the assembled specs. then the 18 should work for you.
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Hi, my door is 32" by 80" and it fits perfectly. Sorry, I don't think this product will work for you.
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Height is 72 inches from top to bottom average doors are normally 80 inches. And the width is 22 inches and 5/8. As long as the door is 28 inches wide minimum and 80 inches height wise it will fit perfect!
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Sorry, but it's difficult to measure the dimensions of an installed door bottom. I'd think the manufacturer would have that information.
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I would suggest that the door isn't tight - there are 2 rubber bumpers on the top of the door that hold the door away from the frame by at least 3/32" Looking at my unit this fit looks normal and ours works great
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amazon has several different sizes of doors. You need to measure your old door and order the same SIZE. hOPE THIS HELPS YOU
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I bought the small door so I have no knowledge of the size of the large door. I can tell you I am most pleased with the door I bought.
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Around ~2 inches. Not exact measurement since I didn't take it off the door frame but it should be pretty close.
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I think my husband put my tape measure in the barn..but if your door was pre-drilled forexample, an insulted metal door then it will fit , you can also get a brass ring fitting at lowes to frame the deadbolt to save painting..if I could find the tape I would measure...
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These hinges require 1/8" space at the top and bottom and 1/8" space at the side walls. If you are butting two doors togrther only allow 1/16" for each door so you have a 1/8" gap between the doors.
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Yes, the is a very small gap between the frame and the door. I would say about a 1/16rh of an inch.
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The OD of the case that would fit into the wall measures 14 5/16. The OD of the door frame measures 14 9/16.; These are the measurements that I just took off ours. I flush mounted ours on the wall in our closet. If you are trying the fit the frame into the wall it would fit, but not the door. It would probably be best to have a bit of a reveal of the case for the hinges to work best. Hope this helps.
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Look at the window and there'll be two ways to measure it. One will be the size of the opening and the other will be slightly bigger measured from inside the window frame. The door has spring loaded sides that can expand, so you'll want it to expand out to the window frame, but you need the door to compress small enough to fit into the opening. If the opening is at least 33" (it will compress to fit in) then the 33-38" should be good. But you won't want the smaller one if the expanded frame size is bigger than the maximum size (it won't expand all the way out to the frame). Hope that helps you judge which one will work better! Look at the window and there'll be two ways to measure it. One will be the size of the opening and the other will be slightly bigger measured from inside the window frame. The door has spring loaded sides that can expand, so you'll want it to expand out to the window frame, but you need the door to compress small enough to fit into the opening. If the opening is at least 33" (it will compress to fit in) then the 33-38" should be good. But you won't want the smaller one if the expanded frame size is bigger than the maximum size (it won't expand all the way out to the frame). Hope... » Read More Look at the window and there'll be two ways to measure it. One will be the size of the opening and the other will be slightly bigger measured from inside the window frame. The door has spring loaded sides that can expand, so you'll want it to expand out to the window frame, but you need the door to compress small enough to fit into the opening. If the opening is at least 33" (it will compress to fit in) then the 33-38" should be good. But you won't want the smaller one if the expanded frame size is bigger than the maximum size (it won't expand all the way out to the frame). Hope that helps you judge which one will work better! « Show Less
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I can't remember the door measurements for sure but I think it is for a 32" door. I had to do some modifications and cut a 1/2" off the bar on both sides to fit my door frame. Some one trimmed out my metal door frame with wood. But it works great. Price is a little step but no one is getting in that's for sure. I would buy it again.