Can the device be pushed in from the other side of the door?
1309076
I don't know. I suspect if an intruder knew where the device was placed and had something that could be pushed under the door, said intruder could perhaps push the device inside and thus gain entry w/o activating the device.
1309077
Not sure what you mean. It is very sensitive...it will go off with the slightest pressing on the top...from either side of the door.
1309078
Not sure what you mean by "pushed in". Do you mean moved out of place? Or do you mean "activated"? If there is enough space under the door frame, you could push it out of place. It will sound its alarm from both sides of the door when opened from either side.
1309079
not what I expected. It depend on the door. I cant use them because of the doors I have.
513903
You could install in either location but it'll be much easier in a side location. Consider that you're essentially sandwiching the screen between the plastic frame of the dog door so it's easier if you have access to hold or push both sides at the same time.
567433
You can push the pin out of the hinge with a straightened paperclip or other such tool, and open the box from the other side. Unfortunately, the box isn't really very secure as anyone could do the same.
2236694
Our contractors installed this medicine cabinet, however, they did ask me which way I wanted it to open. Therefore, I am 'assuming' it can be attached on either side.
1423832
We mounted ours to the door in the top corner on the side our door opens to. It worked if people pull on it or push. It helps us help our customers since the electronic one doesn't work
702239
hmm i don't think it would make sense to do that. the piece comes assembled (it comes ready to mount on your wall) so you would have to remove the door and lock and figure it out. But the inside is uniform so theoretically the hinge could be fastened to the other side if you were so inclined
2080520
I have the same situation. It needs to be mounted inside the house as it pushes the door closed.
1020648
I would say no, the cabinet is not built for this. There are notches on the left side of the cabinet for the hinges that do not exist on the right. Also, there is a hole for the knob on the right side, but not on the left, and the knob goes through the door, so there would be a hole.
1665414
The door needs to open on the opposite side of th e part that pulls out first. In other words the pull out needs to be mounted on the nonhinge side of the cabinet door.
959669
yes, you can . you may stick above head or near door either side so you can reach, it requires finger touch to on and off.
10773
Yes, you can open the gate from either side; that's the whole point of this latch. I don't know why they didn't mention it in the description.
660085
I don't know. I don't see why not.Miguel doesn't say he tried it and it did not work.There is a rod that goes all the way thru the side panel and the door and is secured by the top and bottom. I don't see why you can't invert the doors and then push the rod thru.
1584867
It can be placed on either side. It is an awesome opener! I bought a second one for my third car door.
1399190
The hinge-holes are drilled on the right side, and there is a block on the upper left where the magnet is pre-mounted to hold the door closed. It would be awkward to try to mount the magnet on the opposite side. So, no, this wouldn't work well to swap the door to open right to left. As much as I like this cabinet, I'd suggest you look for a different one.
432518
Definitely not as the frame of the construction has to be resting on the outside of the door frame. So it would not be possible to open the door if it was mounted this way.
1934071
Yes, it can open from both sides. If you look at where the key is on the smaller part of the image, they key slot is actually a push button that lifts the latch off of the metal bar.
210980
it would be a squeeze- possibly not wide enough... also when door is installed, not much room to walk through opening as a human!