So this product can only be mounted on the back side of a door?
1867680
Since it works from the door hinges, then yes, it can only be mounted on the back side of a door.
1867681
not without changing the hinges......would be a lot of trouble unless you are putting up a new door !!!
2019627
You certainly can mount it directly to the door. The important factor would be to make certain you will have a secure way to fasten it.....Most inside doors are hollow and it may be difficult to use a regular wood screws for a secure mounting. If the door is hollow you might want to try to use a hollow wall anchor. There are several types available at your hardware or home improvement store.
1172256
Don't think so unless you're willing to use double sided tape, there aren't any built-in provisions for mounting.
432519
Yes, which ever way the door opens, you hang on the opposite side. Remember, the bar(s) is removable and only the small mounting brackets remain in the door way.
1700258
I don't believe so. I'm sure you could but it would look goofey cause it would have to be mounted reverse
315284
I have used several different doors in the past of a similar style. I have always in the past used them as a semi-permanent solution and I believe that it is possible to do the same with this door. I have actually made this installation permanent as I have mounted the panel on the stationary side of the door. It was suggested tibdi this as an alternative solution and Iam happy iI did it that way. Just be aware that if you mount it on the siding side or the stationary side you are lossing pass thr space
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.
611090
Yes. There are two slotted holes on the back side to allow for wall mounting.
1829146
Yes it can. It mounts with two small brackets that attach to the wall or where ever you want them. The gate has begs that slide down into the brackets and click in at the back. The opening in you lift up out of the bracket mount. It's actually really easy to install.
1398440
Definitely can be post-mounted, in fact the mailbox comes with the mounting plate, a "Patented Fast-Trak Mounting Plate for easy installation on existing posts in minutes." But if you are talking about a solid column, such as brick or stone, in which the box is embedded, (surrounded by the other material) I don't see any reason why it couldn't be, except that you'd have to be careful to leave enough room at the very bottom for the door to swing open.
300013
The door can be mounted on either side and the door itself just flips over to accommodate the hinges on the opposite opening. I recall that the instructions show this.
592032
No sure, but think it can be installed either way. Our door swings in to the left. Hope this helps.
32194
Yes. It can be mounted to just a back wall. I might suggest ordering an extra set of braces for added support.Good luck.
1693985
That's a pretty general question, but in my opinion, yes, it could be. I bought this kit and mounted it to the back of a large inswing door fairly easily. However, depending on if the door was an inswing, outswing, or sliding you might need to make a special mounting bracket. Also, you need to have enough room around the door depending on where you mount the plate. I hope this helps.
1451023
Yes, the Unit is pre-drilled on both sides, so the door can be mounted either way. The handle remains in the center of the door.
1348889
No, unfortunately not that I can tell. But, there are some sold through Amazon that do mount on the wall/door.
1546053
The side with the screws would be placed on the interior side. That way a person would need access to the other side of the door in order to remove the screws. This works if fine in most applications since persons want to prevent access from one side. If you need to prevent access from both sides of the door then this may not be the best solution.