Can you adjust the angle of door opening? I cannot have a very wide "throw".
1857118
door angle opening is not adjustable. It opes a little more than 90 degrees omly
1857119
No . . . it can't be adjusted. Like another reviewer, I too used a clear plastic stop to prevent it from slamming into a wall mirror. I've had mine installed for over a year with no problems. You just have to be careful that you don't swing it open with a lot of force. But it's a wall cabinet and I don't see that as a problem. It's a high quality cabinet and I highly recommend it. Much better than the cheap stuff that's out there.
1857120
No I don't think you can. But I used a clear plastic bead that's included to keep it from slamming into my wall mirror. This protects the medicine cabinets mirrorred corners from shattering. I put one inside and one outside. You cannot see it at all.
1857121
My unit is set up in a corner position: I only require 90 degrees of door-opening: the hinges in this unit are complex and you should be able to set how the door swings by adjusting the cross-head screws in the hinge or hinge-mount. The top & bottom hinges should be adjusted in concert, ie. they both need to be exactly the same for the door to hang and swing right: check to see that one hinge isn't at a different angle or adjustment to the other.
1857122
I'm not sure. The doors open just past 90 degrees. We have a wood cabinet on one side that prevents that one from being opened all the way, and it hasn't been a problem. Hope that helps!
788734
Depends somewhat on the weight of the window but about 15" at the max. In general, one arm of the opener is attached near the front of the window (opposite the hinge), and the other arm is attached to the wall of the structure just below. The opener pushes up the front edge of the window; it doesn't swing it open from the hinge. So the angle of opening will depend on the distance from the front edge to the hinge.
1335526
No as someone else commntted...but u can adjust that with a hex tip screwdriver...usually a half turn is enough to losen vor tighten it
2124833
Im sure you could figure out a way to rig it up to it? The entrance is NOT round though
911325
The door handle is adjustable by a hidden screw. that way you can turn it left or right. It comes vertical for space optimization on the packaging.
460753
Unfortunately, no, you can't adjust the orientation. I was looking for that option, too. I contacted the provider, and they said that the adjustable feature was not available.
1066146
It opens to almost a 90degree angle. There is an adjustable knob on the top for thickness. Very easy to use
980148
You can't adjust the angle, without compromising the stability or strength, if that makes sense
684025
Downward with the open on the top. Not sure if changing the velcro angle will help either.
1153920
There are duct pipe connectors that can adjust through various angles. I suggest looking for one of those and connecting it between the two. Sorry I don't know what they are called but you can find them at Home Depot.
106131
I'm really not sure if you could. Possibly with some assistance? You'd have better luck having someone pick the blind up and set it over you. The "door" is a zippered corner of the blind.
1008144
About right and left? yes you can change it, its guide explain how to do it.Her door have about 40mm thickness, it cannot less 35mm. In this case its assembly will be hindered. The better is 40mm exactly.Sorry the english is not my native language.
1937508
I'm definitely not an expert, but I really don't think you can. Probably the only thing you could do is put it backwards. You'd only have access to one door on the side that is at the bottom of the ramp.
46950
There is a crank for the Shute angle. The throw height is adjustable by a lever
1545621
I am looking at my dog door now and i would say NO. It's too wide to fix in the single pane of the door.
877044
The wide grip does extend pass the width of the door and it does allow for width adjustments based on your door. If you are doing a wide grip pull up from the standing position, then no. But if you are doing a hanging pull up, then I would guess yes. Hope that helps.
1707973
No. The metal brackets allow you to adjust to the door. Mine stick out an additional half inch or so per side.