We have 2 doors for one opening. Do we need one long rail or will two short ones butted together work? (doors are 28" wide each)
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Hello. We will provide you with 2 60" rails and joiner.The joiner fits inside the rail and it is not visible or interfer with the rollers. When you order, plese remind us of what you need. Silvio Haas
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I have a single aluminum door. One kit was good and I didn't have to adjust the springs. It works great, big difference.
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2 rails come in a box, so I would think that one box would do unless you want extra support then get 2 boxes and use three supports (head, center and feet). I used on a full size bed, one at the head and one at the center.
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I found on my 30" X 20" door that both were needed. It was not opening even with only one. You might can get away with it since it is a smaller door...I'd order two to be safe and send the extra one back if you can make one work.
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We do not, have a 72 inch bi-fold but ordering 2 36 inch doors would work, if thats may be a solution to your problem! Thanks Aaron
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These come in different widths. I would look for one to fit your door frame. The 36" might work, but the extra folds could allow more bugs to get past the edges.
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Yes. You will need two sets. We have 2 30" doors and used two sets. If you email the mfr as I did, they will help you work out the details.
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Jeff, You are correct that the 30" Unidoor will not work for your opening. The 30" Unidoor will only fit an opening of 30" to 30 1/8". The 29" door will be too small for your opening. We do have a Unidoor that has some adjustability, which is what you need for your opening. The model number is SHDR-20297210 and it fits and opening with a width range of 29-30 inches. If you have any questions about measuring or fit, please do not hesitate to call our DreamLine Technical Support Line at 866-731-2244. We are happy to answer all of your questions.
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they would be too short as single height and would have to be stacked on each other. Also it will take several sets per door jamb. I would recommend using clear packing tape to install, and not the supplied fasteners.
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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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Our door is 36 inches and we were fine but I recall it came as one unit with a steel frame that we did not attempt nor believe comes apart. I'm not sure if you could get it to fit in your situation.
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I think you will need a 100" bar. You need double the width of your door if you want it to open completely and then another 4" on each end for the mounting hardware. You might want to explore using 2 sets and 2 smaller doors that open in the middle. There were some questions/answers from someone else about this
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I did what Ashley did. I have a 4ft wide doorway, 8 foot height. I had to cut lengths of this in 4ft and double over, for two doorways (16ft total used). Still have a lot left on the 'bolt' too, so ~30ft long would be about accurate.
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I had a 32" opening and the doors came in at 31". I thought that's how a 36" worked, it comes smaller but probably not in your case. plain the doors down or send them back
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You will need the following space: To fit the unit with doors closed: 22-1/4". To open BOTH doors STRAIGHT OUT simultaneously: 44-1/4". Each door needs 11" of space to open straight out. Or, you can go along with the previously-mentioned comments and open at the 90 degree angle and be able to view your doors' contents sideways.
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If one door could be anchored in place, like with one of those slide-y bars the goes into the floor then this could be attached that door and used to secure the other, but yeah, if both doors are free swinging then this won't prevent it from opening.
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I bought two of these gates: one for a narrow doorway and another for a doorway that was 42.5 inches. I used three extensions for the 42.5 inch doorway (including an unused one from the narrow doorway gate) and it works like a dream. So yes, you can use three extensions for a doorway that is 41 inches wide.