Can i use it for my hallway&iuml;&frac14;&#159; its width is 36. How to install the bar&iuml;&frac14;&#159;
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Yes IMO it should fit there. There are side bars to install on to each side, and the bars fit into a circle notch on each . The you twist the bar to tighten and fit info desired space .
1417560
Yes you have some leeway with the door width. I mounted mine on a 30" wide door but the bar easily adjusts to significantly wider door frames up to 36".
1456613
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.
1621575
I can't tell you about hooks for this bar. The bar was too long for the area I wished to install it in and I returned it. It was very attractive but the wrong size for my need.
35379
Each vertical bar comes in two parts which screw together to form a single longer vertical bar. I'm only using one vertical bar for each side, but I think the total length if both parts were used would be about the 31" others have mentioned.
312285
The product was about 35" I believe, so for a door anything near 35" which is what mine is, the bar is too small
1908498
Possibly - with difficulty - the bar will stick out beyond the edge of the door trim a couple of inches on each side, so you'll need lateral room. Then you'll have to cut the end of the plastic protectors that are attached to the ends of each bar to fit the wall trim, and slide them inwards.
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http://www.northerntool.com/shop/tools/product_21326_21326you want the g667-36 not the -30 this one I use on 24" bar you would have space at the base of your bar.
1651698
If the walls under the sink measure 36 you should be able to do the 36, I ordered the 36 but only had 33 under so I shipped it back and got the 33
1309169
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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Without knowing how tall the trim is above your door it is difficult to say for certain, but I'd say that it won't work. I have 6 inches from the outside of trim to outside of trim the bar works great for me and there is room for a slightly thicker wall. However I can tell you that it wasn't designed for a thicker wall. I think the bar might be able to fit on a 7 inch thick wall but not much thicker than that. Hope this is helpful and hope that you find something that works for you!
1288555
From our measurements, a 36" wide will almost go perpendicular. Basically, we would say no to your question.
1708279
The bars are not in my home, they were for my Dad. I put them up by myself, I believe the screw size is listed in the description on the webpage. I could guess and say 2 inches, I definitely needed a power drill. It is advised to place them only in studded walls or doorways. Sorry, I can't help much on this one. I placed one on the outside of my Fathers entry door, and the other inside the door frame at the top of the steps. They are very secure and sturdy. I'm an occupational therapist and recommend safety equipment to patients, this is one I wouldn't hesitate to use. Obviously, if I put them on for my Dad!
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The default size of the bar is 26 inches. It can be expanded to a maximum width not to exceed 36 inches.
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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 can still open and close the door and leave the bar attached, if the closed door is not flush with the doorway front and back... You can close the door in the doorway you would be thinking of using, and you will see how much room you would be dealing with to attach the ends of the bar to. You only need like just under 2", I think they are anticipating that you'd be using a doorway that's not completely filled by the closed door
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The bar is 48 inches wide. The brackets are 2 inches. That only leaves you 1 inch on each side. You place the bracket where you want. It might look goofy with the brackets all the way at the ends of the bar but you could do it. You need to anchor it to the studs for safety.