will this work on a commercial metal door?
1868505
yes. That is what I installed mine onto. it wasn't that hard to install and is built very heavily.
1868506
Assuming your commercial metal door has a door lock on the door and a striker plate on the post, the electric door strike will work if there is signal to release the strike.
2062641
In answer to your follow up comment, I suppose it would work if you attached it to the door . . . not sure.
683795
I believe that it will. Also, since it is available as a spray, perhaps it makes sense to spray some of near the door, perhaps on a doormat, towel or something that can stay there for a while. Good luck!
1999226
the magnet seems strong enough. I think the question would be if you are able at attach it to the door (assuming the door is metal)
122309
It will work. I have this installed on french doors that open outwards. It's installed with adhesive backed velcro that you attach to the inner door moulding, then the screen sticks to those velcro pieces.
248039
Thanks for your question. It design and should work on 3/4 thick cabinet door.
1920648
Yes it will. It's designedto work with most "standard thickness" door slabs.
366594
You can, I would suggest getting some strong "permanent" double sided tape. We found some at JoAnns. It was the only thing that worked on our metal door to hold our door knocker on.
1836292
Yes, it can be installed on metal security door too. And you can use the screws that come with unit, which are metal sheet screws.
928035
Only works on metal doors that a magnet will stick to. See if a magnet will stick.There is a type that fits over the corners of the door, not sure where to find them.
201594
These are magnetic to be used on a metal door only. The part that sticks to the door is a solid piece. Take picture of your bracket to home depot or Lowes so you can see what would work.
160427
As long as the door can be cut through for the insertion, it will work. Only a scenario such as a solid steel door would prevent installation.
1999225
I guess it would depend on what material your office door is made of (i.e. solid wood / metal). i have it on interior doors at home and the magnet is pretty strong. If you have a very heavy door it may hold but allow easy release if bumped. So far I have been happy with the product.
2212028
A 1/4" drill bit will fit. Have used one before. I'm sure you could drill through a metal door, if you're using the appropriate drill bit. Good luck
536716
I suspect it would work but, for a metal door, I would use something like Bondo. This is especially made to adhere to metal and is relatively inexpensive and available at any auto supply store.
259417
I doubt it would. I think it really needs a metal door to stick on to. As far as glass. .it needs to be a flat glass. .where as mine has a slightly wavy texture.
1561060
I have mine on a steel exterior door. I did use two (of the three hinges) to provide more closing force. Works great!