Can this be mounted on the inside of the French door frame or is it only a surface mount?
493075
I too have French doors and mounted mine on the outside of the frame. And I'm enjoying fresh air without bugs and flies! : )
2270643
Ours installation was SURFACE MOUNT (but I think it can be used either way). The unit is not as deep as most medicine cabinets - but it is large enough (width & height) to hold everything it should. Seems like we had to buy an installation kit to use it as a surface mount. We've been pleased with it. One thing, once in awhile we have to tighten the screws to the door - easy to do.
1221611
It could, but you would probably have to mount on the exterior, or possibly on the door jamb. It would be more difficult to position.
162980
Well, it is designed to go in the wall, not on the wall. You could mount on the wall it is possible, but hen you would need to build a surround of some sort to hide the ugly sides. You need to look for one listed as a surface mount.
1715678
The cabinet can be surface mounted or recessed. I used it surface mounted but it required a piece of plywood to be mounted first for stability. The cabinet is pretty heavy.
1867680
Since it works from the door hinges, then yes, it can only be mounted on the back side of a door.
1270824
I guess to clarify, the curtain rod is also used for our wood framed French doors. We have it inside the door jam, the metal piece (similar to a clip) to secure the rod is mounted to the top middle of the doorframe. The opening is actually on one side, in the middle for one door. If we open both doors, you will still need to enter the one side.
831481
Yes. It can be mounted anywhere assuming you have the given amount of space necessary. The installation screws aren't very long, so I doubt they'd go through the door.
994875
Hard to say for sure. We use it to hold open a french door -- wood outer frame, with a large glass panel. It holds it easily, even though it sits on a slick floor. I'm tempted to say it will do okay, but I just don't know about your application.
119724
It would have more to do with the construction of the door than the walldog screws. A veneer skinned door like most interior passageway/bedroom rooms made in the last few decades just will not have enough material to hold anything of any real weight. Steel skinned exterior doors would have a better chance.I would say at best it would be 'iffy' but possible with the correct conditions the variables being the door and not the hardware. I have no reservations about the hardware doing the job, just where you are looking to mount it.
583611
Not sure what your asking. I bought it to put on a wall inside my pantry. It could be mounted on the inside of a door too.
2125974
For me, I made a custom [in-wall] frame for it to be mounted. There are holes behind the front mirror hinges, so I used those so that nothing could be seen for attaching to new wood frame. Very nice product, if it works for you.
813969
You could build a frame to mount the door on. It's a very nice door, and worth the extra effort.
826110
The mounting area (wire frame) is about 1/4" thick, if you had to, you could get screws the right length to avoid going through the doors.
1454925
Because of the way it is made, do not see any way to mount it on the outside frame. It was a perfect fit on the inside.
254200
It can be recessed into wall. However we did surface mount. Nice product for the money
327768
My experience with this item it has be be mounted on the side with the hinge pins facing to the out. So if you are standing at the door and you can see the hinges that is where you have to mount it. I tried to mount it on the inside which I think is what you are asking and could not find a way to get it to mount and operate.