Will this stay on the door if you open it? I'm very short with bad shoulders - looking for one I can leave on a door that I use sometimes. Thanks
520063
Not sure, i used it closed most of the time. But it did not appear to shift so my guess would be ok but I hope you get another solid type reply
520064
Yes, it will stay on the door. It comes with a door hook. In fact I have been using it with the open door. Just seat on a chair with your back toward the door and do the exercise.
520065
I have this shoulder pulley and yes it does stay on the door our door whether it is open or closed. One had grip is a little heavier due to the grip one one, so we hang the lighter grip around the door knob and it works great. Hope you have as good luck as I have with this pulley.
520066
Yes it will stay on the door. My only recomendation is that you get an adhesive hook or velcro strip to hold the handles still so they don't swing when not in use.
520067
D.J. Yes, there us a over the door hook...I am short also...the therapist uses this also for his patients and the idea of course is to stretch the arm over the head and also use it for forward movements. The company also gives instructions. My broken arm, the part that connects to the shoulder, has almost 100% movement. I am well over 65 years and want whatever use for my remaining years! Worth the few extra dollars but use it daily! Good luck!
520068
Thanks to everybody who answered! Much appreciated. I'm ordering one today and looking forward to loosening up my rickety shoulder!
520069
I believe it will as long as you're a little careful as you go through the door I've left mine on a bedroom door and gone in and out of it several times and it's been fine
520070
It will. I leave it right on my bedroom door all the time. I love it. It is the same pulley as the one I use at physical therapy. It works great and its a good price for it.
457240
Yes it does work. I took it off because my son was too tall to use the door and it is still just fine. Still sits stable. It really is just a decoration, I think.
1371432
I never had any problem with the door falling off, check to make sure it is connected to the box correctly, if not request another one. Hopes this helps..
604653
Yes you can move it from door to door if you choose. It doesn't really fit on wider sized doors though, but my nephews used it on our bigger back door. They just shut the door and it stayed put even though it wasn't a perfect fit.
538984
It shouldn't be a problem as long as your springs are adjusted so there is very little weight on the opener. I have a 18" door and it moves it no problem, although it takes very little effort to lift my door because the springs are adjusted properly.
769380
It doesn't stay up on its own, but to be honest it feels better than the one that does. Note you can still open the door one handed (use key to push cover, insert twist, pull out.
1751087
My door is about 50 lbs or so. It is a 7 foot door and thicker than normal (1 5/8") so it is robust! A shorter door, same weight, might work.
378602
I have mine secured on a wall. It's a really nice heavy rack. I don't know if you could properly secure it on a door. It is worth trying, I love mine.
1726756
No. I had trouble using it with two arms. Although I have a solid door and put it on, it slipped off and the whole thing came down and hit me in the head. I threw it in the garbage.
5566
I don't think it would stay. It's not real heavy, but it does gave some weight and will be even heavier with jewelry. If the door is open and closed a lot like where I have mine, I think it would strip out and fall even if you used plastic anchors.
1078296
Depending on the frame of the door. The one I've set it up on is solid as can be. The set up is easy and no it doesn't have to stay on. PS if your weight exceeds 240lbs I don't recommend it.
2272551
When you put clothes on it the unit will pull forward to the front of the door with the tabs holding it on the backside of the door. Because of the molding around my door I was able to close the door before it had clothes on it but since it is now full the door will not close because it is hitting the molding with the added weight.
76081
I'm not an expert, but I know that getting the balance just right so the door neither falls down or pulls itself up is pretty tricky. Therefore I suspect that a longer length may not work well through the whole range of motion. This is a pretty tricky operation and can be dangerous. If you are not sure you should contact a professional installer.
1000962
Definitely not! The strap is made specifically to work within a doorframe. The door must be closed so the doorframe secures the strap over the door without the strap slipping when you put your body weight on it.
1939088
It should. however, like the previous reply noted, it will easily fall off with minimal weight. I drilled four holes in my safe door (Stack-on pot metal) and bolted the organizer on. The four bolts were two in the upper corners, and two more about half way down. that way the fabric can stretch as needed. Its great for the price. The best thing, however, is the motion sensor lighting. It too fell off so I use high-power magnets to hold it on. open the door and it fills with light. i thought it was more of a gimmick at first, but would never go without it now.
1825504
I tried it and it stayed shut. you have to push the button for it to open. if it falls on the button, rom a good height it might open. I think its pretty safe though
390378
I am skeptical that it would. The way it works is that it slides between the door frame and the door so if there were no frame I am thinking it would fall off the top if yanked on at all.