What is the width of the doors? I don't have sliders, I do have 24" x 79" removable widows beside my french doors. I will likely buildup one side.
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It should work. The door itself is sturdy and easy to install so if you can frame it out, it should work just fine.
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It's about 17 and one half inches. It could be made to work, but it seems like it would be less trouble and perhaps less expensive in the long run to get a pet door made to be installed in the place of a removable window.
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I have found that if you close one side partially you can fit through a space smaller than the 28 inch width. you should only do this if you feel Comfortable with the limited support you I wil lhave for a few seconds. I have found that since you are going through a doorway you can lean on the doorframe why you are doing this. Again I would emphasize that this is not the recommended use of the walkerand I wouldOnly did this if I felt comfortable.
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Together they are about 1" in width. I have 13 screw holes in my door, but if your door is taller/shorter than my standard door you will have more/less.
207000
I am not sure how wide my doors are but we had to lay it on its side and slide it in top first and then turn it over once it was in the room. It came already fully assembled. Not sure if this helps but hopefully
781156
Good afternoon, we do not have any doors that are the size of 80*48, also, we are not able to cut down the doors at our facility as it would go against the warranty. Sorry for any inconvenience, if you have anymore questions, feel free to ask!ThanksAaron
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Don't know if your are still interested by they are pretty normal in size. The part that attaches to the face frame is about 1 3/4 in long. The rectangular part that attaches to the door is about 1 1/2 x 1 1/4 inches. The height is about 3/4 of an inch. I have attached photos with rulers as well.
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The bi-fold door comes in two sections, it would be half of your width . A 48in. width would be 2 24in. panels.
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78-5/8" X 23.5" X 1-1/4" with hinges installed. Would have saved me much trouble if they had been 80" like it says in the post. I'm dealing with it and I'm still moving forward with my project as they were also a great deal. They're very solid doors, FYI. They are also not 1-3/8 inches thick.
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Ours is in an area 24" wide. It looks like 21" would be the narrowest is could slide through.
585090
The sliders should fit fine. The problem you will have is with the base frame that the cans sit on and the frame holding the cans together. My base frame measures 21.5" and the handles up top stick out past that. I think you may need to look at a different product.
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The width of mine sewing armoire is 32" with the double doors closed, and 61" from the top of the decorative molding to the bottom of the floor. The door louvers are decorative only. The width would be the same if you removed the doors (which would be easy to do) for an "open" access option. Oops. See addendum in comment below :&gt;)
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This is for an extra-tall door, so make sure your sliding door is taller than average. The top piece is spring loaded so it gets put in place and then expands to fit snug. Your slider will only shut partway now, so you will have to fashion a dowel stop to keep it locked and secure from intruders since it will no longer lock normally! Hope this helps :)
1661945
These hinges require 1/8" space at the top and bottom and 1/8" space at the side walls. If you are butting two doors togrther only allow 1/16" for each door so you have a 1/8" gap between the doors.
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I have mine in a closet and the width was a couple of inches too small so I took the doors off and have it sticking out a couple of inches.
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The width depends on the size you order. Regardless, I am able to still use my sliding door with installed. If you are tall enough, it is very easy to remove when you need more space.
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The width depends entirely upon your needs and the space available under your desk. I have a 30" shelf on mine - laminated particle board at 1/2 " thick. There is only about 3/8 inch clearance with my keyboard in place, but that's because I have an extra 'lip' at the edge of my desk and I did not drop the slides down as far as they will go (only about 1/2 inch more). Because of the lip under the front of my desk, the slides do not come out the full 14" - but the lip is the problem,not the slides. Anyway, these are so much better constructed than the ones I paid more for at one of the big box office supply stores. The width depends entirely upon your needs and the space available under your desk. I have a 30" shelf on mine - laminated particle board at 1/2 " thick. There is only about 3/8 inch clearance with my keyboard in place, but that's because I have an extra 'lip' at the edge of my desk and I did not drop the slides down as far as they will go (only about 1/2 inch more). Because of the lip under the front of my desk, the slides do not come out the full 14" - but the lip is the problem,not the slides. Anyway, these are so much better constructed than the ones I paid more for at... » Read More The width depends entirely upon your needs and the space available under your desk. I have a 30" shelf on mine - laminated particle board at 1/2 " thick. There is only about 3/8 inch clearance with my keyboard in place, but that's because I have an extra 'lip' at the edge of my desk and I did not drop the slides down as far as they will go (only about 1/2 inch more). Because of the lip under the front of my desk, the slides do not come out the full 14" - but the lip is the problem,not the slides. Anyway, these are so much better constructed than the ones I paid more for at one of the big box office supply stores. « Show Less
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It is 29.75 inches wide. Looks decent, some parts came damaged but their customer service is excellent and gladly replaced whatever parts I needed no problem and even gave me a coupon for another of their products. The only thing is that it's a pain to put the doors on and you have to really manipulate the hinges to get the doors to come close to lining up. Good product for the price.