is it a u shape that goes over the door edge or sticks on the surface edge?
515436
It goes over the door edge. It's pretty straightforward to install and looks decent too
515437
u shape with 3m stick-em. seems to work fine even through car washes. much cheaper than dealer stuff of the same ilk.
1643528
It is U-shaped. It slides over the edge. It has a small amount of adhesive so that it stays in place. Works well and is fairly durable. Good value for money.
220947
The 'normal' exterior door. We used it on 4 doors and it fit perfectly. VERY well made and comfortable to grip.
786244
Yes, it uses a clamp design that goes over the trim molding around the door frame.
462269
It hooks over the door with two j-shaped brackets. It is fairly secure if there's a good snug fit once the door shuts. Also, there's a rectangle of foam padding on the back center bottom to keep it from damaging the surface behind it. It's a little noisy when they dunk on it, but even after MANY impacts, there's zero door damage.
2096397
The tape is a bit more than 3/8" wide. Works great on a door edge and you have to look hard to see it. It is like a polyester, more durable than a vinyl. At 36' long it will do a lot of door edges!
1643523
It is u shaped and wraps around both sides of the door with an adhesive at the bottom of the U.
994874
No, it is a door stop. (Prevents dings in the wall behind the door)Best to use a wedge under a heavy glass door like yours.
2266093
It has something between the metal and the door but I can't tell what it is. Because the metal over the door didn't fit tightly and wobbled I used 2 screws to secure it to the door. It is working wonderful for me.
1643526
It's U shaped and wraps over the edge, but inside is an adhesive so once it's on you can't really adjust it so make sure it is lined up where you want it. You get one shot. The adhesive is strong enough that they don't come off in car washes but it would come off with force. I'm very satisfied with them. Most people don't even notice I have them.
2170908
Standard edge. You will need double-sided tape. However, as JoAnn stated, you could probably staple the edges to a wood door. If you want do that, I'd recommend reinforcing them first, with tape.
1445696
It has a lipped over leading edge to protect the outside corner of the door sill. I purchase more two sided tape and stainless Phillips head with built in washer self tapping trim screws to do a more factory looking application. They look good. Do not over tighten screws. Only snug good is fine. The two sided tapes actually hold it down. Takes more time and figuring out sequencing of tape but it is worth it. If you just Google "Vent Shade 88407" and look at the images you will see more and better views showing the lip, "L".
974336
Flat doors are best. The door I put this on has a few uneven spots and it shows.
1942035
This sticks to the original door. It comes with a strong adhesive two sided tape. It's fast and easy to install, just make sure you are lined up and centered when you start to apply pressure when installing. Once this tape is even slightly pressed on, it does not pull off very easily to re-adjust the door cover.
1274871
It's a little wide at the wheels. If you're taking it through a standard doorway you'll have to angle to get it through. They probably have it designed that way so it won't tip over. Otherwise it's a great product.
335468
The one put on my door goes from the outside corner of the door frame on top and sides.
1937163
I have mine over a door that is almost 1 and a half inches thick. Without any room to spear. The door is a little thinner than 1 and a half inches. I hope this helps.