does this attach to a chrome framed door
611512
It work OK on my chrome shower door. Be aware, there are several types of shower door sweeps.
611513
For certain chrome doors, the "T" portion of the seal slides into a groove in the back of the water deflector, gutter, at the bottom of a shower door before the deflector is attached. The deflector requires the correct dimension seal to work for that specific door and can be determined by measuring the dimension of the groove visible at the end of the channel.
611514
Yes, I used it in my shower door, it slides on to the bottom of the chrome frame.
611515
Yes. Surface has to be very clean before application so it sticks. Windex cleaner is best.
1170637
We have ours attached to a door frame, as I'm not sure it would hold as well with just drywall.
1517545
Yes, I used the screws that came with it to mount the rack directly onto the door. It does not hang over the top of the door.
1606654
It doesn't attach, it's uses leverage to hold strong on the door frame. Refer to image in link below. If link doesn't work, Google Image Search "Pull Up Bar Door Frame" The top straight black bar rests against the top of the inside of the door frame, this keeps it up. The two horizontal bars extending out the sides rests on the outside of the door frame and works to keep the unit from swinging. It's basically physics. Please note, if your doorframe is in or near a corner you'll NEED at least 4inches of space before the corner for it to hold properly. Again refer to the image below for reference. No anchors or screws into the wall. I was able to hang a 300lb person from the unit without damaging my door frame http://www.easypaleo.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/12/DSCF34161.jpg
1624590
No it does not. It comes with a door hanging hook like thing or you have to screw it in
1663901
Yes, you can attach it with the friction and pressure caused by twisting and expanding the width of the bar, and if you continually checked that it hadn't loosed up it would likely be safe - if you had it in tight enough. Tighten it too much and it can crack your door frame. I use the screws so I don't have to worry about it. The holes they make aren;t so big, and can be filled with white sealant if you take it down - and would be pretty hard to notice the holes.
1900548
It comes with hardware that screws into the upright posts of the frame. You can always figure out a way to lash wood posts to your metal frame and connect the gate that way. It's perfect for coralling kids and dogs. Love the fact that it is rust-proof cast aluminum and attractive. Goes with my black outdoor aluminum furniture. Believe it also comes in a tan. Good luck.
1225498
I think it does. I cannot remember. If you order it and it does not come with the screws, you can go to Ace Hardware or any good hardware store and they have a slew of screws there. If you have one of the old ones, bring it to match, I do believe they carry chrome screws and stainless screws at these fine hardware stores. Someone there can help you. I have had to do this in the past when the tile crew threw the old ones away. I was pissed until I got the replacements at the hardware store. Good luck!
1357203
No it does not - it only connects via the magnet to a steel door ...It is thin and flexible enough to be drilled into for any other type of door.
1192037
It attaches with screws. They are short enough that you can use them on the inside of a cabinet door and they will not penetrate the outside of the door.
462268
It has brackets on the back that go over the top of the door. You would need to modify it to mount to a wall.
92282
It attaches with velco. Probably not the best but there is a small slot in the top were you can run a small adjustable curtain rod though. This is how I did it.
2161491
I purchased a chrome one. It is adjustable for installation and then affixed when screwed in.
1185074
yes it does. You have to attached the rack to the top lip of the door using self taping screws.
254846
Yes, you do, but the frame might already have one. On my unit, the strip in the door slide down and got cut when the door was closed. The one in the frame is okay.
1025388
No it does not. it just sits on the upper door molding. Never had a problem being secure except for the molding flying off one time, so you may want to add more nails or some screws to make it more secure.
1369770
I dont see why not it fits most doors. As long as the strip of framing its supposed to catch on is flat I would think it would work just fine.