I have a question about installation. The part of this hinge that attaches to the door does not sit flat, so I am concerned that when I install it the door will not be perpendicular. Am I missing something?
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Correct, you will need to chisel small portion of the door out, it shows a diagram in the instructions
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That might be pushing it. I has a very flexible seal, but in your case you may have to mount the mount the seal with a slight taper top to bottom. In other words if the door gap is tight against the jam on the bottom and has a 3/8 gap at the top, you may have to attach the seal slightly more towards the door at the top. The seal is very flexible and accommodates most warped doors. Be patient with the installation and position it and check before screwing it the jam. It is best to have a third hand. Checking around, I found this to be the best for my problem of sealing out cold air around warped doors -- it works great! good luck That might be pushing it. I has a very flexible seal, but in your case you may have to mount the mount the seal with a slight taper top to bottom. In other words if the door gap is tight against the jam on the bottom and has a 3/8 gap at the top, you may have to attach the seal slightly more towards the door at the top. The seal is very flexible and accommodates most warped doors. Be patient with the installation and position it and check before screwing it the jam. It is best to have a third hand. Checking around, I found this to be the best for my problem of sealing out cold air around... » Read More That might be pushing it. I has a very flexible seal, but in your case you may have to mount the mount the seal with a slight taper top to bottom. In other words if the door gap is tight against the jam on the bottom and has a 3/8 gap at the top, you may have to attach the seal slightly more towards the door at the top. The seal is very flexible and accommodates most warped doors. Be patient with the installation and position it and check before screwing it the jam. It is best to have a third hand. Checking around, I found this to be the best for my problem of sealing out cold air around warped doors -- it works great! good luck « Show Less
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The door does not actually attach to the unit. The door is attached to the filter screen which fits inside the unit and so the door actually sets on the unit like a box top on a box. When you grab the handle you see in the picture the door will come off the top with the screen filter attached to it. I hope that makes sense .
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You don't have to remove the door, however, there may be some prep work for installing the hinge shield section. In my doors, I didn't use the hinge shield because in my personal experience, I've never seen a door kicked in at the hinges. Not saying it couldn't happen, but I've never seen it.
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Hello - No we do not. You might want to see if your door will lower on the hinges or install a taller threshold. Thank you - Home Hardware Solutions
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Sorry. Once the hinge is in place the door will not stay open. The only thing you can do is prop the door open.
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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.
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I have 2 doors. One lays flat against the wall. The other one doesn't so it's kind of in the way. But I think it is because my husband didn't install it correctly. Or the wall it's weird.
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My installation was a two-piece door that was hinged along the length of the door. In addition, the hinge was at the corner of the cabinet.The only adjustment that my installation required was a 1/8 inch relief in the mounting surface where the Blum hinge attached to the cabinet wall; which I accomplished with a Stanley SurForm file. It would be helpful if a picture of my installation could be posted.
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You can screw it to a wall with the holes provided, which I did. You could drill holes in the side to install it.Note: It is not made to be flush mounted as their is no flange. You could build your own trim as the door's hinges are about one inch from the edges. Hope that helps!Bill
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You should be able to pop the top cover off the bolt for the hinge and tighten it up. I hope this helps. If not i will try to give you a bettter fix. I have not personally had this problem.
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You may want to check your installation because my unit went together fairly easy and everything fit okay. I do know that there is an adjustment on where the glass doors slide into the metal hinges. There should be a screw that secures the hinges to the glass. Could that be the problem? I actually put mine together quite a while back so I don't really remember some of the detail.
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I did not have a problem with the doors. On the hinges there are "set" screws. On one hinge, you adjust the screw for vertical fit; on the other hinge you adjust for horizontal fit. Hope this helps
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i have not this problem, the door instructions were very confusing and actually had to redo what we thought was right. Maybe look into how it was assembled.
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it is designed to be wider than the door... There is a chance that you are not mounting it properly? It should hang from the chin bar and only rest against the outside of the frame/trim of (the) door... Let me know if you need advice to mount it...
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Hi,actually I was not able to fit it into my door. There was a different strip installed before. So I ended up with just buying the old type strip.
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It's supposed to be held in place by a velcro tab that comes with the product but it didn't stay in place. No the installation doesn't leave holes in the door. It works but definitely is not pretty. Sorry it took so long to reply back to you.