how much header space between the top of the door frame and the eaves in order to effectively install this? I have only 10 inches
1811722
You only need 6 inches of clearance. Lower to frame is better for blowing rain + snow. Wish mine was a bit lower. But love it.
1811723
10 inches will do. Measured from top of bracket to to bottom of mount and it is about 8".
1811724
Around 7". You should have plenty of clearance to place it properly for appearance and use. They are well designed awnings and they look great.
1811725
10 inches should be fine.I would estimate the curve of the awning to drop approximately 3 to 3.5 inches so mounting to upper part of header keeps the front of awning well above top of door. The mounting bracket themselves are less than 6 inches vertical as I remember.
1654050
Our doorway is pretty standard (sorry I don't have a tape measure handy) but we have the bouncer set at the highest position (it can extend quite a bit lower than what we need). Hope this helps!
228495
at least 2 feet above door or better 10 feet from the floor to the mounting bracket!
1088029
I can't say I was too precise, but I measured around 6.5 inches between the top and bottom bars vertically. That should give you about two inches leeway to place the bar into the doorjamb.
887287
I doubt 10" will stretch across the top of your 10 gallon... other than front to back... which wouldn't be very practical.
612798
It will be close but I believe it will fit. Our deck is 12' wide and the frame sits inside that a inch or two on each side the wide way. the 10' dimension is likely the same case.
456980
A 10x10 almost fits, but not completely. May want to use the 15x15 for a complete base plate coverage.
771867
It fits 21' sections. The top of bracket is slipped under the frame support on top of the door section. You should only have to remove the center bolts holding the steel frame to be able to slip the bracket under the frame. You might have to use a flat pry bar to provide enough clearance to slide the bracket under the frame. You remove the two bolts holding the top half of the hinge attached to the top door section; the bottom of the bracket fits on top of the upper half of the hinge. The bolts are re-installed. A caution: The bottom of this bracket is designed for wider door hinges. If you have smaller tapered hinges, like those that come with a Clopay door, the bracket won't work. It fits 21' sections. The top of bracket is slipped under the frame support on top of the door section. You should only have to remove the center bolts holding the steel frame to be able to slip the bracket under the frame. You might have to use a flat pry bar to provide enough clearance to slide the bracket under the frame. You remove the two bolts holding the top half of the hinge attached to the top door section; the bottom of the bracket fits on top of the upper half of the hinge. The bolts are re-installed. A caution: The bottom of this bracket is designed for wider door hinges. If you... » Read More It fits 21' sections. The top of bracket is slipped under the frame support on top of the door section. You should only have to remove the center bolts holding the steel frame to be able to slip the bracket under the frame. You might have to use a flat pry bar to provide enough clearance to slide the bracket under the frame. You remove the two bolts holding the top half of the hinge attached to the top door section; the bottom of the bracket fits on top of the upper half of the hinge. The bolts are re-installed. A caution: The bottom of this bracket is designed for wider door hinges. If you have smaller tapered hinges, like those that come with a Clopay door, the bracket won't work. « Show Less
159650
The gate is 34 inches. It comes with 3 extensions. One is 10in, one is 7in and one is 4in. So using the gate, 10 in and 4 inch you will be good to go! Keep the 7 in just incase you move or want to move the gate. Anyway, it looks great, easy to install.
618425
I used this in a fairly tight spot with little room at the head of the door. If u have about 4" of trim above the door it should work
797386
hi richie the door is 10 feet wide at the bottom and 9 and a half at the top , also thees are tough as nails mines been through real bad weather and stood up fine , hope this helps you .
701770
Don't forgt the incline... at 10% it will reduce your ceiling clearance by around 3-4 inches
1935809
The hardware is very slick how it can handle holes from 3'4" up to 1", and can adjust for minor misalignments of the holes. The instructions are somewhat minimal (and metric). The top hole should be 2-1/8" down from the top of the door, with a 2" spacing between the upper and lower holes.
2208103
The outside of the louvers on mine measures approx. 10 1/8" x 10 1/8", so you will need a slightly larger opening.
2244986
Just looked. The area over our shower door is about 5/8 in. It fits solidly over this. A shower bar is probably too wide and the overhang of the caddy too short.
53838
I think you can leave out one of the top panels and then carefully cut off what you need to from the front panel and the one on the house. The top panels are all the same and that would make it 10'x18'. To make it a 19' you would have to cut some off of a panel and then I don't think it would look right as the panels have a upward bow to them and fit together. Good luck...
2019728
Our door is 7'. Still had more room on the adjuster bar not sure how much. But if you call their customer service they are very helpful 1-888-341-3003