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.
255237
It should work. The door itself is sturdy and easy to install so if you can frame it out, it should work just fine.
255238
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.
1382887
The cabinets I installed them in are 20 1/2" opening and there is about 1/4" on one side to play with. Make sure the cabinet door does not interfere with the open space.
1644374
I pulled out the accordian sides and the maximum width is around 37 inches. Unfortunately, I learned the hard way after purchasing this. My windows are around 42inches high (vertical mount). :(
854444
I don't know how wide but I had no problem with any door. I don't have the chair any longer as my husband has passed away.
1820631
The bi-fold door comes in two sections, it would be half of your width . A 48in. width would be 2 24in. panels.
690989
I measured the unit without what Sharp calls the mounting kit (side sliders) and it is 16 1/2 inches wide; with the mounting kit on but closed it is 22 inches wide (according to Sharp) and 36 inches wide when mounting kit fully extended. As it is already in my window, I'm not sure how far out the unit extends but I don't think it's more than 24 inches. The mounting kit (or as I call them - side sliders) come with unit and are designed for wooden sill double or single hung sash-type windows per Sharp manual. For my 2 cents it is a great unit.
1993080
I was wondering too and took a chance and bought it. At its widest point, including the plastic nubs at the ends (which do not seem easy to remove), the bar is 36 and 7/8 inches wide (nearly 37"). For me, this means I can only fit it in one door way, and not symmetrically (it has to stick out farther to the right because the wall is in the way on the left), but it still seems to hold on fine, even though the foam touching the door frame is a slightly different thickness on either side. As far as depth goes, my door is 6 1/2 inches deep including trim, and it fits very well without tilting either way.
2178951
There Is only one door at the end of the 49 1/2 length.. the width Is narrower its huge takes up a ton of space....
1214840
The 3 door cabinet I have is 12.5" x 23.5" x 46.5". There is a 5/8" gap between the two right hand doors that I closed by adding a piece of wood.
519545
The width is 12" and the depth is 24" I believe. I installed it in a standard 12" cabinet but had to shave about a quarter inch off the cabinet where this slides out and the door closes. It's completely unnoticeable.
250184
my door is 35 1/2 wide and it BARELY fit. i also hade ti buy small half inch nails to tack it along the sides - the velcro and 'tacks' they include are useless. I have a 8 ft door height and i had to add a foot wide pice of wood at the top and still had to add 4 inches of material at the bottom (i just saftypinned it on) i then painted the wood to the same color as my apt blding and you cant even tell the difference - its a GREAT screen i love it it works great it puts that magic mest to shame!!(i went thru TWO of those)
1295779
7/8" gap to flush slide, 3/4" usable tread, 3/4" cut out fits, doors up to 3/8"
590339
Sorry, I used on drawers are not in my house, so I cannot measure. If I remember correctly, the length of the slide matches the front to back dimension of the cabinet.
1386860
Shouldn't be. I have the same size door. My shoes do cover the door knob though which is a pain. The estimated width is 22 inches you can position it so the knob is between the slats.
1575895
I had originally bought these not realizing their were different sizes. I think you may be talking about the same issue we had. Not sure what your doors look like, but I would look at http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00B5EFFQE/ref=redir_mdp_mobile?psc=1&redirect;=true&ref;_=oh_details_o01_s00_i00 We needed the 3/8 in. inset. Hope this helps cause I had to return the first ones for only a partial credit.
548498
The actual doors (2 - 12" panels with hinges equaling 24") are 23 7/8" wide, just under 24". The actual length is between 1/4" & 1/8" shorter than 80". Your opening should be just a bit over 24"x80" because the top and bottom of the doors (panels) need a bit of space to move freely and remember there's hardware to install at the top and bottom to allow the door to swing.
2210621
Approximately 24". The door itself is larger than this though due to the sliding design.