Can this be used on a 1 inch wide cabinet door without it falling down? I bought a whitmore one before that never fit and kept falling off. Pls. Help
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The door mine is on is 1 1/2" wide , but the hangers are metal & could probably be bent to fit the top of yours.
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The opening on my cabinet is 14 3/4" wide. Installed, there is maybe 1/16" on either side between the drawer and the cabinet. No problem, but I'm glad I paid a professional to install it. You should have no problem. Be sure the door opened does not obstruct the drawer sliding out.
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If your wall studs are no closer than 16 inches center to center for the full length of the cabinet, and your cabinet is no wider than 15 inches, this will work. Just leave room for the door to open and close.
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If the question is "Can it be used on a door frame that leads to stairs, I would think so, depending on what the door jam looks like. When the door is closed, is there an additional inch or two of flat wood? You would need about an inch of width to mount the door. You would need this space on both sides of the door frame (i.e., the side with your door hinges, and the side the door latches to.
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Thanks for your question. It design and should work on 3/4 thick cabinet door.
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I'm not an expert, but I know that getting the balance just right so the door neither falls down or pulls itself up is pretty tricky. Therefore I suspect that a longer length may not work well through the whole range of motion. This is a pretty tricky operation and can be dangerous. If you are not sure you should contact a professional installer.
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I only tried it on the mirror. It fell off after a minute with the blow dryer on it, so I'm pretty sure it would not adhere to the door. I returned mine :-(
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Hi Jessica. This is a great idea but, unfortunately, the cabinet doors do not have to be very thick for the door not to close. I think ours are about three-quarters to an inch wide. My daughter still uses it but it makes me crazy that the door doesn't close.
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They wouldn't be very effective on a full size door, they aren't strong enough for that. Even for heavy cabinet doors, the manufacturer recommends using two, from what I remember of the instructions.
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The most it will accommodate is about 1 7/16 inch width, my door is 1 5/16, so just a tad loose, but no problem.I don't think it adjusts to fit the width. I hope this helps.
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wont work real well, it will stick out on one side of the door. Will not adjust down that small
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If the door frame is too narrow for screws it may be too narrow to mount this button. Do you have room next to the door frame instead of on the door frame? You can use double stick tape instead of screws
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Mine is set for the thickness of the door. I do not know if you can go smaller than that or not. Hope this helps :)
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I mounted mine to the door frame but you can probably get away by just twisting it to wedge it between the door. I never at all felt like it would fall when it was mounted though.
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If you could get the stick on kind heavy duty Maginets NOT THICK BUT STRONG and install at top as long as the lock would let the doors shut without the lock in the way of doors closing even, the weight of the DVD's is the reason the doors probably have to be locked' You could try Magnites at the bottom also, I have just ordered one, glad I found out about the doors, I'm having someone else put it together for me and if the doors are a big problem I'll figure out some way to make it work, but stick on maginets if heavy duty and not to thick so doors do not close uneven should work, but I'd put them on top and bottom on each door, if I have to do that, I'll let you know for sure if it works, I have a bathroom cabinet that has magnits the sticky back sides, make sure you alien them just right, now this is just an UNeducated guess right now, if I have to do that or something else I'll give you a "For Sure Answer" but thanks to all for warning me ahead of time, You may be hearing from me later " IF I HAVE TO DO THAT and IT WORKS" IF IT DON'T I"ll SEND IT BACK!!!
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Hello! I see no reason why the dampers wouldn't work on your doors. Especially since they are spring loaded to help close them, that's what the dampers do best! They will fit and work on 99% of cabinets and are held in place with only one screw, very easy to install and use. The fitment is dependent more on the type of cabinet edge than the type of hinge in use I got mine at "knobs and pulls.com" and have been very satisfied with them. Of course they are adjustable too for the closure rate. Good luck! Note" Depending on they type of wood the cabinets are made of, it might make installation easier if you drill a small hole for the one attaching screw. That way you won't split the wood! Hello! I see no reason why the dampers wouldn't work on your doors. Especially since they are spring loaded to help close them, that's what the dampers do best! They will fit and work on 99% of cabinets and are held in place with only one screw, very easy to install and use. The fitment is dependent more on the type of cabinet edge than the type of hinge in use I got mine at "knobs and pulls.com" and have been very satisfied with them. Of course they are adjustable too for the closure rate. Good luck! Note" Depending on they type of wood the cabinets are made of, it might... » Read More Hello! I see no reason why the dampers wouldn't work on your doors. Especially since they are spring loaded to help close them, that's what the dampers do best! They will fit and work on 99% of cabinets and are held in place with only one screw, very easy to install and use. The fitment is dependent more on the type of cabinet edge than the type of hinge in use I got mine at "knobs and pulls.com" and have been very satisfied with them. Of course they are adjustable too for the closure rate. Good luck! Note" Depending on they type of wood the cabinets are made of, it might make installation easier if you drill a small hole for the one attaching screw. That way you won't split the wood! « Show Less
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I measured mine - 1 1/4 inch total but only an inch goes in the wall (cabinet). I'm sure you could use shorter screws of the same width (Home Depot or lowes) if you wanted it screwed in.