We have a door that has warped. The fit is good at the top with a wide gap (maybe as much as 3/8") on the side at the bottom. Will your product work?
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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
1440052
the gap we had was about 1/4 inch top and side of door. It works well....no drafts
1440053
We had a very similar issue, and this product worked great. Can't see a single gap or airway now!
1440054
It will be close but better than it is now and less expensive than a new door. You might consider removing and reinstalling the door trim a bit closer to the door. In any case, don't install the product too tightly against the rest of the door or you will have difficulty closing the door completely.
1440055
No. It sounds like it will be to wide of a gap to seal correctly. Maybe if the gap was 3/16" but no larger.
1440056
Sorry about the wait. This should work depending on what part of the door is warped and the position of the lock. Getting the dead bolt to lock properly are alway a concern when installing any type of weather stripping. This will work better than all of the other types that I have used (rubber, foam, etc.) I hope this info helps and good luck.
1668851
Probably depends on thickness of doors, mine are about 3/4" and the gap is about 1/4".
1682104
It should be fine. You might have to change the door measurements or put it in a different place.
1315852
It would fit the height but not the width. This door system (pair of bi-fold doors) is for a 48" wide door opening.
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It would prevent the door from opening completely, but it's not designed for super thin doors. The gap is designed for doors over 1" in thickness. It does include a few small spacers (I don't recall the sizes) but they won't get small enough for a glass door. If you get creative with adding your own spacers, it may work.
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Maybe. I installed the door on an thin aluminum panel. I had to cut wood 3/4 x 1" pieces glued around the parimiter on the inside then the inside and outside are screwed together. Don't cut the hole to big tho. Hopefully the scren is tight. Fabric screen may be diffichlt.Good luck.
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Yes. But the opening will be less the length of the door. So your opening will shrink the size of the door.
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Measure the door opening from top to bottom and across the sides at the top. If those numbers match the numbers on the door, it will fit.
2177672
There's no gap on mine. Well, the gap is symmetrical all the way across the top, I should say--maybe 1/8 inch or so all the way across. But in wiggling the door slightly, I found there's a tiny bit of give in the right hinge, whereas there isn't in the left. Maybe it's a weak spot in the manufacture or assembly.
1902893
Yes. There is 1/2 inch gap and the door comes with a seal that fits nicely to close that gap.
1206086
No need to worry about the width of the door; as for the thickness, unless they're REALLY think you'll be OK. The portions which attach to top and bottom of door have an adjustable tension strap between them which helps compensate for thinner doors. If your doors are still to thin then you could throw some cardboard in gaps between the door and the attachment pieces.
1409701
Yes! Should fit well, edges allow drywall to be overlapped. The raised edge will give a finished appearNce.
1576413
this item is surface mountedyour concern is whether or not there's a large enough gap between the door and the door frame
64473
It will do... One of my door is also 5/8" from the floor. The fins are about 1/2", but the body itself is about 1/8", and there you have the 5/8". It's actually better to have at least a 1/2" gap, because with less gap it will be to tight.
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Did you find out if this fits? My doors are the same size and I'm having trouble finding one that will fit.
673869
It should because you have to cut the tracks with a hack saw to fit your door width. As long as you cut the tracks to fit your door you shouldn't have a problem. We've loved this door.
2029120
it may work but i think the door has to be thicker. i'm thinking that type of door may not be very strong for this type.