While a 35" door would cover my passageway, I am hanging a 46" door. I am installing a larger door for aesthetic reasons. The door will be open most of the time and it needs to be centered behind some existing furniture. Is it possible to get a longer...
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technically it is advised to have the bar twice as long as the door (plus a little)- so the door moves totally out of the doorway. I think that the 46" door would be fine with the 2 rollers- unless it was heavier than allowed per specifications. As to where to find the longer bar- no clue- but I'd be interested in that also! Good luck on your project...
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I'd have to take it out to measure this, which I don't want to do. But, the shorter section of the rod is 34", making the longer section at least 38" to fit in a 72" door. I'm guessing it would fit a 40" door. If not, just send it back. Or, call the manufacturer to find out.
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It has been a while since I computed all the meassurements with the gate and my entrance, which is 62". I just measured the gate with one of its extensions and it appears that it would fit a 48" entrance quite well. I don't know that in your case the gate would be centered if that matters to you. I can tell you that we love the gate and it looks terrific with our wood floor.
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I did what Ashley did. I have a 4ft wide doorway, 8 foot height. I had to cut lengths of this in 4ft and double over, for two doorways (16ft total used). Still have a lot left on the 'bolt' too, so ~30ft long would be about accurate.
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The manufacturer states 48" maximum. Two possible solutions with this gate, which we like a lot, are as follows. One would be to buy two gates,as there are multiple extensions, which might work, but would be expensive unless you need two gates one opening 49" and one less than 45". The other solution,which should work, would be to get two 3/4" boards that are at least 34" long and at least 2" wide to place next to each wall and the gate pressure would hold them in place. They could be painted the wall color. We use them in 35", 36.5" and 39 " openings so there is definitely flexibility. Hope these thoughts help! The manufacturer states 48" maximum. Two possible solutions with this gate, which we like a lot, are as follows. One would be to buy two gates,as there are multiple extensions, which might work, but would be expensive unless you need two gates one opening 49" and one less than 45". The other solution,which should work, would be to get two 3/4" boards that are at least 34" long and at least 2" wide to place next to each wall and the gate pressure would hold them in place. They could be painted the wall color. We use them in 35", 36.5" and 39 "... » Read More The manufacturer states 48" maximum. Two possible solutions with this gate, which we like a lot, are as follows. One would be to buy two gates,as there are multiple extensions, which might work, but would be expensive unless you need two gates one opening 49" and one less than 45". The other solution,which should work, would be to get two 3/4" boards that are at least 34" long and at least 2" wide to place next to each wall and the gate pressure would hold them in place. They could be painted the wall color. We use them in 35", 36.5" and 39 " openings so there is definitely flexibility. Hope these thoughts help! « Show Less
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The length of the entire mechanism, when it is closed is 60". The entire unit pulled to full extension is 120" That means that the hole in the wall you are going to install it in must be 60" deep. When you have installed the mechanism in that hole, you can then pull the sliding part out and attach a 60" long drawer or shelf, etc. to the mechanism then push the entire 60" back into the wall. One important thing to remember is that, unlike standard kitchen drawer slides, there is no way to detach the sliding part from the part affixed to the inside of the cabinet. You must first attach the entire mechanism inside the cabinet. You must then center your drawer/shelf between the rails, raise the drawer/shelf so it will clear the floor or cabinet frame, then pull the inner portion on the slide out on both sides of the drawer/shelf and attach the inner slide mechanism to the drawer/shelf. This is a VERY HEAVY mechanism and the forces of the load it will support are substantial. These slides are excellent and we could not be happier with our 4' X 5' x 18" pantry which slides out from beneath our stairwell. I hope that I have not been so wordy as to confuse the issue for you. Good luck with your project.
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I had my husband measure the gate with the extension screws pulled completely out and it measured 36 1/2 inches. We have ours on a regular bedroom doorway so it may or may not fit on a 35 inch opening.
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These come in different widths. I would look for one to fit your door frame. The 36" might work, but the extra folds could allow more bugs to get past the edges.
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I looked on several sites dealing in 'door sweeps' and all of them only use screws with the 48" sweeps. I'm afraid just the 36" ones come with an adhesive backing. If I ever come across a 48" version, I'll certainly post! Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
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my door frame is 36 inches and i have been using this for 4 years. it fits and works fine. (this was the only one i could find at the time that fit a door that wide. most are for up to 34 inches.)
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It's max window use is technically 36", obviously you could get some ply wood and paint and get creative to fill your gaps
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I live in a travel trailer so the doors are a lot shorter then most. I measured my door and it is 74". If your door is more then an inch shorter this product won't work for you. I had to removed the brackets and bring them in or down (depending on how you look at it) for this to work on my door.
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It says it fits doors up to 34 inches... I just went to measure my door, and to my surprise, I found it was only 32 1/2...I would say, If you want to give it go, you could get it, try it, if it didn't work, give it to a friend or family member??
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I also say no. I am surprised to see that the product description states that this gate would work for a 55" doorway. Fully extended I measure about 53", just as the previous poster did.
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The product says fits up to a 36" doorway and my doorway is actually 35 & 1/2 inches and it has been very stable. I believe there would be just enough room for a small amount of additional expansion as there was enough overlap of the inner bar into the outer bar you perform pullups on - so I would say probably (underline probably) it could stretch to fit a 37" door.
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I just measured my doorway and 5" is right at the borderline. You could definitely rest it on the trim, but if you wanted to go above the trim, it might not clear it.