Do you mount it on the door or on the wall above the door? Our door opens to the outside so not sure this will work?
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Sorry, your email got lost in my stack! We LOVE our bell. It does mount to the door. Your door opens inside. I think it would work if it swings out. You just need to mount it low enough on the door so it is slightly lower than the top of the door. If you leave your door open with it on, the wind will probably make it ring and I don't know how it would do if it gets rained on. But, since I love mine so much, I'd say it is worth a try.
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It seems to work really well attached to the door. Mine opens out as well. It give us notice that someone is coming. I guess you could mount it on the wall if there some movement to ring the bell. You could also put a string on it to pull to ring. It's a simple but useful little gadget. No wires. No electricity. Love it
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We mounted ours to the door in the top corner on the side our door opens to. It worked if people pull on it or push. It helps us help our customers since the electronic one doesn't work
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You can mount it anywhere there is enough support for it but it might be to low unless you are planning to use it for a child. You should make sure the door frame offers enough support. Also, make sure to use at least 5/16 thick eyehooks for it. I mounted them on my garage ceiling using a 4ft 2x4 for each ring to provide maximum support. The 2x4s were attached to 3 2x2 on the ceiling for each eyehook
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it is designed to be wider than the door... There is a chance that you are not mounting it properly? It should hang from the chin bar and only rest against the outside of the frame/trim of (the) door... Let me know if you need advice to mount it...
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You have to hang it over the door. I love mine. Very steady and strong. Made very well
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Im not sure. I saw 1 guy on utube had it mounted to his garage wall but I think it would be safer and easyer to just put it on the door. Whatever you put it on just make definitly sure its very stable.
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Mounted mine on the exterior brick wall of the house using the bracket provided. Didn't use the u-bolts for pole mount.
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It has to be screwed onto a wall or door. Does not have those big hooks that go over a door like some things have.
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Hi I am trying to figure out how this is supposed to be mounted! does anyone have a photo? for the wall
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I have the same situation. It needs to be mounted inside the house as it pushes the door closed.
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You could build a frame to mount the door on. It's a very nice door, and worth the extra effort.
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If your door opens outward I' am guessing the door is flush with the door frame on the outside. This is where the door sensor should mount. The door sensor has two pices using double stick tape to mount. I don't see how you could mount the sensor on the inside of the door because the door is not flush with the frame eon the inside. There is a motion sensor also that you could use on the inside that would detect any of the doors opening. Hope this helps
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i put mine inside the cage on a wall...not thru the door like the picture....should be fine....
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We installed on a door that swings inside. Not sure why you would need to install outside.
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Initially I hung it over my door. Maybe because I open my door so quickly that it would lift up a little on the bottom and move around each time I opened and closed my door. A friend of mine tied a white twisty wire from the pantry shelf unit to the pantry door know to secure it on the bottom half without having to mount it ( thereby not drilling holes ). I went ahead and drilled holes and secured it to my door - it's wonderful and never moves !
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We mounted ours just to the inside bottom of the cabinet, so you have to open the door them pull the trash can out. The door is on the hinges that it came with.
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No, the over-the-door hanging does not secure to the door, however, depending on what type of door you have, it could mount to the door.
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I mounted mine inside on the pantry wall using hollow wall anchors. You could probably use the same approach on a door. If the door is solid wood--probably no problem at all.