Could the bottom middle underside clear a 3 inch doorstop? thx
57399
The front ground clearance is 1 3/8". Back of unit ground clearance is 2 3/4". Hope this helps.
224390
The bottom of my door is 1" above top of the base plate. The base plate is 1/2" in height. Ideally, you want the bottom of the door as close to the top of the base plate as possible to give it the most resistance strength. You could add another flat piece of steel or aluminum to sandwich between the floor and base plate to raise it up. But I think it will work for you.
838522
Yes but i would not recommend it. There are spaces at the corners that would expose the bottom area.
1668851
Probably depends on thickness of doors, mine are about 3/4" and the gap is about 1/4".
1283621
I would imagine you would have to do some sort of seal on the trim around the door as well as the panels that this product covers. It is worth a try.
1019152
I will say yes, you could easily take an inch or so from the bottom of these doors.
2141056
Yes, it is possible, but there will be 4 exposed holes on the surface. The top portion, which is thicker, is actually hollow, so removing it should not compromise the integrity.
897554
Yes, that will give you around a 3/4" sink lip overhang all the way around. Hope this helped.
1606415
Without seeing the total door I would say, Yes. If there is a gap at the bottom you'll need to shim the sill plate or get a product that will close the gap.
882891
No. It would either a) expand and fill the gap at the bottom, thus sealing the door, or b) create a strip of rigid foam that people would step on and ruin. This is for sealing a gap between two objects where movement is not intended.
618426
Unless you can Lower the door header by 6", You will have to find different hardware. As this hardware sticks above the door about 6".
174068
I guess you could cut the strip off, but then how would you attach to the bottom of the door.
1454646
As stated by the other answers, you would have to cut off a portion of the bottom. That would be my best guess. I will say, I do not have mine installed in my house. I installed it in my garage.
358894
I would say that 3 inches is questionable even completely flattened out, probably closer to 5/6 if you want it that high.
1035867
My counter top is 3/4" in thickness and the unit hangs 2" below the bottom of the counter top. 2 3/4" total depth of the unit as stated.
1834945
a google search reveals that you need 3" clearance. There is a product that might help you http://www.northshorecommercialdoor.com/limo48rjo38a.html
1193924
I can't say without trying but I think it should work. I think the 3" diameter might work better.