does the door hold the pulley in place
65737
It doesn't fit tight and slips and marks the door. Other than that it works well.
65738
The pulley is mounted on metal plate that goes over the door. Any other questions?
1436041
Yes, usually one of the plastic hook shaped clips on the underside of the door gets bent or pushed in. You have to pull the door off again and bend the hook back out. It needs to clear the hole it slides into before pushing the door on. It isn't designed very well, but it works if you're careful.
1375023
Debra, you need NO tools to install besides your fingers. The metal hook just drops over the topof a convenient door. The pulleys just have a nylon strap that drops over the door hook.The pulley cord is finger adjustable from the hand grips, with an easy to use secure cord retainer. The instructions are pretty clear, and suggest various exercises and set up with the pulleys. Phil
797718
No. The door rack is screwed onto the door with two plastic support pieces. I am very pleased with this item, it has helped our pantry storage a lot.
458418
No there are heavy duty zippers on both sides and small eyelet holes to roll the door up and tie to keep open.
2004206
There are thin metal over-the-door brackets like a other standard over-the-door hook sets, so it stays on with leverage/gravity. Been using mine inside the door to our backyard, which lets onto the kitchen, where the washer/dryer is set in an alcove. Good purchase for us!
106039
Yes, I have this attached to my pullup bar (one that is not screwed or bolted to the doorframe, but that hangs on the doorframe) and have had no issues with it. Just make sure that the direction you are exerting your force is in the direction that will push the supports into the doorframe instead of rotating the pullup bar away...if that makes sense.
1067210
No,and I found the doors hard to attach. I finally just left the door off. It works for me.
985007
It just pulls down & locks in place. To put it back against the door, there is a lever on the underside that lets it spring back up. So easy!
812735
Unfortunately, no. I didn't pay close enough attention when I bought this, but instead of returning it I rigged up a bar to hand it from. This is definitely not a hang from any kind of a door item.
2070971
I think so. The door is really light. Once it has been released by the magnet, it moves quite freely.
491413
Are you referring to the belt? The actual pulley is attached as in the picture, but it does not come with the belt.
94365
No it doesn't. I would recommend a low profile tack or the door won't close properly.
786246
Yes. It is a heavy duty pincer like mechanism. We were unsure about it at first, but really holds well. Even difficult to put on at first due to the pinching strength, challenging to open to put on door frame. But works well.
1319891
The holder doesn't wobble so much as the ironing board hanging from it does when the door is moved. An elastic tie-down wrapped around the ironing board would prevent that. I've never bother with it because it doesn't bother me.
489909
Yes, it is a very simple latch which prevents the dog from pushing the door up. When you open the door you have to lift the latch so that the door slides up.
1476535
Our refrig is heavy enough so it does not move when using the door. Also it is on vinyl tile over concrete so tile is slightly indented from refrig weight. This tends to keep it from moving.