where do you attach outside of door frame , middle or inside ?
383549
They are useless on a aluminum frame door. I made a brace out of wood. But I wouldn't buy this Item again.
1384868
Whatever you attach them to needs to be able to support the weight. The main problem with a doorframe is that there is not much room to move around so positions for use would be very limited.
1769524
At the entry part if the door !! Such if u are riding down the road with the door off n u have your foot prop on the side
513904
you can really install it anywhere you want, my door opens from right to left so I installed it in the very right corner as your looking outside. That way I can keep the door partially open if I want, just enough for the dogs to get in and out. Works like a charm.
2102327
The two sides of the frame meet in the middle and the brush sort of sits in the groove btwn. I have it with a hollow-core door and it is staying put but the brush isn't quite as secure as I'd like. I just need to reseat it now and again, especially after my 5 year old pulls off the excess hair and the brush tries to come along!
2046366
Not this model, there is one that has a clamp to attach to the top of the door frame this isn't it. I prefer this one because you can put it wherever you want it.
1955458
there is a small piece that you attach that the hook connects into. You have the knob on the door and the other piece goes to the side where the door closes on (just like other doors).
47952
Jeff there are inside outside corners available and also window and door trims that I suggest you use. You can also use a ledger if you are not going to the top. The nexstone web site has all the info there too. If you have switches or electrical plugs there are special boxes you will have to purchase.
1898656
They fit outside window frame. Double sided tape attaches to the black rubber window seal at the top of the door. They only extend 3/8 inch or so from glass. I like them.
1071111
There were two screws provided... One is a wood screw type that doesn't go all the way through the door. You can use that one if you have a solid wood door but wouldn't provide sufficient holding power on a hollow fiber or steel door type. The other is a machine type screw that does go all the way through the door from the outside and has a finished threaded "button" fitting on the inside for hollow core doors. That's the one I had to use. Just shows up on the inside as a 5/16" or so button looking thing on the inside. Doesn't look bad at all.
1144254
It attaches in the jamb at the hinges or at the frame. The big knob is locked in on the back side of the door when it is closed.
838373
I added pieces if wood to the wall to mount the metal bar outside the window frame. I could not mount to frame as the frame is not flat. The wood also seems to make more secure and easier to open screen if needed.
2125974
For me, I made a custom [in-wall] frame for it to be mounted. There are holes behind the front mirror hinges, so I used those so that nothing could be seen for attaching to new wood frame. Very nice product, if it works for you.
226875
Hello! - I was going to install it on the door frame as well but, installed it to the right of the door frame. On the siding. This is a better place for it. Also rather put screws in and not the two sided tape.
1450147
It is the same on both sides. So the answer would be no regarding opening past the frame. Depending how wide your door is, you are most likely going to first run into the buffered stopper before the handle would hit the frame ... and you don't really want to install this without the stopper ... it's one of the main features in my opinion. Plus, you want to be able to open the door from the inside, no?
1898672
Yes, you can mount it anywhere within the door frame. If you're putting it in a door everyone uses you may want to check that everyone fits under it before you install.
832378
You could mount appropriate hinges in a stud and the side of this or similar unit. It only needs mounting as shown if you're using the door hinges.