Ok onheight &amp; width dimensions, but how deep are the components, not including any tunnel extensions-to see- if it will work on retractable garage door.
379205
My cat door, installed, is about 4-3/8" deep total. It protrudes from the wall about 1.25" on both the outside and the inside. The remaining 1.875" is the depth of my wall. As I recall there was a lot of room for variance in the depth of the wall. According to the Sureflap website dimensions the tunnel thickness is 3/16", so that might be the minimum wall thickness.
1713436
Yes The retractable assembly is 81". No issues at all with this door. Was looking at Phantom but too expensive. Not sure how much better, if any, they are but I have 2 of these and they work and look just fine.
440731
Yes. The underside is flush, and it would make a fine platform for a variety of things. I use mine bolted to the clutch slave cylinder, use some arms for a phone holder, and use the remaining surface to velcro a garage door opener to it. Should work fine for your purpose and those dimensions are a little off. It's about 4.25" x 2".
1340816
sorry... it will not fit...i needed to replace the door/jamb 36 inches...ada law standard ambulance...gurney ...stretcher needs that 36 inch door too any door except closets & pantry etc etc replace the door opening was my only solution....in fact i replaced 6 doors with 36 inch width great for moving furniture too!
899940
Can't say without having the third dimension of the remote door opener. The door opener description shows the length of 2.5 inches and width of 1.5 inches but it does not indicate the depth/height.
1592745
Yes in sort of a vague sort of way, especially in the opening up the short elements, I would suggest you have some help, this thing is 14 feet long and almost 9 feet wide, it took up my whole garage floor, and you'll need held to handle it.
712634
Unfortunately I already installed my lock so I can't get exact dimensions of the holes without taking it off the door, but I can tell you: 1.) It fit the doors perfectly in my home built in 1932 2.) The measurement up to actual metal that sticks out to latch the door (not the deadbolt) but the metal piece that retracts when turning the nob, is 1.5 inches exactly.
1985257
I believe its going to be at least the length of the garage door, at least thats what the hubby said I hope that helps!
114718
IMO, you measure the height of the top section of your garage door . This bracket attaches to the top section of the door. Thus 21" is what you should measure. Then the closer arm attaches to this bracket. This bracket has holes that are somewhat universal. When I replaced my door bracket with this one...I had to drill a hole or two in the door as they used simple large sheet metal screws and I replaced with bolts, lock-washers, and nuts. This is a very sturdy bracket.Edit: I am now replacing rollers...I wish I would have done that at the same time...mainly because I think they contributed to the failure of the original bracket (which was way too thin in my opinion). IMO, you measure the height of the top section of your garage door . This bracket attaches to the top section of the door. Thus 21" is what you should measure. Then the closer arm attaches to this bracket. This bracket has holes that are somewhat universal. When I replaced my door bracket with this one...I had to drill a hole or two in the door as they used simple large sheet metal screws and I replaced with bolts, lock-washers, and nuts. This is a very sturdy bracket.Edit: I am now replacing rollers...I wish I would have done that at the same time...mainly because I... » Read More IMO, you measure the height of the top section of your garage door . This bracket attaches to the top section of the door. Thus 21" is what you should measure. Then the closer arm attaches to this bracket. This bracket has holes that are somewhat universal. When I replaced my door bracket with this one...I had to drill a hole or two in the door as they used simple large sheet metal screws and I replaced with bolts, lock-washers, and nuts. This is a very sturdy bracket.Edit: I am now replacing rollers...I wish I would have done that at the same time...mainly because I think they contributed to the failure of the original bracket (which was way too thin in my opinion). « Show Less
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I didn't measure - the Specs in the Listing show the Length & Width - worked perfectly.
1092199
I just went back to the Amazon website and found that the Large is 20 inch deep, the X Large is 23 inch deep. So it depends on the size of the (metal) panels in your garage door are between the horizontal supports.
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Richard,I don't think so. It only about a inch wide, very thin and not ridged. It is designed to be used on an RV or Travel trailer trim. I believe it does come in wider sizes but don't think it will take the ware and tare of being use on a garage door. Best bet for a garage door it purchase the strips that you can attach to the frame of the garage door and which are usually vinyl and have a rubber insert pressed into the vinyl strip. I have replaced my vinyl trim on my garage door and once installed it last for years and years..............Hope this helps.................Thanks for asking............ Richard,I don't think so. It only about a inch wide, very thin and not ridged. It is designed to be used on an RV or Travel trailer trim. I believe it does come in wider sizes but don't think it will take the ware and tare of being use on a garage door. Best bet for a garage door it purchase the strips that you can attach to the frame of the garage door and which are usually vinyl and have a rubber insert pressed into the vinyl strip. I have replaced my vinyl trim on my garage door and once installed it last for years and years..............Hope this... » Read More Richard,I don't think so. It only about a inch wide, very thin and not ridged. It is designed to be used on an RV or Travel trailer trim. I believe it does come in wider sizes but don't think it will take the ware and tare of being use on a garage door. Best bet for a garage door it purchase the strips that you can attach to the frame of the garage door and which are usually vinyl and have a rubber insert pressed into the vinyl strip. I have replaced my vinyl trim on my garage door and once installed it last for years and years..............Hope this helps.................Thanks for asking............ « Show Less
385590
Ooops! I was thinking 8 foot ceiling. Standard garage doors are 7 feet high. So, you'll need the extension for an 8 foot door. Sorry for my previous incorrect answer.
1825661
I installed mine a few years back so I can't tell you the exact dimensions, but you should be able to get that from the specs. I can tell you it was really easy and fit between the ceiling joists.
1026757
It didn't work with my 28 year old garage door, so I sent it back, so I do not have an answer to your question. Sorry.
932196
There are thick edges where it attach to the frame. You would have to modify it to fit. I would search for a closer size to fit. As for a double garage door the screen was fantastic.
1134648
Our sliding screen door tracks seems to have the same measurements. It was a snug fit, but the screen door is usable again. Yahoo!