Can this door be trimmed length and width
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Trim is not the best term, as these are thick & fairly substantial, albeit plastic, but length can be cut with a saw (hack saw or radial arm saw - CAREFULLY - with eye protection, etc. a.k.a. Disclaimer....). Width is not really an issue as these are folding & I use this as a single, but also used 2-36"wide doors (also 80" long) in place of bi-fold doors for a closet. I have seen some that are 76" in height. Vertical slats can be removed to reduce overall maximum width. Hope this helps some. These are utility doors, nice looking for the price and relatively easy to install (2 opposing doors = 45 minutes with a helper, including removing the old bi-folds).
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I actually ordered a size where it only required a very short amount of trimming after it was splined in our screen door but we just used a utility knife to trim it around the edges, but I'm sure scissors would work just fine. I'm pretty sure we did a window once and just used scissors to trim that piece.
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Yes these blinds can be trimmed. They all have maximun trimming limits. Be sure to take the same amount off both ends. If you need to cut off 2 inches. Cut 1 inch off each.side
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Possibly - with difficulty - the bar will stick out beyond the edge of the door trim a couple of inches on each side, so you'll need lateral room. Then you'll have to cut the end of the plastic protectors that are attached to the ends of each bar to fit the wall trim, and slide them inwards.
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Yes, it can be trimmed, but the insert is only 18 inches deep. I used metal-cutting shears to cut it to fit my spice drawer. Any heavy shears should do the trick.
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Suggest measuring your existing door and then confirm with the measurements on the replacement
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Yes. The only thing you will need to cut is the runner that you install to hold up the door. It only takes a hacksaw.
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Yes it can be trimmed. Some have cut to desired size used sewing machine to relocate the Velcro liners. I simply cut the screen to desired size for my RV door and used Gorilla tape reattach the Velcro.
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Good Morning, Thank you for your interest in our products! We do not recommend that the sides of the doors be trimmed. Please let me know if you have any other questions that I can help you with. Thank you Angie
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Yes, you just cut it to size. Also, you want to put it not just on the horizontal, but verticle sides of your door.
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I had to modify mine to fit custom door. Little wiggle room but not much and don't recall exact measurements. I had to use a grinder on the deadbolt and drill and router on door. If you have time should work.
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If you're asking can it be cut down, yes, I cut one down to fit a 32 inch door.
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It would take some fancy footwork and woodworking skills to trim these doors to 40 inches. It might be achieved if you could reattach the top (or bottom) frame piece to your cut, but I'm not sure those pieces would be easily removed or reaffixed.
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Yes it can be trimmed. Use a fine tooth blade like a hacksaw and you will have no problem. I have bought two and trimmed both.
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No! This silly system won't work for any trim, or molding of any sort! Trust me as an electrician I am in a different home almost everyday and have never seen a front door that will work for this thing with out some kind of modification. Plus it is flimsy trash! Spend a couple hundred bucks and get something that will work! Its garbage!
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In my opinion, this item is not meant to be trimmed. If you tried to trim the edges you may be able to get away with it, even though I would not recommend this. The material is pretty ridged, but flexible enough to snap into the window frame. There is really not much room for trimming, as they fit exactly into the window frames on the Clopay garage door.
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Good afternoon, we do not have any doors that are the size of 80*48, also, we are not able to cut down the doors at our facility as it would go against the warranty. Sorry for any inconvenience, if you have anymore questions, feel free to ask! Thanks Aaron