can the product be put on the door permanently with screws?
375731
The top part of this strip is made of a semi-hard plastic, but I don't see where it would be a problem to secure it more permanently with screws. I know some of the people commented on it not staying on a long time, but I've had mine on our metal door for a year now and it shows no sign of letting go anytime soon. Maybe it just sticks better on metal than on wood. Good luck!
375732
Yes, I'm assuming that you can, but the adhesive pretty much worked for me.
375733
Sure I don't see why not. It's not made for it but with a little drill no problem
404511
It normally mounts with screws. To mount to a door you could try sticky 3M tape (the white foam stuff) or Velcro.
566438
Only if you use the wall anchors that expand inside the hollow part of the door to hold the screws tight.
505430
Yes, and they are "wood" screws. (I believe 1") I did also install them on metal doors and metal screws were required. I tried the wood screws on the metal doors and they did not grip properly.
721856
You can screw it to a wall with the holes provided, which I did. You could drill holes in the side to install it.Note: It is not made to be flush mounted as their is no flange. You could build your own trim as the door's hinges are about one inch from the edges. Hope that helps!Bill
1751254
Yes it can be mounted with screws on any flat surface and it comes with two separate hooks which allow you to hang it on a door if you choose. (FYI the hooks are really flimsy so I actually suggest mounting on the wall)
721855
You can screw it to a wall with the holes provided, which I did. You could drill holes in the side to install it. Note: It is not made to be flush mounted as their is no flange. You could build your own trim as the door's hinges are about one inch from the edges. Hope that helps! Bill
987772
Yes, this can just be adhered to a wall instead of a door. There is no hole for the door knob but it is not difficult to make a small hole for the mechanism to fit through. Remove the door knob first and do not make the hole any bigger than the hole in the door so the shield on the handle hides it.
99950
I don't see why not because my door frame is metal over sheet rock (I live in an apartment), which is my outside door, and it worked fine. The only thing, once you put the screw in, don't unscrew it. I did that to try n straighten it up then the threads were no good. Had to move whole mechanism to another spot. I really love it, tho. Mine was to keep maintenance people for entering whenever they felt like it. Hope this helps.
2046598
Depends on mounting method you adopt. Thru bolts with adhesive will be permanent.
2157900
Yes and no. It's intended to be temporary. But to make permanent there is a hole in each ramp run at the top. So we used a masonry screw and bolted it to our top step.
2125882
Yes, it can be installed on an interior door of almost any materialif the correct opening can be made.
1224830
There is no drilling or permanent application for this product. It has a hole for the door handle and that is what holds it in place. I just moved and had no problems with any damage to the old door. I love this product and can't recommend it enough!!
415678
Yes, and ours has worked perfectly for years. We framed the hole on wood And painter it with semi gloss paint. Then we screwed the door onto the wood with screws that we purchased ourselves. Be sure to cut the hole small enough that you can screw onto the wood frame. I think this is stronger than installing it the way it is intended.
1636889
Remove door for initial set up and then reinstall upon mounting unit permanently.
1517549
It needs to be mounted with screw - I think they are about 1 inch line or maybe less. So if your door is thick and solid I would think yes
767874
No, not on mine,measure the thickness of you cabinet door, you can add a thin shim if needed, you can always get shorter screws.