Will this work on the back of a hall door?
378601
I have mine screwed into the top of the outside of my closet door. It works perfectly
378602
I have mine secured on a wall. It's a really nice heavy rack. I don't know if you could properly secure it on a door. It is worth trying, I love mine.
378603
The unit I purchased is a wider variation ... but I would think this size would be perfect on a wooden door. As the other reviewer says, the hooks are pretty sturdy so be sure the door doesn't bang into something.
378604
I think it would. I have the three hook version on a wall behind the guest room door. I would caution that you probably should have a door stop on the wall. As my hooks are on the wall they are only hitting the wooden door when it is opened, I would hate for you to put it on the back of the door and have holes in your plaster made when someone swings the door open. You could also put it towards the hinge side of the door (rather than exact center) to ensure that when the door is opened the hooks are in the largest gap between the door and the wall.
378605
If the door is made of wood, then yes. However, I would ensure that the hook does not hit anything when you open and close it the door as the hooks can potentially damage anything it might hit, like a wall. The hooks are pretty solid and sturdy.
899202
No it will not unless you want it poking thru the back side.I used them for a hidden door in my house...
483235
Yes it will work. But you need to be a till handy person to do it. We installed on a wooden sliding door of the same thickness
1599021
I don't think so. It will help keep the door in the closed position or return it to closed if opened.
188344
This will definitely work if you have a shelf in the cabinet to attach the base to. If you have a glass door you'll see the adhesive backing from the outside. Not sure if that matters to you.
1361782
It's basically a pair of magnets. As long as you position them so they are together when the door is closed, and apart when opened, it will work.
1929715
Yes it should. I use mine on the side door of my house so I'm guessing the front door wouldn't be any different. I love it. If you have a screen door on your front door though, your screen door won't be able to close all the way.
614346
I guess it depends on what your door is made of, and how thick it is. But I think you could safely install this on a standard wooden door.
164615
it will work space wise but the door is basically very thin and very flexible you would need to install more magnets on the door side probably not that difficult
1537653
if your door does not stick when u shut it, this will work, its very very thin. I love mine
954704
I don't think so. It works on gravity and moves on a straight plane. Your door moves on an arc. You might consider the door or window type alarm, or even the motion detector HA434TL 3 1/2 h x 2 1/2 wide x 2 depth..It could sit inside in the back, and detect motion when the door was opened.
531843
I ( think). This won't work on your door. It's been a long time since I've put mine in. You might want to go to store and measure one there or ask seller for dimensions
2062641
In answer to your follow up comment, I suppose it would work if you attached it to the door . . . not sure.
1657118
I would think if your door has one closer, not two, you should be fine. I have one of these on a wood storm door and another on an aluminum storm door, both with one closer and they work great.
1111008
Sorry but I only used it on the front door, I do not know if it will fit the rear.
1399944
It's not designed to fit on the 'back' of the door, although you *can* mount it there. The downside is that instead of the top of the doorjam pressing the top over-the-door-hanging-part against the door, it the top part hangs loosely on the door, making the climber extra wobbly. I 'fixed' this by shoving pieces of cardboard behind the black hangers until they were tight against the door. It's not ideal, because the cardboard does show from some angles. But that is a work-around if you want to mount it on the 'back' of a door.
375237
NO, this will only work to secure the door from the inside. For example if your in your room (or a hotel room). One suggestion be sure you have the key handy in case you need to get out in a hurry. I hope this was helpfulCharlie