Can I bend the L shape to a 45 degree in order to fasten to the back side of the door, to put the rubber at a 90 degree angle?
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Sounds like you bought wrong width seal. I would probably pack it up and order one that fits my door. The virticle part goes on outside of door. The flat bottom part is where the rubber seal slides onto.
473313
I haven't installed this one yet. Installed similar at prior home. Should be able to mount from either side. With the door open at a 90 degree angle, it should take no more than 1 additional inch of the remaining opening.
507619
They do not bend at a 90 degree angle but You could make it work for a cake topper. Very cute idea!
2112822
The flexible Magnetic strip is "flexible" so it would bend, it's easily cut to fit probably any door
1744476
You can set the big closer arm in 45 degree increments, it's a square peg and a star hole. So you should be able to set it up any way that you like. I would only attempt this if you are pretty handy and will pay close attention to the instructions. But this is a pretty heavy closer. When i think of a wooden gate i think of something fairy light weight. This will put a serious twist in a lighter door. I would only use this on a solid core door, or something pretty substantial.
92958
It would work for not to much curved door.The material is not too soft a little bit so you can curve.
2210096
straighten out 90 degree bend or break off and drill a hole in parallel remaining base.
1193453
Curious what difference does knowing the length and width make? There is nothing that prevents you from turning it 90 degrees.
1990840
The angle is more like 150 degrees so no, it won't fit perfectly in a 90 degree corner.
233090
I used this product as quarter round for my curved baseboards. It worked out great! No. This will not bend around a corner. If you are turning a corner, you need to use a hacksaw with a yellow miter box (both are available to purchase at Home Depot) to cut the moulding in a 45 degree angle. To learn how to do this task, check out the many 'how to cut baseboards or moulding' videos on You Tube. That's how I learned. If I can do this, you can, too! FYI - I used moulding glue to adhere this to my baseboards.
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That is what I wanted to do but unfortunately the door is too heavy and it tips over. I ended up having to mount it as you would not be able to keep anything in it and open the door.
1246680
On my door there is a channel attached to the bottom which holds this seal. Thus the reason for the angle on the seal itself. If you have a channel at the bottom of the door you would order a seal that is not "bent" that would hang straight down from the bottom.
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We took the door off from hinges, turned chaise on its side and angled in that way. Actually wasn't too difficult. Hope this helps.
772744
It can be used to mount in a corner. However, there's possibility that won't be able to get it at a 45 degree angle.
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Yes, it can go from straight to a pretty large angle. I have never adjusted mine to 90 degrees, but I have adjusted it to almost that angle and it works fine. The motor is out there on the cutting end, so the only thing that has to bend is the wiring (or some sliding contacts) to the motor which is relatively easy as opposed to bending a drive shaft like on a weed eater and other devices where the motor is on the handle.
1109921
Yes, you can adjust the angle a bit, anywhere from closed to a bit past a 90 degree angle. It does not open flat though.
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In haven't tried more than one relatively sharp bend but you could ask them at Gardus. http://gardusinc.com/ you can call them or email them. Look under "contact us" in the black bar.