Can this be used over a ramp of a toy hauler? Mine has velcro for the screen door of the ramp on the inside door sides would this be an issue?
1737392
It would have to be attached to the rail not sure if you already have the rail or where you would get one
1737393
I think it would work in that application providing you have enough surface area above the door for the awning enclosure. Rolled up in its pouch it hangs bout 8" from the top rail to the bottom of the pouch. The awning itself has been great and the installation was pretty straight forward. Very cool.
2179236
Yes, it should be just fine. There is enough extra screen for mounting. The edges of the screen attach to the door frame with sticky velcro and allow for some adjustment. The rod at the top is a tension rod that is adjustable.
2224506
Yes I don't see why not you are talking about a door hasps the type you would buy from a hardware store I use them on a in close car hauler same type of hasps
718077
Yes, we bought it specifically for our slide-in truck camper. This is long enough that it goes over the two steps and the camper bumper. Our dogs have no problem with the angle to use this for camper access.
494000
As long as you mount the screen's attachments on the outer side of the garage frame, you should be okay. The screen's magnets may catch on a metal overhead door and ride up with the automatic door opener, particularly if it is a windy day.
381699
I would say no, it's too thin to be thrown around by ramp hands and the plywood construction could crack. I would recommend the ATA plastic molded cases Gator makes for checked-in flight use.
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!
1281124
It attaches to the screen door FRAME, and doesn't replace the screen itself. In my opinion, its too thick (it's about an inch thick) unless you have a significant gap between the screen door and the regular doors. In my case I couldn't slide it open because it bumped into my other sliding door. May work fine if you have a swinging door though.
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The ramp is approximately 19" wide with an 18" walking surface. Keep in mind the angle of your door opening. On my Ram, the door does not open completely perpendicular to the seat, i.e. 90 degrees. This means that a portion of the ramp at the bottom is under the door. A small portion, 1" max. But, I am sure every vehicle is different. The wider your door opens from the vehicle the more space you will have. Of course you can insert the ramp at an angle. In my situation is wouldn't work because a portion hung over the edge of the seat creating an unstable platform. I prefer the ramp to be stable as not to scare or worse, harm the pet. The ramp is approximately 19" wide with an 18" walking surface. Keep in mind the angle of your door opening. On my Ram, the door does not open completely perpendicular to the seat, i.e. 90 degrees. This means that a portion of the ramp at the bottom is under the door. A small portion, 1" max. But, I am sure every vehicle is different. The wider your door opens from the vehicle the more space you will have. Of course you can insert the ramp at an angle. In my situation is wouldn't work because a portion hung over the edge of the seat creating an unstable platform. I prefer the... » Read More The ramp is approximately 19" wide with an 18" walking surface. Keep in mind the angle of your door opening. On my Ram, the door does not open completely perpendicular to the seat, i.e. 90 degrees. This means that a portion of the ramp at the bottom is under the door. A small portion, 1" max. But, I am sure every vehicle is different. The wider your door opens from the vehicle the more space you will have. Of course you can insert the ramp at an angle. In my situation is wouldn't work because a portion hung over the edge of the seat creating an unstable platform. I prefer the ramp to be stable as not to scare or worse, harm the pet. « Show Less
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No, I have hinges with L-pins that keep my ramp up at all times when traveling. The backward thrust and wind shear would be strong enough to make gate move back and forth if you do not have a means of securing it in upward position. So far, I am satisfied with the operation of my lift.
841326
I just used a long piece of wide velcro between the back of the door and the climber. I had a door thinner than they were expecting so it would bow and swing a bit. But the velcro fixed everything.
999037
If you put it in a side door, the ramp would sit at quite a slant, not good. Its really designed for a rear open vehicle like a SUV. I have a jeep 4x4. Our 2 boxers and golden retriever shoot in and out using the ramp safely. The golden weighs 130 pounds and its still secure.
322014
Yes, fairly well. BTW: it will withstand wind a lot better if tie it down by taking separate ropes, and running over the top. The places where you supposed to tie the ropes on, will just pull holes in it when the wind blows. The screen doors don't last very well, wind or no.
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Mine works off the back of my pathfinder. It should work off any door. Obviously the higher the vehicle, the more slope the ramp. Off of a car, the slope will be slighter and you will just need to have some sort of place for the top of the ramp to sit when the dog is on it. I personally would not put it on my seat, so the bottom of the door frame should work as long as it is wide enough. I would check the width of the ramp and measure the inside of my door. if there is enough width, it should be fine. Like I said, the slope of the ramp will be less, so you would need more ground room when it is extended. Mine works off the back of my pathfinder. It should work off any door. Obviously the higher the vehicle, the more slope the ramp. Off of a car, the slope will be slighter and you will just need to have some sort of place for the top of the ramp to sit when the dog is on it. I personally would not put it on my seat, so the bottom of the door frame should work as long as it is wide enough. I would check the width of the ramp and measure the inside of my door. if there is enough width, it should be fine. Like I said, the slope of the ramp will be less, so you would need more ground room when... » Read More Mine works off the back of my pathfinder. It should work off any door. Obviously the higher the vehicle, the more slope the ramp. Off of a car, the slope will be slighter and you will just need to have some sort of place for the top of the ramp to sit when the dog is on it. I personally would not put it on my seat, so the bottom of the door frame should work as long as it is wide enough. I would check the width of the ramp and measure the inside of my door. if there is enough width, it should be fine. Like I said, the slope of the ramp will be less, so you would need more ground room when it is extended. « Show Less
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It sticks to the sides with peel and stick Velcro. I guess you could do that to the back door, but how would you open the door? The whole thing would pull up. I just fold the extra length down flat to travel, and drape it over the rear bumper when letting my dog in and out.
364570
I've only used on a screen but the specifications note the maximum thickness with the basic unit. There is additional option (wall liner) that allow applications thicker than a door.
270857
This ramp is really to use for a suv, truck etc., since it is perfect for the back. It would not be able to be used on a side door. I hope this helps, there are some other options available for side doors on regular cars.