will these work for 2 car old wood door, are they strong enough?
1799722
The garage door guy who fixed other problems with my door said these rollers are very stout and should last forever.
1799723
Yes they will. I used them on my 2 car metal door to lessen the noise and it helped. They cost a LOT more and the big hardware stores! The prices on Amazon is the best in my opinion.
1799724
I think they would be fine.... The nylon wheels are quite "hard" and appear to be sturdy enough for that purpose.
1799725
They are very sturdy wheels and bearings. They should be able to withstand a wooden door.
421947
Yes it will work fine but you have to mount the iron part on a piece of 2" angle when attaching to the door. This unit will provide plenty of holding power.
1583564
They should be strong enough, I have never had a problem with any of the Grabit products. I have used it to pull out stripped bolts off my old motorcycle.
1858210
depends on window frame. If window is aluminum..it just might work. Wooden frames would be too thick. If your question is about strength, then yes, it is strong enough.
1456538
These are strong for their size, specified at 1.5 pound pull. The magnets will stick together. It is the weight of the plexiglas that determines if they will hold. I would use several magnets, attaching them to the door and plexiglas with a very strong adhesive.
2015197
They are pretty strong.I used mine to secure kitchen cabinet doors that didn't want to close properly. If one magnet per door doesn't work, then I'm sure multiples would.
1494273
Yes however i would not use these on a light weight hollow core door and or doors.
2029120
it may work but i think the door has to be thicker. i'm thinking that type of door may not be very strong for this type.
1993116
If you use a heavy duty epoxy it should be strong enough to hold them. And no more the one these little buggers are strong
1718442
I think they would be strong enough, but they may be too long. There were some shorter ones listed when I ordered these.
25448
As long as you have self-closing hinges, these should work. They are not connected to the hinges in any way. They are designed to soften the closing action when self-closing hinges close the door.
872595
I think they would work... you might need to adjust the shape of the curve that's going over the door louvers a bit, but a large pliers or a vise and hammer should do the trick. Good luck!
119472
I would think so -- they seem heavy duty. I put mine on a 16 foot door but it's just a aluminum one. They made the door much quieter!
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.
2271739
These are standard hinges and should support the weight of standard size doors - including French doors. Although you may want to use longer screws to hold them in place.
2079353
I installed these on my partner's 2000 Eclipse, with spoiler. They hold up the trunk just fine. They are not strong enough to open the trunk when using the internal lever, though.
130126
It should work fine. It's all tension and spring based. You would, however, have the latch showing on the exterior part of your door. If that happens to bother you. But I do like these door latches. They require no screws or permanent damage to the doors. They function easily. Can be set to an unlock position which is nice if the kiddies are away for awhile or if you're in and out of a door with the latch on it.