Does the doorway have to be framed in order to hold the clasp?
1797215
Yes, you could put up a bracket, like used to hold up a bike, but framed door is the way to go. My child has outgrown their door swing and I shed a tear giving it to another young child's mother. We spent many hours playing with the swing before crawling and walking- great buy!
1797216
We only ever used it with framed doorways. I don't think it would work on unframed.
673797
If it's a hollow door, no. In order for it to hold anything it must be anchored.
508029
A pin? I am not sure what you meant but it has everything you need to hang the door to the frame. Screw comes with it. If you meant by pin is what holding the hinge together then yes
862846
No, because the plastic part at the top actually hooks over the molding and secures in that space between the molding and the wall. My suggestion would be to get one of those pullup bars that screw into each side of the doorway. I would not recommend this product.
1953001
Yes but the door needs to use torsion spring "coiled up on rod" not tension springs.
1305340
No, the door front is not in a frame. It is all glass. We really like this medicine cabinet. It is very nice looking and the soft close is a definite plus!
2118488
yes! no assembly required. ours arrived on a wooden crate and all covered up but it was in one piece. it fil through our doorway (standard door frame).
2162137
The frame is very loose and is free hanging only secured with hooks. I would not recommend for a heavily used door. I'm not sure of the type of disability, but would not recommend for anyone in a wheel chair or anyone with unsteady hands. The shelves sometimes tip spilling the contents on the floor. I would suggest a shelving system that is bolted down and more thoroughly secured.
1410242
I does have the piece that goes under the door, but it's short. It is also heavy so it will hold the door in place if the space under the door is too large, as mine is.
1606654
It doesn't attach, it's uses leverage to hold strong on the door frame. Refer to image in link below. If link doesn't work, Google Image Search "Pull Up Bar Door Frame" The top straight black bar rests against the top of the inside of the door frame, this keeps it up. The two horizontal bars extending out the sides rests on the outside of the door frame and works to keep the unit from swinging. It's basically physics. Please note, if your doorframe is in or near a corner you'll NEED at least 4inches of space before the corner for it to hold properly. Again refer to the image below for reference. No anchors or screws into the wall. I was able to hang a 300lb person from the unit without damaging my door frame http://www.easypaleo.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/12/DSCF34161.jpg
1980923
The door is easily propped up. . .but I'm not sure you could tie is back without some cosmetic hole drilling in the plastic. You could probably 'break' the door completely off if you were wanting to.
901278
No. I can't think why that would be necessary. It is either locked or unlocked set on the door itself.
83955
Yes it locks. not sure of actual dimensions. It fits through a standard doorway. its about 6ft tall, about 4ft wide and 1.5ft deep.
1211946
The hinge is closed and welded to the frame, so it would not be an easy task, but someone with patience could probably saw it off. However, the filigreed door is part of the charm of the piece. I hang my wine charms on it so when we have company they can choose their charms.
1101042
yes an theres no prob closin the doors with hangin clothes ,, i love mine great value for price an it looks great! if i had room i would buy a nother one
781906
Hello - The "over the door" piece is in a "fixed" position. Thank you for your question.
1898503
No, just a that latch that keeps it shut, even if you put a lock on one side the hindges are not very secure and will look tacky.