Do you think this will work well on a paneled door?
1776198
Sorry, but no. These panels are extremely sticky as soon as it touches the door. Repositioning into door panels would be difficult. I had trouble get all the bubbles out on my flat door.
1776199
No. Unfortunately I think you would end up with too any air bubbles and creases putting it on a panelled door. When I ordered it I had a particular position in mind for it but the door was panelled and when I saw it I thought better of it and put it on a flat door instead where it looks amazing. Cheers
1776200
that's what I have. The plastic is thick, so depending on the area your door is you may be good to go. My wife was worried about kids poking their fingers through, but did not want to do the work necessary to add a 1/8" vaneer to the door. So, I put down a contact paper and that worked out very well. I stappled the contact paper top and bottom for extra strength.... but personnally, if you don't have kids. Just put it up.....it ROCKS.
1776201
i don't think: it's a stiker, if you want a perfect result you need a flat surface
1776202
I have never tried, the door we did was completely flat, the only advice I have is to make sure you remove the door handle first! Did you try asking the sellers?
1776203
My daughter applied it to her bedroom door. It looks pretty awesome. (and the tardis is even bigger on the inside) We did have some trouble applying the sticker without ending up with a few small air bubbles (not real noticeable)If I had to do it again, I would probably have applied double sided tape to the back of the paper that the sticker comes on and taped itto the door. (hindsight is 20/20).I think it would be hard to smooth the sticker out on a paneled door. But I am all thumbs. Good luck with your Tardis!
1776204
I have it on a paneled door. You can see the wood texture but the vinyl color is dark enough that you have to really look to see it.
1776205
No, I don't. It is a single sheet and unless you want to cut it up and figure out how to put it back together and have some matching paint it definitely needs to be a flat door. Sorry.
1931550
It probably will IF THE DOOR is solid wood. It is heavy holding the iron/iron board and needs to be anchored securely on the door. It sticks out about 10 ". So be sure you have the space behind the door and it won't hit into anything when opening door. I would NOT get it if it is a hollow core door.
683795
I believe that it will. Also, since it is available as a spray, perhaps it makes sense to spray some of near the door, perhaps on a doormat, towel or something that can stay there for a while. Good luck!
2259147
Yes it should work great. It has extensions that canbe removed and added. Works perfectly for our office door to keep our little one out.
384084
I think it should work. I installed it on a hard surface, not wood but ceramic tile. It worked fine. I guess it depends on how long your doors are. The top of the upright tabs rise 7/8 of an inch above the floor surface if that helps you determine if they'll be tall enough to overlap the bottom of your doors.
1490890
I use it for door trim and it work good . It mite work for you because it bends real easy.
1919656
Of course it will work - As long as you want to use it to "pull" the door closed. If you want to have it "pushed", that's a different product.
432517
I'm not too sure how your door frame is set up, but the joints attach to the part of your door frame that don't have your hinges. I'm not sure, but I think it will work for an in-swinging door as long as the other side of the frame is free...Good luck
200493
I don't believe it would because the panels on that kind of door are not wide enough.
991625
I have not used it with a door yet. I would not use it with a flimsy door (hollow core), but I am a big guy. A good exterior door should work. Also make sure that you are pulling the door against the jam, not opening the door as you pull on it. Or use the dead bolt.
781514
I used this for my own homemade door panel. The item is 3/4 inch long spike, it needs a 1/4 or less hole to press into. If your application can handle these sizes it should work.
1939414
I'm not sure--it might work on a swinging door but it would have to have a lip (like the inner strip of a door frame, as seen in the picture) to catch on. If you have that, then it would probably work.
1881736
I would say yes, it may stick out a little but I installed mine on a plywood door, in our barn and this door is way thinner than a regular door. good luck
2178633
Hey,I would not use this for a metal door. It's much more suited for wood and specifically moldings and wooden doors. I'd expect it to bend under the strength of a metal door,. For that I would choose one of those large rounded wrecking bars rather than a flat bar. I do like this bar a lot and would still recommend it for lighter residential use. Good luck!
1369770
I dont see why not it fits most doors. As long as the strip of framing its supposed to catch on is flat I would think it would work just fine.
740092
This will work with these type doors, if it is top mounted. The only thing to watch is the mounting plate on top is 3/4" wide, so it won't look right on a thinner panel than that.
1537653
if your door does not stick when u shut it, this will work, its very very thin. I love mine