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Question: What size hinge pin is this device designed to fit?
Document: Works great, usually people buy these to keep a door closed but I am using it in reverse, to keep a door open. Since the door casing is a bit off, the door has a tendency to always swing closed. This is designed to fit on the outside of the hinge because the torque arms are too wide to be inside the hinge and still close the door when you need to.
I purchased the door pin closer for a solid wood interior door...what a mistake. The weight of the pine door was obviously WAY more than this thing can handle. It might work a little better on a hollow door.The sleeve that is supplied for door pin did not fit the hinge, so I had to put the pin in the hinge without it.The next problem was the fit.
I was disappointed by the strength of the spring on this. I used it on very light, hollow, standard size closet door. Even at the tightest setting it would barely close the door. I was able to improve it a little by jamming a small piece of cardboard between one of `arms' and the door to make the spring force even tighter. I lubricated the other hinges. The door swings with almost no resistance. Despite this the device barely closes it.
Would recommend some safety glasses due to the precarious wrench and locking pin finagling you'll have to do on the spring mechanism: had them fly across the room more than once when installing the first device.
Worked fine on the doors that they could fit into. A couple of the doors I wanted to use them on, the hinge was too close to the door jam and they would not work with them. Hinge needs to protrude out some from the jam
Item works well. Instruction said to use brass sheath before you put the rod, but not fit in my hinge. i just put rod inside hinge without sheath. No noise. you can adjust closing force by turing from top. Recommended.
Worked well for the purpose intended. A lightweight bathroom door that I just wanted to be left ajar when not in use. The device is not strong enough to actually shut the door, but that suited my purpose. Unfortunately, it broke after 60 days. It appears that it worked its way upward until one of the tabs jumped off the hinge and was twisted out of shape.
Everyone should note the size/width of the spring/cover does not allow installation on most hinges. The clearance between the door molding and hinge is generally not enough. I could not use these and instead purchased hinges with the springs built in. The latter required some &#34;carving&#34; of the door molding as well but very little compared to what this product would have required.
Like just about everyone else has mentioned the supplied instructions just had me scratching my head..until I just slipped it into the hinge to see how it fit. Then it becomes clear how it works.The problem is that the way they tell you to install it is pretty much impossible to do because once it's in the hinge there is no clearance to rotate a wrench enough to go as far around as you need to. I gave up after an hour before I started throwing tools through the walls.
Easy to install, works well, small size makes it invisible. Recommend it to anyone wanting to keep a door shut.
Answer: yes