Re: [DML] How far do your doors open?

[Marc Levy <malevy_nj@xxxxxxxxx>]

With the strut removed, you can open the door more.

The limitation would be the length of the COMPRESSED
strut needs to "fit" with the door closed.  If you
make the strut longer, it will bend or break the strut
mounts when the door is closed.


--- Owen Emry <owen@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> Thus, my question:  What else (other than the gas
> strut) limits the door travel, and why don't our
> doors open further?  Seems to me it would be more
> convenient to have the door open as far as possible.



		
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