If your van comes with two side doors, always measure the door on the curb / passenger side because it's usually larger than the door on the driver side. As long as you have 30" or more on the door threshold where the ramp will be loaded, you'll be OK to use our ramps.

To get the standard width measurement, be sure to measure the opening in two places: at the top and bottom of the opening.

This is the width of the space that an overhead door will need to cover. If you provide us with the TODCO serial number, we have the opening width of your door on file. If the serial number is not available, please provide the actual measurements of the width of your trailer, from the left inside wall to the right inside wall (post to post), along with the name of the manufacturer of your truck body or trailer, and the year it was made.

No. They are between an 1/8" & 1/4" smaller than listed so that they fit properly into an opening of that nominal size.

DOOR WIDTH - Measure the distance between the inside point at the jamb of one side of the opening to the other. Take this measurement at several places along the jamb to insure a square opening. DOOR HEIGHT - Measure the distance from the floor to the underside of the lintel at several places to insure a correct reading.

When the door is open measure from the inside face of the opening door to the outside. This is the distance between the handle on the inside and the handle on the outside measured in millimetres. This needs to be reasonably accurate (within 3mm say).

The width of each item is generally listed within the auction subheading or description. In the case of shoes, as a rule of thumb, are regular or medium width unless specified otherwise.

First open your out-swing door, which will most likely be a back door. With your door open, measure the swinging door ( width and height ) not including the lip of the door. Then simply round up to the next inch. (Example: the out-swing door measures 33.5 inches wide by 75.5 inches high will equal a 34" x 76" call size.

No, in fact in most cases you won’t want to as you may have handles or knobs on the door. If you have a few inches sticking out when the door is opened, then the handles or knobs won’t smash into the cabinet. In a case where you want the door to retract all the way when open, then you need to explore the use of a recessed pull of some sort into your design.

Because the seals are made of a certain material embedded with a magnetic strip that must be laid flat, this is unpractical to store in our service vans, also because there is over 90 different door seals. We take orders. Seals are normally fitted within 1 to 7 working days depending on model.

Measure Out-swing storm door or In-swing core door, (measure just the swing door). Add two inches to the width and one inch to the height, then round up to the next inch. (Example: Out-swing storm door measures 31.5 inches wide by 74.5 inches tall, you need a 34" x 76" call size.)

Approximately 50 ft wide, can be up to 90 ft wide and 3000 ft long. For more information on rip currents click here.

Yes. Your van becomes your office and warehouse. It is also important that when you pull up to a store that they see you are a professional and that the merchandise is being stored properly. No store owners wants to buy 2 pack Tylenols from a guy that opens up his tiny little trunk!

Early pedometers were mechanical and used a moving lever arm to count steps. Electronic pedometers now detect movement through a spring loaded, counter-balanced mechanism that records vertical acceleration at the hip. Pedometers measure the number of steps a person takes throughout the day.

Registering early costs less and will guarantee you a seat. If you show up at the door, the ticket price will be higher, and we cannot guarantee that you will have a seat. It is recommended that you sign up in advance. In all honesty, there's a very slim chance that you'll be able to get a seat the day of the event.

If an ST says the phrase, "this is a door," he means that there is a greater possibility in the situation you are about enter that your character will be killed. None of our plots aim to kill people, but sometimes players can be very unlucky throwing chops. We respect that players work hard on their characters and do not like to see them taken away by a situation they may feel let down by.

Measure the width and length or diameter of the table you'd like to cover. Measure from the table top down to where you'd like the tablecloth to drop. Add the drop twice, once for each side:

With the OMAX Mini-Jet nozzle, the kerf width is 0.020" (0.5 mm) wide, which is 0.010" (0.25 mm) smaller than a standard OMAX MAXJET nozzle. You can make parts as small as you like, but exceptionally small parts may require special fixturing to prevent them from falling into the tank. OMAX offers several methods for fixturing such small pieces. OMAX "waterjet brick" is especially popular for detailed work.