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Explore Placement Options and Versatility

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Zipwall for a simple spray booth. #zipwall #spraybooth

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The ZipWall Magnetic Door is primarily designed for installation in standard door jambs. However, its versatility extends to plastic barriers, such as those used in spray booths or dust containment areas. For plastic barrier applications, it is recommended to first secure the magnetic door frame using duct tape around the perimeter of the opening. After the door frame is in place, carefully cut out the plastic sheeting from behind the magnetic door to create the access point. This allows for convenient entry and exit while maintaining the integrity of the plastic barrier.

Goal: Understand suitable installation locations and methods for the magnetic door.

Tools and materials

  • Duct Tape Unspecified — Securing the magnetic door system to plastic barriers where standard painter's tape adhesion might be less effective
  • Utility Knife Unspecified — Cutting the plastic barrier to create the door opening after the magnetic frame is secured
  • ZipWall Magnetic Door Kit ZipWall — The primary barrier component, adaptable to various settings
  • Plastic Sheeting — The material for creating a temporary barrier, typically used in spray booths or dust containment

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nice and easy, so. So this is gonna typically go in a door jam? Yep, right there. Yeah, most door frames, obviously it works on plastic barriers as well, so if you have a spray booth or something like that, you know, you can use, we use recommend you put it in duct tape as your door frame, right? You just cut the plastic out behind you, and you can come in and out as a place. That's pretty cool. Yeah. I actually like that.

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