What can you put on the screen to stop someone from walking thru it???
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I've been thinking about that a lot since I walked through it myself. First my grandson ran through it and blew it right off the rails. I managed to get it back working. Apparently, it was weakened, though, because I turned into it and pulled the screening right off the roller. You can buy appliques, but I don't think they will work well rolling up. The best thing would be to paint something on with a stencil. My wife doesn't want anything on it, as she likes it invisible. I'll let you know if I come up with an optimum solution. I haven't repaired it yet, so it is not high on my house to do list. I've been thinking about that a lot since I walked through it myself. First my grandson ran through it and blew it right off the rails. I managed to get it back working. Apparently, it was weakened, though, because I turned into it and pulled the screening right off the roller. You can buy appliques, but I don't think they will work well rolling up. The best thing would be to paint something on with a stencil. My wife doesn't want anything on it, as she likes it invisible. I'll let you know if I come up with an optimum solution. I haven't repaired it yet, so it is not high on my house to do... » Read More I've been thinking about that a lot since I walked through it myself. First my grandson ran through it and blew it right off the rails. I managed to get it back working. Apparently, it was weakened, though, because I turned into it and pulled the screening right off the roller. You can buy appliques, but I don't think they will work well rolling up. The best thing would be to paint something on with a stencil. My wife doesn't want anything on it, as she likes it invisible. I'll let you know if I come up with an optimum solution. I haven't repaired it yet, so it is not high on my house to do list. « Show Less
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I've been thinking about that a lot since I walked through it myself. First my grandson ran through it and blew it right off the rails. I managed to get it back working. Apparently, it was weakened, though, because I turned into it and pulled the screening right off the roller. You can buy appliques, but I don't think they will work well rolling up. The best thing would be to paint something on with a stencil. My wife doesn't want anything on it, as she likes it invisible. I'll let you know if I come up with an optimum solution. I haven't repaired it yet, so it is not high on my house to do list.
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I put some round stickers on the screen. You have to put one on each side of the screen, sticky side to sticky side, so they will stay.
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What I did to keep people and my dog from walking into the screen was to put some bright fingernail polish in a few spots with a decorative pattern to them. If you try to put anything like tape on it, you run the risk of it coming off inside the housing. Hope this helps you.
2060396
You can see through the screen. We have ours on the front porch door primarily to keep the bugs out of the house. The screen is black, easy to install but I don't think meant for a hallway.
2108852
There is a thin protective film that you have to remove from the screen (that's the C) , I left it on so when my kids fingerprints build up I can just peel the thin film off and voila! clean new screen
1984621
The screen is covered by a layer of clear plastic. Not sure it will protect it much against impacts but will protect from scratches.
405280
Make sure your screen is VERY clean. Try not to touch it with you fingers once clean. I use my debt card to go over and get bubbles out. Then smash your phone on the ground...
897385
No, this does not block the view area or any of the soft buttons at all. There is enough 'dead area' around the active screen where this wont make a difference. The protector works awesome.
2206888
Not easily! The screen does let a gd amount of airflow through though! And on occasion, when our dogs are having spastic energy and are in/out of the house like crazy dogs, we will drape one side of the screen off to the side ( we have a chair outside that we can set the lower part on). But to slide it like curtains, no, not easily!!
309622
You can try by putting your index finger on the tab and your thumb at the base of the screen and gently pull the screen away from the camera boby.This works for me.Good luck Sir.
2195410
There is a thin film that covers the screen. Still sensitive but helps protect the screen.
1519367
Same issue here - I'm going to try and get a refund; the issue is that the thing has so much of an electrostatic charge, that unless you're in a clean room it WILL attract particles from anywhere. Once it gets onto the back of the screen, good luck getting it off without leaving permanent marks on the back, which of course are very visible once applied.
811430
Yes you can lock your self out. This just keeps the screen from timing out.
2230728
There is a sheet of glass 1/3 across the back side of the bookcase for support. It would block 1/3 of what was in the back part of the display.
1843209
The screen is a barrier. It keeps out criters you don't want crawling around inside your home. If properly installed it should be able to keep out any insect known.
378832
No. That is not an option on the door I have. The screen door is not solid enough and wouldn't offer the security needed.
1577245
You can close it, but every side has a screen. It won't be very private. You could cover it with a rain-fly or plastic tarp pretty easily though.
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it has a little plastic sticker covering the new screen.. Peel it off !! (I did the same thing) HA
21974
You can not see through the screen. But through the cracks kinda. (no more then you would expect from anything with hinges.