can this be applied to a sliding screen door? I'm guessing to the outside only?
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I ended up returning mine, it left a 1.5" gap of screen on each side, and animals could damage the screen. That was a long time ago, maybe the manufacturer made improvements to the width, instead of measuring from the aluminum bracket for an entire width.
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Assuming it's applied to the outside, it should be just fine. The only time you would have a problem would be if the screen door slid behind another door. Then you would need to check for clearance.
1591111
I think you need to check with the company, I don't think me, as a customer can give you the correct information
935180
Anythings possible but i would not do that unless you are own a screen door shop...but then you wouldnt need this product....
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You should be fine with your outside options. We mounted our screen onto a wood frame (like a picture frame) and then hung it from the ceiling. Hope this helps!
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Only if you don't place it right next to the frame on the stationary glass. Wherever you place it on the stationary glass, that's as far as the sliding glass will open. Follow me? ( place it an inch or two away from the frame on the stattionary glass, and that way you can still slide the moving door open a crack). Hope that helps.
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Should not be a problem. This unit is very simple. The one decision you will have to make is to mount the screen on the inside of the existing door frame or outside the frame (on the face). Mine worked best on the outside but it works well either way.
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I believe not. It is applied to the outside. My husband did it, so I am not 100% - but I believe that it was just on the outside.
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Our door is an outside thick metal door, not a screen or storm door. Did not work.
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if there is an area on the screen door to attach it to it would probably work...
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guess that would depend on the size of the screen door. It's really light weight but very strong. You can't really cut it down so if its too large you'd really have to do some cutting on "thick" plastic. wish i could put a pic of mine on here. show you how I Gerryrigged mine. Hope that answered your question
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Nothing. The garage door is behind the screen and can go freely up and down -- UNLESS there's a strong wind blowing. A strong wind may cause the magnets that close the screen to be attracted to the door, if it's steel.
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I would say yes to exterior side of door or the side that you want it to be more visible. I have it on the inside of the window but we can also see it from the outside just as well. You will get a feel of the "texture" on the right side of the film. The other side is flat and smooth.
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I suppose if you can frame out a part of the screen with wood to hold the frame of the pet door. But if your screen has an aluminum frame it might be difficult. Ask someone who sells or makes the kind of screen you are talking about.
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I didn't use it on a screen, I used it on a door, but I believe that it would work on a screen, maybe even better than a door because mine did not have the interior lining needed to make the inside of the door smooth after you cut the hole. I've used a similar door in the past on a screen and it lasted 5 years and was in good shape when we sold the house.
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While this could be used on practically any door, it would likely interfere with the weatherstripping on any entry door. You would be better served by a door knob cover/lever lock.
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I don't think it would work in a screen door. We had to make some adjustments for the installation in a wooden door.
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I had no problem using this in our screen door. It has an aluminum framed window. I used smaller spline. "Slide-Co #P 7630 25&apos;.120-1/8" Grey Spline" Of course this will depend on the size of spline in your door. your door. It was a challenge to get it pushed in to the door, due to the screen being stiff but, it came out great when it was done. If I remember right I pressed the screen in first with the round end of the spline tool. Our Pitt Bull has yet to tear this screen. He jumps against the door to be let in.
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I guess it would depend on how much clearance between the doors. It might be too deep to let the other door pass. I put this on a screen door though and I love it. My screen was only a month old when fireworks in the neighborhood caused my dog to chew thru the screen.... This really helped.