Can I use two screens ( left and right) for my double door sliding glass doors? Will the latch work when using two screens? Thanks
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Sorry, I have no idea if that would work as I only have one screen for this door. I do know that the double Phantom screens at my home have strong magnetic locks and work great, where on this single screen door it has a plastic lock which is so so in my opinion. You would have to check and see if there is an additional locking system for two doors.
660106
It's perfect for a sliding glass door. I have it on mine. You will install it between the door jamb & the immovable door. Works great!
1748135
Kay, you will only need one box per door. Each box comes with two halves of the screens that are 21 inches wide, which should be more than enough for your door. I used the velcro strips to temporarily put up the screen then immediately followed up with the tacks once I had it placed correctly. I did this because after having my dog test the screen with just the velcro it began coming unstuck from around the door.
1398107
I believe that you can. The latch is designed to go on both left and right opening doors. However, in your case the latch and hasp will need to be reversed from the usual install. This might work it might not. I can't tell without seeing your setup. My advice is you get it and try and see if it can be installed. If not then return it.
1926240
Yes, and it works on triple panes also. I have several large windows (7x9 FT) and many large sliding doors. Small windows (2x3 FT) I do by hand.
694757
I have my sliding screen door butted up against it and it would fine. You might have to adjust your screen door abit, to make sure that it lines up correctly.
1098872
I used it on the track only for a pair of sliding doors. Not necessary to use on both sides.
250641
I don't use it that way normally so I just went and tried it. It works on both sides of the door. Like it better when the door opens away from you. The whole frame is holding your weight instead of just the latch.
1896645
This handle is best used with a magnetic latch type screen door!It adds a safe way to pull the door shut or push open without having to find the slim edge or push on the screen!If your screen has a latch type handle, you will still have to actuate to open the screen door!
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Since sliding doors design vary based upon manufacturer it's hard to accurately answer this request. However, if you can adhere both items of this product side by side - one being stationary, the other being the movable piece, then it will work just fine. In other words, when the sliding door is in the closed position, you must be able to install this product in such a way that when the door is opened, the two pieces "break contact" with one another thereby sounding the very loud and high-pitched alarm. Hope this helps.
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I don't know anything about double-paned windows. I'm sure you can install on the inside pane but don't know if it will do what you want. I wish I could send you a sample to try as I have much left over. Sorry that I can't help.
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Anthony, I didn't install these latches, but they can certainly go on either side of the door. If you mean you want to change one from right to left, I don't see any problem except that you'll have to patch up the side you take it from. We bought 8 of these and they are wonderful!
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I have seen that in the past but I m not sure it would work with two of these because the magnet is separate from the metal inside the screen. You would have to rig it to work the way you want. If you can do it the magnet is powerful enough that it should stay.
2039500
It depends on the strength of the spring on the screen door I'm using it on a exterior spring hinged door and it barely works. They work great for doors with no springs.
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Hi Zulma Christian, I didn't use them so much for my sliding glass door. I used them for my windows and LOVED THEM! Once in place... They are in place. I can imagine they would work out well for sliding glass doors depending how thick the walls of the track are. Take care in this - though these little gems work well all slide locks will leave marks where they have been installed. It the nature of the beast. I suppose you can slide a thin piece of wood or ??? But these are screws you are putting in place to hold your windows and doors in place. The rubber after the first or second time of usage will not be the buffer you dreamed it would be... removing it an finding a thin hard piece of plastic might be the trick. Otherwise it will put holes in the aluminum. So, Step 1 - Close your Door or Window. Step 2 - Place Black rubber piece over the aluminum track and slide it against the door or window firmly. Step 3 - Remove thumb screws and place aluminum cover over the black rubber piece... you might need to press down hard or tap into place. Step 4 - Screw thumb screws into place until secure so the slide lock doesn't move. You may need to use a pair of pliers. SIDE NOTE: It is best to use to a lock on both the top and the bottom... &lt;Note from manufacture.&gt; I hope this was of some use and good luck... Much better than using a piece of board in the bottom of your door. I did that and all that happened is they pushed it hard enough so the top opened enough that they could get in... I'm guessing why the manufacture suggest using a lock on both the top and the bottom. :)
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Really not two screens. The larger screen at the top is actually the photo and the holder being pulled from the scan slot. The same on the left side of the machine, it is the slide input area. The only screen is the small one in the middle of the scanning machine.