can I put this between the screen door and ourside door?
653875
I have one on my door that leads out of the garage, with a security screen door on the outside. So depending on how much room is between your door and screen door, it is possible.
417564
Hello Susan, I'm not sure. My screen is attached to my screen door. If your RV door has a screen door, possibly though check the measurements. Good Luck!
1272114
Ours is over the bottom of a screen door to prevent our dogs from pushing the screen in.
1791866
As long add the small part is on the screen part, I don't see why not. It had an adhesive backing.
633821
This is really designed for doors. The frame requires that you screw it in to something. If you were really ambitious, you could probably build a wooden frame into you screen door and then attach this.As an alternative, I have seen, and actually have one, a wooden screen door that comes with a pet door flap. It works well.
494000
As long as you mount the screen's attachments on the outer side of the garage frame, you should be okay. The screen's magnets may catch on a metal overhead door and ride up with the automatic door opener, particularly if it is a windy day.
1579826
Yes. Just be sure you don't have a screen or other outer door that will interfere with the knob as it sticks out over 2" from the door surface.
445067
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.
205706
Yes, I did it and it works great. I have a vinyl screen door, I screwed it in the bottom corner. I had to move 1 vinyl support piece over to support the last top corner screw, used L brackets to do that. You can do it, just put your mind to it. Good luck!
1977953
Yes you can still use your door! The opening is not as big and we can still use our slider! However we can not use the screen door any longer
1378440
You will definitely need a screen guard for stability. Otherwise the door will be shakey and screen will probably let go. Cutting the screen guard is done with wire cutters. I takes patience-I will not kid you about that, but is doable.
1095158
I don't think so. I just did a fold at the top for so it would not drag the floor and get stepped on. and you could do a fold on the sides. Just depends on the size of your door. I love these screen doors.
994436
The way the screen is set up there is only one opening. Depending on what you have for doors, I think you could be creative and cut the screen on the end.
1940150
Yes you can but keep in mind that there will be a gap that will not be very aesthetically pleasing. If you don't care about this the door is relatively easy to install.
417567
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
92304
The screen attaches to the where it will be placed by adhesive backed velcro. As long as you have a flt surface to attach it to it will work fine. Be sure to note that in the measurements: the screen is 35 inches and if your opening is also 35 inches it will be too short. Part of the screen width is a boarder that must overlap to the edge where it will be mounted. I was able to successfully attach it to the sliding glass door after repositioning it to the velcro a few times.
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I modified my threshold 1/2 inch to lower the screen door. This accomplished not having the bottom strip of the door on top of the threshold causing a possible tripping situation. After that everything worked perfectly and we love the door.Baron McClair