My door is 36"w x 83" H. The screen has to be bigger (overlap) to stick to metal frame ? So this would be too small for me ?
745666
my advice would be to measure across and then add 1/4in extra (or to the next size up in dimensions). mine needed just about 1/4 in more to be perfect, although it is still doable even without that bit of slack.
745667
I do believe it is too small. Those are the exact measurements of the screen and you do need a little extra room to hang them!
745668
Yes this would be too small to fit your door. Our door is 34" wide and fits just right for the door. Sorry!
745669
That is the exact size of the screen, No overlap. unless you could figure out how to attach it another way , sorry
745670
I think it might be. I just remeasured the one I have and the screen itself is 36X83..I don't know if you could hang it on the inside portion of the door frame to make it fit.
841555
Our door is 36 inches and we were fine but I recall it came as one unit with a steel frame that we did not attempt nor believe comes apart. I'm not sure if you could get it to fit in your situation.
1385038
Open the screen door and measure the width. If it is 21" or more, it will fit.
383921
Cassey, Your frame would have to be 3/4 inches thick. These are designed for a 1/2 overlay. Which means the door would overlay the frame by 1/2 inch. As far as dimensions, the door could be any size. Hope this helpsDennis
1922844
Also consider the way our door opens. You want the screen on the same side as the hinges of the door so it is not in your way .
1417560
Yes you have some leeway with the door width. I mounted mine on a 30" wide door but the bar easily adjusts to significantly wider door frames up to 36".
633819
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.
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.
1987283
I don't have the same setup as you, however I would guess that it wouldn't be a problem. The mounting brackets are quite narrow and do not extend much if any beyond the screen door frame. Also, the bar/handle sits about a 1.5-2 inches off the door itself.
838373
I added pieces if wood to the wall to mount the metal bar outside the window frame. I could not mount to frame as the frame is not flat. The wood also seems to make more secure and easier to open screen if needed.
1777642
it does NOT directly fit.i did make it work, but i HAD to MODIFY the frame that holds the screen. i broke the frame in the process, and now have miniature bolts holding the screen frame hinge together. ***The modifications necessary to make this screen fit are NOT something a tinkerer should try*** i am an experienced technician, and even i made a mistake that almost ruined the screen backing.
1381829
the best thing to do is measure your area and compare it to the measurements of the screen. it should fit fine but it better to check the measurements.
821769
I attached mine to the bottom of the garage door. It seemed pointless to put it on the door frame! The screen goes up when the door goes up. Makes sense, no? ;)
2175125
That depends on how you hang it. I have the 100 inch 16:9 screen and installed it using chains and eyelets. It is 8-12 inches from the back wall. That would be plenty of space for picture frames.
660107
As long as you have a place in the doorway to hang the screen, sure! It's basically a shower curtain tension rod with a screen hanging from it. If you have a lip in the doorway that you can fit a 1" shower rod (on either the inside or the outside... With a sliding door it wouldn't matter), it will fit. You will need one that covers the width of the entire door - not just the side that opens.
1657005
The width will fit with maybe a little extra room but as far as the height, you may have an inch of space at the bottom. My back doorway is about 80"/81" tall but we hung it from the very top of the doorframe so it may be just right for your doorway with like I said, a very little space at the bottom which shouldn't pose a problem. The screens have been working great so far, but I would suggest adding a few extra tacks for a stronger more secure hold, it helps prevent the screen from coming detached when foot traffic goes in and out. ( some people can be a tad rough...i.e "Kids") Hope this is helpful! The width will fit with maybe a little extra room but as far as the height, you may have an inch of space at the bottom. My back doorway is about 80"/81" tall but we hung it from the very top of the doorframe so it may be just right for your doorway with like I said, a very little space at the bottom which shouldn't pose a problem. The screens have been working great so far, but I would suggest adding a few extra tacks for a stronger more secure hold, it helps prevent the screen from coming detached when foot traffic goes in and out. ( some people can be a tad rough...i.e... » Read More The width will fit with maybe a little extra room but as far as the height, you may have an inch of space at the bottom. My back doorway is about 80"/81" tall but we hung it from the very top of the doorframe so it may be just right for your doorway with like I said, a very little space at the bottom which shouldn't pose a problem. The screens have been working great so far, but I would suggest adding a few extra tacks for a stronger more secure hold, it helps prevent the screen from coming detached when foot traffic goes in and out. ( some people can be a tad rough...i.e "Kids") Hope this is helpful! « Show Less
2175124
We hang our screen on a beam about a few foot from the wall. You should be able to hang the screen and have enough room for the picture frames. Just beware that Elite Screen took a long time to send replacement parts to me. They did not honor their warranty. The motor went out after less than a year.