Does anyone know if this will work with a security screen door?
1636818
It should work with any standard door. If it has a "regular" door knob and dead bolt I can't see any reason it wouldn't.
1636819
If it's the kind security screen door that I think - yes. The security screen door that I had before was just like a normal door so, as long as that's the one you're intending to install, it's good to go.
781514
I used this for my own homemade door panel. The item is 3/4 inch long spike, it needs a 1/4 or less hole to press into. If your application can handle these sizes it should work.
229045
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.
1357420
I don't believe it would block the screen but I would be careful where I would put the brackets. Bathrooms fluctuate in temperature & humidity. I'm not sure if the Command Strip would be able to handle it.
1361782
It's basically a pair of magnets. As long as you position them so they are together when the door is closed, and apart when opened, it will work.
1513758
This will definitely work! You attach to the door by pressure, not screws or anything permanent. It has a clamp at the end with what appears to be silicone (very good anyway) padding to protect the door surface, and it comes with a little allen wrench that is used to tighten the clamp. We removed them when we moved out of our house and you never would have known anything was ever there. That's why even though they're a bit pricey I like them.
2180209
I have mounted it head up and it just clears the glass panel in my screen door. It is very attractive. I hope it works for you.
1230636
The specific cat door I purchased and the one in the picture I have been asked to review, is recommended for "thin doors and screens up to 1/2-inch thick." I installed it into a 1/2 thick screen porch wall...anything thicker, such as an interior wall or typical door would not work for this specific product. You need to get a cat door recommended for whatever thickness your wall or door is. I did not have to frame the opening...just cut out the hole and the door itself acted as the frame.
633820
Maybe. I installed the door on an thin aluminum panel. I had to cut wood 3/4 x 1" pieces glued around the parimiter on the inside then the inside and outside are screwed together. Don't cut the hole to big tho. Hopefully the scren is tight. Fabric screen may be diffichlt.Good luck.
946173
I measured the frame and it is 2 1/4 inches deep. I really don't think it could work on a screen door panel.
1953430
I used it with a curtain. It looks like it would clamp ok but, you would not be able to slide the door past it.
302144
Are you referring to the diameter when you state (existing hole is 2 3/8 wide )? If that's the case then the display part pictured will cover the inside but the outside camera/viewer is a standard size and 2 3/8" is much too large. If you are referring to the thickness of the door, then this will work. Hope this is helpful.
1385036
just measure the screen part on the bottom of door. it attaches right above and below the screen.
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.
2115998
Would be difficult: the door has a minimum thickness owing to the screws having to have a place to go. There do exist doors made for screens, they just push through and snap together. Sorry but I do not know the brand. Keep looking is my advice, this one isn't it.
244729
It wouldn't work on a screen door. We don't have storm doors in California so I don't know. It would depend on the thickness of the door.
437600
Nope you need a different product.. Best bet for a screen door is likely Lowes or Home Depot. They aren't very expensive as I recall.