Can you EASILY secure this out of the way when you don't want to use it (i.e., moving items in/out of house & don't want the screen catching items)?
348177
Probabaly not as easily as one would hope. The top is sewn together(like it shows in the picture of the box) so for much larger things, it may(but not so much) catch. But the sides can be secured with the included Velcro so you can pull it down if needed. Ultimately, I'd wait to install it until after bring whatever you need to in....
348178
Haven't installed this yet; still using one with side opening only. I just pull it to one side and drape it over a corner chair. Works fine.
348179
No. But it's set pretty high and east to get through. I'm 6'1 and move easily through it. The biggest problem with it is the adhesive that's supposed to stick to the door frame to keep it in place. It doesn't.
348180
You can remove the screen from the doorway in winter or when bringing large furniture through the doorway, by unhooking the velco at the top and sides and put it back up easily next summer. I had the other TV one and I tried bring large items through the screen without removing it and tore the screen at the top of the doorway. Recommend removing the screen whenever necessary.
818145
It is only secured by the straps so a potential thief could just cut the straps and go. I can't think of a way to stop that from happening. It is easy to remove the rack so you can just take it off when you reach your destination.
1997100
No, it doesn't interfere at all with the screen...just folds around to keep in place and protect. Everything is accessible.
1216810
Not really. The locking mechanism is strong enough, though, so that there would be little reason to want to remove the TV during travel. If it's an absolute must to remove the TV frequently, you might want to look at the ATDEC Telehook models which are also very solid but have a quick disconnect mechanism.
50910
I can come off but I never take mine off because it acts as a stand and provides extra protections for you screen, it's really not bothersome when not in use.
232869
Yes I use mine to keep my cat from pushing the screen out. Its a decorative look on the door
1563755
Yes it can. In fact I recommend it that way because if it slips down while in the vertical position while you are out you will not be able to get back into your house (at least not through that door). I intentionally purchased and installed a deadbolt that is in the horizontal position when locked just for that reason.
385174
I'm sure you could put a lock on it, but the panels are just fabric/screen and could easily be cut open so I don't see the point
811430
Yes you can lock your self out. This just keeps the screen from timing out.
346894
It can be handled easily however each time you move it you take a chance of damaging the screen material or the coating on the frame. Storage would seem to be a problem. This screen is like a piece of furniture. It looks good in place. If you need to to set up and take down after each use I would get a portable roll up screen. This type protects itself and takes up far less space.
1137171
My French doors open out so the screen is on the inside of my house. Sounds like you will need to put it outside of your home, I can't speak to how the screen will hold up to the elements but i get tons of compliments on it.and it's super easy for my dog to go in and out
812518
No. Placing it screen out will make it very difficult to get the phone out.
375235
Yes. You need a bit of room on either side of the closure (door/frame) for the metal plate. If there is wood-trim too close to the edge it will be slightly loose but still effective. The idea is to prevent casual entry, to make noise if tampered with, and to slow down a thief while the alarm is ringing. Most thieves want to be in and out in minutes and this adds another problem to their navigation.
1015123
No. There is no place to secure it and it wouldn't close nicely if you had it sitting in there.
289667
I do not see a problem with that. However, it can be unlocked from the outside at anytime. I would not use this for that reason.
1202226
You could do that, but I think the main issue might be folding the screen back far enough for them to see it well. (Unless you're incredibly good at Limbo and can bend far enough backward? xD)
174888
Hello, You may close the screen when it is attached to the unit. But I take my laptop home an a regular basis and I have a plastic cover on the top and bottom to protect the unit from scratches. Here is the kicker... You will have to take off the bottom plastic protection every time you want to lock/secure your laptop to the Landing Zone Dock. I would still buy it again, it