Is this good for a storm door?
1547933
Absolutely!!! In fact....soon after we bought 1....we bought a 2nd ;-) No complaints ;-)
1547934
only if the door may be drilled with the door pet dimensions and the door width
1547935
I'm sure it could be fitted to a storm door. It should not be the only barrier to outdoors, the flap can easily blow open and let in other critters.
1547936
It does have a magnetic flap that seems to work pretty well and keep air out. It has a slide shut hard cover too. I would say yes so long as you have reasonable expectations for a flap of rubber with a magnet at the bottom.
1547937
I'm not sure exactly what you are asking. If you mean whether it is good for keeping the weather out, then yes because it has double flaps. It is very well made. If you mean whether you can install it in a storm door, then no; it is intended to go through walls. Hope that helps.
1208016
The handle juts past the door no farther than a "normal" doorknob. If your door's side jams are normal 4 & 9/16" you will have no problem with a storm door.
1208014
The protrusion from the door face is 3 1/4 in it should not hit the storm door handle with a standard 36 in bore for the lower hole.I have a storm door and It does not interfere
421946
I used this for a latch on a squirrel catapult. Not sure I am the right person to ask about use for doors.
685775
I don't think it's made for that. I use mine for a storm shelter. It works great for that.
378261
I know on mine. Facing the door from outside. Door hinge is on right. Door swings into house. This model works. But most work either way. But if you have any questions Baldwin will answer your questions on specific models. If you have a storm door on outside, the handle might hit the door frame. But can make work.
1997808
Since the hinge is totally hidden between the door and the jamb, it should be protected from the elements. If I were doing an outdoor application, I'd give the hinges a light coating of oil before installation and would put some sort of thin, waterproof gasket between the door and jamb on the hinge side. Probably overkill but better safe than sorry.
897277
I used this for my security storm door. You need to have a solid door jamb for this to work properly.
1680774
Yes. We used it for a door that had been scewed out of line, due to frost last winter.We got ad-a-lock to secure the door at night. It worked very well.
2083632
Should work fine. Check the PetSafe website for exact dimensions, I think it will fit in doors and walls between 1" and 2" thick. If your storm door is thinner than 1" where you intend to mount it, you'll probably need to use some wood or extruded aluminum to build it up to a little more than 1" thickness to support the frame.
727975
The storm door will still heat up from the sun hitting it but the door knob on the inner door will be cooler.
258192
Doubt it would hold up to direct spray but I have it installed on an exterior door with no storm door protection and it has held up fine.
2244234
As far as I can tell, yes. Just make sure to eyeball the general configuration of your storm door handle mounting holes. I had to make two small holes to mount mine, but it was not a problem.
1926973
It will work. You could probably find 2 smaller plates at lowes to fashion to each door. The plate prevents damage to the door and will help reinforce the door in an attempted break in.
1206852
If you can cut a hole the storm door material, the door can be adjusted to fit from nearly zero to three or four inches.
664566
Yes, you would need to cut your storm door, and then run bolts thru the perimeter of the pet door as indicated in my first answer. Should be strong enough though...
1599020
No, it does a good job of closing the door, but with wind it will still slam or if the wind is blowing it open it might not close all the way.