does it work when there is a glass storm door
1455248
Yes, it does, but not very well when the upper pane (if there is an upper pane) is all the way up. With the glass up, you get reflection which can interfere with the image. With my storm door, I've lowered the pane, but the cam still has to "look" through the screen, which seems to produce "distortion" - i.e., there seems to be too much light coming in.
1455249
To be honest, I don't know. I installed ours into our metal door and it's about 1 3/4 thick.
1455250
We bought this for my parents and it works fine. No trouble viewing at all.
1455251
I absolutely love this peephole camera. I am lucky to ha e a lighted hallway so I can use lower light setting. Some instructions were not very clear. The print was so small had to enlarge the user manual. The mgmt where I live would not put a peephole lower so I could see who was at m door. I am a wheelchair user. When someone ring the bell it automatically turns on and I can see who is there. If you can install a peephole and have a surface area the size of the camers inside it should work.
1455252
yes but no rods or iron in the way, must be clear view... also IT IS NOT WATER PROOF, i had a glass screen doorthe moisture still got in and messed up the circuitry.. rendering it worthless. to get parts forget it.... have to buy new one. if i had choice again would not buy
463415
I will say yes if this is the kind your storm door needs. I placed mine and went to Larson website and l check at Lowes too coping the numbers on the storm door
1031061
I used this on a glass door that had hard water stains from an outdoor sprinkler. I had tried everything up to that point to remove the water stains. Nothing worked. This was a miracle. There was one place where I scuffed the glass a bit but it's readily controllable if you're careful.
815278
It would not work without cutting a section out of the weather strip. I used on exterior diir and has to cut about a 1 1/2" section out of the weather strip to get it to work. Other than that it works great. Old house and the bottom of the door always had movement and now it is secure.
606644
yes it works if your handy with tools and fixing things. The idea is to tighten it down enough to make it liquid tight and not to crank it down hard and crack the glass.
1932045
No, this has a sticky back that adheres to the sliding glass door so when someone tries to open the door, the flap prevents it from opening. You can put it anywhere on the glass. YouTube videos will provide you with a visual aid.
935783
Can't answer as I had to return mine. The glass door exploded on the first use.
1889925
I have weather stripping on my doors and it does not interfere with the door. You may find that the door closes a little harder or tighter than normal but shouldn't interfere other than that.
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.
928033
No, it's for steel doors. It has a magnet on each end. there are sticky's on each end, but I highly doubt it would be as secure as it would if the magnets were in use. Sorry, I know, I also have another door that is fiberglass, so I opted for the rain glass when I ordered it, so I wouldn't have to ruin the fiberglass, with a curtain rod for a small curtain.
250168
No. The window breaker is just a metal tip that is shaped to break the glass with just a good tap.
1541491
If it is affront door it should open to the inside of the house. Therefore the storm door should to the outside and the standard storm door closer should work just fine. If you are trying to use on the fiberglass door. The is much too heavy for this kind of closer.
410526
In our opinion, no. We live in the country, as well as a region where when it rains or snows often the wind blows as well. This has been a bad combo on doorbells we have had in the past. With this one my husband "built" a little cover out of a plastic cola bottle. It leaves the button accessible, yet shields it somewhat to attempt to keep it dry. We bought the doorbell in January 2013, so far, so good.
1757508
Our door is an outside thick metal door, not a screen or storm door. Did not work.
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.
1189195
Hi,We've not test it out on real situations. But on the comments of other users it seems that the rain only can go trough the front door when it's windy.Kind Regards
1062423
I installed mine on a storm door so yes, it should. My door works great, by the way. It took some time for the cats to understand how it works (they really didn't understand that they could push the door open with their noses to get in and out for the first week or so) but after that, it has been great.