Can this be used on a sliding patio door screen. It's twice our Standard Poodle has gone thru the screen now.
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works great on standard door screens. bought them for two homes. no screen damage.
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I guess it would depend on how much clearance between the doors. It might be too deep to let the other door pass. I put this on a screen door though and I love it. My screen was only a month old when fireworks in the neighborhood caused my dog to chew thru the screen.... This really helped.
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Sorry, no idea! But not sure how you'd attach it. I would think any standard poodle could just jump over.
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not quite. My sliding door has a metal piece at the top which does not fit into the gap at the top of the petdoor. If I was more handy, I could probably cut the metal piece that causes the blockage in the pet door; however, this is just for balcony access, so I don't have to worry about locking the door.
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Yes, that's what we use it for. Looking at it from the outside, the left and top are attached to the door frame. The right side is attached to the edge of our sliding screen door as there was no part of the frame to attach it to. Since this replaces the sliding screen, that works for us as the sliding screen remains stationary. So far I love it - the dogs took a few minutes to figure it out and it works great. Later this weekend I'll write a review and see if I can include a pic or video...
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It is a great product and we love it, but I don't think it would work to replace screening as it is quite a bit thicker and denser. You won't be able to "see" through it. We use is as a shading screen for the sun on our patio.
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I just put pet screen on my new screened porch. This screen is pet proof and having your cat climb on it will not hurt it. The builders that installed this screen showed me a picture of his dog climbing up the screen and that was proof for me. As far as ( no-see-ums ) I am from the south also and I haven't had the screen up that long so can't answer that one for you. I do know that the holes are very small and may deter them from getting in but I guess we'll find out next summer.
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I had no problem using this in our screen door. It has an aluminum framed window. I used smaller spline. "Slide-Co #P 7630 25&apos;.120-1/8" Grey Spline" Of course this will depend on the size of spline in your door. your door. It was a challenge to get it pushed in to the door, due to the screen being stiff but, it came out great when it was done. If I remember right I pressed the screen in first with the round end of the spline tool. Our Pitt Bull has yet to tear this screen. He jumps against the door to be let in.
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No, you can't lock your patio door but we put a board down to prevent the sliding glass door from being opened from the outside. It does come with a cover to close the doggie door if you want to prevent your pets from coming in/out. I will say that the doggie door looks very nice and is much better than what we had before we bought this one. Hope this helps
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Check out the website as they they have a chart for the size of door and screen size. We've used it all summer and no problems. Dog loves it!
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Although the screen is pretty tight when you open it I don't know if I would use it for a sliding window. It may not stay in place when extended. I would look for a screen made specifically for a sliding window. It really is a great screen and it does keep the rain out. I use them in my attic windows so I can get some air circulating and I don't have to worry about closing the windows if it is raining.
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You can install it anywhere in your screen door, however, I think that closer to the side gives it more stability. I also like having it close to the side because then I can open my sliding glass door only the width of the pet door when I don't want to have the door open all the way.
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Yes. This is just a replacement screen that would take the place of your old screen. It has worked for me. I have 2 Rottweiler's and a Pit bull. They have not ran threw it so far.
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I do not believe it would work on a sliding door b/c you need to have a knob to hold it up. I think they are working to design noe now. I don't think the size of the dog really matters. You should not have a problem w/ a big dog, in my opinion.
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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.
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Hi Techfan,If you want to use the door for your patio door, you need the door that goes with the insert, which is the low-e dual pane door. We can adapt this power pet door with a low-e dual pane insert. Please let us know and we can add it to our list.Sandra
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The pets can go in and out. It is not a simple installation. The design is flawed and you can't just push both sides together on opposite sides of the screen as suggested in the instructions. I had to drill and install nut and bolts to make it hold.
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I just bought this. The house we are renting already had. Doggy door in the sliding glass door, but rendered the door useless. This is better in my opinion. Just make sure its the right width. And I had to make a small landing for the pups because the window is higher off the ground on the outside.
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The screen attaches to the where it will be placed by adhesive backed velcro. As long as you have a flt surface to attach it to it will work fine. Be sure to note that in the measurements: the screen is 35 inches and if your opening is also 35 inches it will be too short. Part of the screen width is a boarder that must overlap to the edge where it will be mounted. I was able to successfully attach it to the sliding glass door after repositioning it to the velcro a few times.