would this work for spring-loaded screen door?(just to carry groceries in)
2039500
It depends on the strength of the spring on the screen door I'm using it on a exterior spring hinged door and it barely works. They work great for doors with no springs.
2039501
Depends on how strong your spring is. Magnet is pretty strong but you have to engage it slowly or it won't always hold.
2039502
It would depend on how strong the pull is. The magnet is quite strong but certainly has limits. Don't forget you have mount these pieces and wood would be more ideal.
2039503
I don't think so. The magnet is too weak on this item. There are units with stronger magnets. Keep looking.
633819
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.
633817
I would say no. It's designed to fit an opening that is at least 1 inch thick. Unless it's a pretty thick screen, I would advise against it.
1965458
It should be fine. It's got substantial weight to it and doesn't move around when you open or close the door
1888430
It will work for all kinds of things :) I have wallets, clutches and small purses in mine and my son uses his for his shoes and toys! It's really a great product. BUT I did find one thing i did not like about it. The over the door hangers were too thick to put on my door so i just put a couple small nails at the top of my door and hung it from the nails. It's a very inexpensive fix and wont hurt your door any either.
2190494
I dont think that would work very well....it is spring loaded and wants to stay closed, plus I don't think it would support to much weight if you did hold it open.....but I suppose you could try it....
1482151
Probably not. This door requires all 4 corners to be snapped down to hold the screen in place. Your aluminum would add thickness to the screen.
395894
I find if you use the heavy screens the door is fine. If you want you can get the metal frame kit for the screens (the kit to make your own screen) and modify that so that is spans the width is the screen. A wood bar would be fine too if it does not interfere with the operation if the door.
2234904
Yes it big enough to carry groceries. If you want carry more I would hold them down with bungee cords.
122309
It will work. I have this installed on french doors that open outwards. It's installed with adhesive backed velcro that you attach to the inner door moulding, then the screen sticks to those velcro pieces.
2284235
I think so. It works for our basement screen door, our rear door, our front door, and our kitchen side door. The side door is separated from the base unit by a room with plaster-on-metal lath walls. Other doors have screens.
255011
Nope. Most screens are fitted with one way hinges, with folding action alternating direction at each fold. Otherwise, such screens would be less stable and prone to fall over.
1919656
Of course it will work - As long as you want to use it to "pull" the door closed. If you want to have it "pushed", that's a different product.
694757
I have my sliding screen door butted up against it and it would fine. You might have to adjust your screen door abit, to make sure that it lines up correctly.
2235236
Yes, though the sides might collapse slightly. It is easy to drop in those bags of groceries.
205707
I suppose if you can frame out a part of the screen with wood to hold the frame of the pet door. But if your screen has an aluminum frame it might be difficult. Ask someone who sells or makes the kind of screen you are talking about.
2260318
Not really. It's a tension adjustable spring on the inside; you preload the spring with the little tool they send so that when the door is opened, it closes automatically. It's really designed to ensure fire doors (like the one from the house to the garage) close behind you without any assistance from you, so it closes pretty firmly. Sounds more like you want a hydraulic closure like on screen doors; those pull the doors closed, but the hydraulics make it gentler. I'm not sure, though, that those are up to closing something heavier than a screen door. Check them out online. Good luck!