Will this work on a screen door that opens out?
1087752
The flat metal prongs fit between a door and the frame and if the door is opened that slim space is enlarged, the Doberman then falls out and the prongs expand, creating the high-pitched 100 dB alarm. We love our two Dobermans and will continue to take them on all trips involving hotel/motel stays. Should work equally well as a home door alarm also.
1087753
Yes. Anywhere where the door and frame separate which causes the Doberman to loose contact will set it off. As soon as the two leads within the device aren't touching it goes off. Little device works well!!!
1087754
As long as there is a handle to attach the Doberman SE to I think it would work. I have not used it for this purpose.
1087755
Yes. I use double-sided tape to secure the body to the wall or door jamb. Works great!
1311915
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.
1765837
This particular model will not work on a door that opens out. But we do have a product that will work on outwardly opening doors. I will add it to my inventory on Amazon shortly. Thank you for your interest!
2259619
I didn't use it on a screen, I used it on a door, but I believe that it would work on a screen, maybe even better than a door because mine did not have the interior lining needed to make the inside of the door smooth after you cut the hole. I've used a similar door in the past on a screen and it lasted 5 years and was in good shape when we sold the house.
1236254
Should work on any door that has a momentary switch for opening and closing. It comes with remote.
712437
It will work either door, you may have to get creative when mounting the actuator
420915
If the hole in your screen is smaller than the outer frame of this item then it may work. This snaps together through the screen and needs to be placed near to the frame of the door. It is essentially a framed hole in the screen. If you do not have screen for all four sides to snap to/ through then it will not work.
1636819
If it's the kind security screen door that I think - yes. The security screen door that I had before was just like a normal door so, as long as that's the one you're intending to install, it's good to go.
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.
2115998
Would be difficult: the door has a minimum thickness owing to the screws having to have a place to go. There do exist doors made for screens, they just push through and snap together. Sorry but I do not know the brand. Keep looking is my advice, this one isn't it.
2227236
It would work as long as there isn't a lot of detail on the door faces. All other surfaces would be okay.
781514
I used this for my own homemade door panel. The item is 3/4 inch long spike, it needs a 1/4 or less hole to press into. If your application can handle these sizes it should work.
244729
It wouldn't work on a screen door. We don't have storm doors in California so I don't know. It would depend on the thickness of the door.
1136344
Depends on how the door opens. The Velcro is placed on the door frame. You have to be able to open the door then exit through the screen. This is a great invention. Love it.I bought 3 because I am afraid I won't find them again. The last one was torn because we were having our basement remodeled and boards wall board got caught on it.Carol
1474059
It will but when the door edge seal is put on wall it will only open one way. Which way depends on how the door edge seal is mounted
639022
yes it will slide from left screen closed to right screen open lacted to door knob side
1791863
Yes, I used it on each of my older style wood screen doors. I attached the larger piece using heavy duty grade black velcro in order to make easily detached to make the batteries inside of it easier to change. I used a tiny wood spacer on one door to line things up a little and of course you install them on the inside of the door. I put mine overhead on each of mine.