My fireplace screen has glass doors with handles; will this blocker work with fireplace screen with handles?
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My fireplace screen also has glass doors; the handles are in the middle and it works great! The magnets that hold it on are on the outside edges... it's so easy.
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I would think so... it has magnets that attach to the screen. We really like it!
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If the glasss is smooth it should grip, but will your door take the pressure you put on the handle when you support yourself? If you are going to use it as a handle to open the door it should work, but as support do not plan on it.
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If you mean a screen door, I would say no. It is meant to install in a regular wood door and you have to cut out the hole.
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Possibly - depends on how stuck the window is. The pole is rather strong and if you have a place to "grip" - it might work. Without a handle, you could press against the top of the pane-frame joint and then for closing just pull down on the top of the window. But if it is really stuck - like most of my windows - pushing against the pane-frame joint sufficiently might just break the window.
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There can be gaps between the blocker and the opening, but if you pull it tight and position it between the screen and the wall, it will keep the draft out and warm air in. I like this product and it has made a significant difference in keeping our room feel warmer when the fireplace is not in use..
201810
Anyone ever install infront (outside of house) of the sliding door. Where your sliding screen would be. This would allow your glass sliding door to shut as normal. I picture adding my own brush sweep along the vertical edge to help with air lose. Comments and pictures would be helpful.
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It locks the glass doors closed, so if you have those on your fireplace, your good to go. The one I bought is in use on a gas fireplace.
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I do not know. I considered our door opening standard, but I could be wrong. The bottom line for your decision should be to recognize the screen requires the sides to velcros to the doorway. Mine can not. This is not the same item you "Seen on TV". Similar but definitely different. I would try an alternate choice.
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leonnard lets try this.y our standing out side your front door. you open door towards inside house your door knob is on right side you need a left screen .if you open front door from out side house in towards inside house door knob on left you need right sided screen #60 #61 any problem with install they supply # to call any problem with screen thell send another one no charge no return.
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I use mine on French doors that swing in as well. I just swing the doors in as far as they'll go, then put the bar inside the door frame and it works great! (Obviously you have to take it down to close the doors). Let me know if you need to know anything else. BTW I love this screen!
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Those fireplaces typically have RF (radio frequency) remote controls. If the specific one you have is infra red, it will work, if not I believe there are ir--> rf adaptors that can be used in conjunction with this remote to do the job.
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Yes, this will work on a door 1 3/4" it fits together telescopic so it auto adjust to door thickness. Exterior doors can be frome 1 5/8" to 2" thick. So this handle set will work on all.I have installed this set on two homes and I'm very pleased with them. I will be purchasing more.
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Yes it will stop air from entering and your smoke from exiting through the door.
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I actually found my screen door guard at Lowe's or Home Depot.... they are in the screen door department. It's a metal grate-type attachment which reinforces the screen potion of the door. Google it.
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Hi Bobbi JeanIf you are using this on a fireplace window it will get the soot off. The glass will always soot up depending on what you are burning. I use it on a pellet stove. and use old newspapers. If you have a tractor supply place they usually have this in stock.
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I have mounted it head up and it just clears the glass panel in my screen door. It is very attractive. I hope it works for you.
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Joseph, if you are "not" going to use the fireplace at all during the winter, then using the plastic willwork "if" you have four sides that you can tape to. It works "the best" if you have an "Air Pocket" betweenthe fireplace and the plastic...just like a window ceil and the window has an air pocket. Hope this helps.