the support poles would be what holds the door up off the ground correct? Or are the the supports that keep the corners of the screen up?
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They support/hold the door up. That way your door will ba at the same level as your floor, which turns it into a big room.
445465
The stands are what hold door up off ground I love my room it adds a lot of space and enjoyment to our trips a little tricky to put up the first few times but once you get it its quick n easy!
1323727
They have a pretty deep corner pocket, so I suspect that it would hold form even without the poles. The poles just add extra security.
1470403
I dont think there is enough depth to the screen nor support but it might be possible. The beauty of the classy door is the metal lockable panel for security when out of town or when otherwise the door flap is not being used by fido. This door is pointless on a screen. I personally would find a more appropriate and less expensive solution for your screen.
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Yes, it should be just fine. There is enough extra screen for mounting. The edges of the screen attach to the door frame with sticky velcro and allow for some adjustment. The rod at the top is a tension rod that is adjustable.
1237684
There's a Plexiglas panel that slides into place and is held in with a pin. This makes it VERY secure. It's not as 100% secure as a metal door would be, but pretty close IMHO.
1663329
They attach the same way as the canopy and that is with bungee cords. On the corners the screen attaches to the poles with ties and on the ground stakes attach through grommets.
1982623
It is not set up for a screen, nor is a specific one available. But this unit is all metal with a large surface area at the top. One could install a curtain rod, hangers or any number of attachment devices and it will definitely hold the extra weight. but you will have to construct it.
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There is a screw hole on the pole, but I prefer the base as it is well weighted and can hold a 21" screen horizontal or vertical without any difficulties and with out take much space. the base is pretty flat and heavy.
1419411
I bought this stand specifically to raise my 39" vizio flat screen so that I can put my blu-ray player underneath... It supports my TV just fine! It comes with adjustable legs for different height. Its a space saver. Its pretty strong. Not flimsy or cheap. Hope this helps!
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I don't think so because the dog mate door is pretty thick and must be screwed into the door from either side. A screen door would be too thin and flimsy to support this door.
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if there is an area on the screen door to attach it to it would probably work...
794192
The stands' feet sit about and inch and a half before the bottom of the screen in its lowest setting. When i hung the front feet over the edge it didn't fall forward, but I wouldn't trust that unattended. It does have a vesa mount though, so you can put whatever stand you want on it. The ring around the cords on the back, that the stand sits in (bearing) is removable also.
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Hangs over the door, the screws attach the hangers to the unit. I did use screws to stabilize the unit at the bottom.
1547811
The clamp that holds the units on the bar is far more secure than the ball joints that hold the screens in place.I think it would probably be ok upside down. I tried to tug it out of place and it didn't budge.
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Wouldn't recommend it-- don't know that the screen door will be sturdy enough to hold in place
2264334
If the shade screen is meant to work with stakes, then these will do an admiral job. They are very strong and stay lines can be attached to them in several ways.
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Only if the wind is not blowing. Other than that the screen room is very sturdy