Would these work on a screen door. I walk into the door since I don't know it is closed. Need something to let me know the screen door is closed
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Caroline,I don't know for sure, but I doubt it. My guess is that they would temporarily stick, but then would lose 'stickiness' and not stay on the screen...
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Placed this one on the solid flat surface and stay on for more than a year. Not sure if it would work on the screen door.
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The screen does have magnets in the mesh that, we find, keeps it closed nicely. As far as adding magnets, I don't know of anyone who has tried, so I'm not certain. The screen is made of fiberglass mesh, so if the adhesive on the magnet says it will attach to that, they should work. I think you will find that it works nicely without any extra magnets.
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These may be what you are looking for. This is tricky. These are the hinges we returned our doors needed a hinge with an indentation on the hinge so we needed a non-flush mount hinge, so I think you need the opposite of what we needed. Hard to say.....hope that kinda answers your question.
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Hi K. Chapman, Kendall here from The Friendly Swede! These cases fit just around the edges leaving an opening for your screen. There is no cover that closes to completely cover your screen, if that is what you are asking. If you should have any more questions or concerns, please feel free to contact us at the following customer service link and we will be happy to help!
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I use these in my moble home which is also older. I have windows that open by sliding the window up and down, not side to side. I love these, as I have ordered several more after my original order. I am not sure how satisfactory they would stay in place in a side to side window, but I believe that they would fit, as long as the opening meets the size of the screen.
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Bweets, thanks for asking, they only go well with a closed door. I had to buy an extension that goes onto pipes and bars for that purpose.
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We actually don't use these to cover glass. They have been installed to protect our screen doors for the grandchildren and 4-legged children from going through the screen doors.
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The purpose of them is if you leave the screen door open when you go to bed it would stop anything from finding its way into your house. We don't use them when we go to bed we close the glass door.
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They are great for patio doors. You will need to turn them OFF when you would like to open the doors, a minor inconvenience for such peace of mind. Turn them ON once you close and lock the doors, they work as designed. They are sensitive(any vibration or banging the glass) and loud.
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They have different sizes so you would have to take measurements and get the appropriate one. The ones I purchased I used on my sliding picture windows so they obviously would be too large for the door.
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Hi Brenda. These Dampers rely on hinges that have spring tension on them that help pull the door closed. Once the door is near it's "at rest" (or closed) position, these dampers let the door close softly, rather than making a loud bang. So, if your cabinet door hinges are the type that have spring tension as I described, even being the visible kind, they should work fine. If you have the type of hinges that do not help pull the door toward the closed position, then they will not. Hope that helps you!
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No. This door is either open or closed.I'm still surprised by the durability of this screen.
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Not sure; never tried it. The pads stick real well to fabric, but not sure about screens. There is a plastic edge you can buy to stick in screened doors just for this purpose.
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As long as you can access the top of the door to install and slide the lock back and forth, I would think that these would work for doors that push in rather than pull out. The locks only have handle extensions on one side, so if the doors are between rooms, you'd only have a handle on one side of the door.
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I think they would work... you might need to adjust the shape of the curve that's going over the door louvers a bit, but a large pliers or a vise and hammer should do the trick. Good luck!
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If they are contact type switches and not electronic, I see no reason why they won't work. My switch on the door is a contact / magnetic and the other switches are all contact type. Just follow the directions and make sure the ground is good. Check the ground "FIRST" this is where the problem usually starts.
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You will definitely need a screen guard for stability. Otherwise the door will be shakey and screen will probably let go. Cutting the screen guard is done with wire cutters. I takes patience-I will not kid you about that, but is doable.