Could you install this in the glass part of a storm door?
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Installing this in glass would probably be very difficult as well as dangerous. I would not try it.
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It is made for a screen door install in the screen material area. How to cut a hole in the glass safely without fracturing the glass....I wouldn't attempt it. Most storm doors are made of safety glass or dual payne glass....it will shatter into small pieces when compromised. If your storm door is metal on the bottom....maybe you could mount it in the metal area.
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Hello Cindy,I would say no. It's designed for any surface that can be easily cut like wood or vinyl. Hope this helps you!
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It would not work without cutting a section out of the weather strip. I used on exterior diir and has to cut about a 1 1/2" section out of the weather strip to get it to work. Other than that it works great. Old house and the bottom of the door always had movement and now it is secure.
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I would say somewhat. It is a frosty look in the background so I don't think it would ruin the look. Mine is on a three glass panel door. I think it looks great.
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Yes you can but you need to make sure that you get the right umbrella and measure the umbrella slot so it fit secure.
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While this could be used on practically any door, it would likely interfere with the weatherstripping on any entry door. You would be better served by a door knob cover/lever lock.
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Yes, if your doors are glass and not plastic. The company specifically recommends it on their website.
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Probably not. I actually put the film on my storm windows so I can see the depth of the windows. You might want to place the film under those white inserts? The pretty side is only really visible from inside.
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No way. I would not take that chance. At least not directly. Maybe if you did it the way I did by using two pieces of wood with the glass in between and mount on the wood, but otherwise, no.
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If you can cut a hole the storm door material, the door can be adjusted to fit from nearly zero to three or four inches.
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No, this has a sticky back that adheres to the sliding glass door so when someone tries to open the door, the flap prevents it from opening. You can put it anywhere on the glass. YouTube videos will provide you with a visual aid.
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We installed it in a basement window, by knocking out the panel of glass and reinserting a wood frame to which we cut out a format for the door... it works fine. Don't know much about cutting glass... I would guess the glass has to be removed and a wood frame inserted for the door to attach to.
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Haven't tried it, of course, but my sense is that it would be a fairly tough and noisy process to do it. The door is in a track all the way around, so the door would have to be broken away. Steeltoed boots, lying on your back, kicking that narrow area of glass ? It could probably be done but not easily.
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Should work fine. Check the PetSafe website for exact dimensions, I think it will fit in doors and walls between 1" and 2" thick. If your storm door is thinner than 1" where you intend to mount it, you'll probably need to use some wood or extruded aluminum to build it up to a little more than 1" thickness to support the frame.
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I would recommend it as if its rainy and windy then water can get inside the door and cause water damage to the inside of your wall, unless you are going to use some other waterproof material to prevent water damage from happening on the interior of the wall
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Not without modifying the door. The insulation is made to fit inside of the metal door.
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I would think if your door has one closer, not two, you should be fine. I have one of these on a wood storm door and another on an aluminum storm door, both with one closer and they work great.
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Yes. I just put two on a 60" x 22" door and they worked great. If you don't have the weight of any glass one should be adequate.