What are the loops for that are on either side of the screen? they sit about 3-4 inches in from the side and halfway down from the top
1770901
The big loops on one side of the screen are "handles" to use instead of pushing/pulling on the mesh itself. The small black tabs on either side are velcro. You attach their mates, if so desired, to the inside of your door frame to get better closure on the screen. Esp. useful if you have kids, dogs, people running in and out.
1770902
They are the "door handles" to hold on to when you pull the screen to the side to enter and exit. One is on each side.
1655572
From what I recall these screens function by means of a wiring grid that is soldered around the edges off the screen. Individual connections can come lose resulting in dead lines spanning the width or length of the screen. Unfortunately, this problem would have to be fixed by an electronics technician or the retailer of the device and probably isn't worth the cost for such an old style organizer.
1656546
There is no pole, or anything else, in the middle when both screens are open. The screen on one side is held in the closed position by sliding plastic bars at the top and bottom. The second screen is held to the first, anchored, screen by a magnetic strip that runs almost the full vertical length of each screen. This magnetic "latching mechanism" works surprisingly well.
887387
If you can have a way to connect to anything above the screen then you can use the included I-bolts at the right and left of each top corner and hang the screen at any height. That's what I do for my outside use.
209018
I don't remember exactly how long they are, but they're lag screws, probably 3 or 4 inches. The weight of the arm plus the weight of the monitor will require a very substantial screw. Mounting into a 1" thick piece of beech wood wouldn't hold the weight, it really needs to go into a wood stud. Or maybe a machine screw/washer/nut combo could work depending on how heavy the monitor is. Either way, you'd absolutely see the hardware on the back side.
246732
I use the screen in an Andersen window - sides of screen fit in the window tracks, bottom of window rest on top of screen. It does NOT lock in; however, it does close up relatively well.
2116575
Sure will! You should about 3/4 of an inch left on each side of your screen. :-)
1741202
Hello, In a "T" position they extend 15 1/2" (measuring from the base that holds the monitor to the actual base which the arms extend from). However I have two 21" monitors and do to there size I can't fully extend both monitors to an equal position towards me (forward). Assuming that you are just wanting to know full strech measurements it would range between 15 1/2" & 16".Hope this helps!
1013806
It is three (3) inches from the bottom of the set and 4 3/4 from the bottom of the screen.
2119887
They can go all the way down. The poll that houses the two arms has a screw that can be loosed and the two arms can slide from the bottom to the top. The only thing is the two arms will always be parallel. You can't adjust one then the other so if your monitors are different sizes this will effect how low they before hitting the desk. Height I don't see as an issue either way. The monitors can be tilted up and down depending on your preference. Great device. I'm really happy w/ mine.
1448070
It has an elastic loop on the right edge ( mid way ), of the section that the tablet fits in
1880842
Looks like if your screen is bigger than 4.3 inches it may not fit. So.....
1010004
I agree with the other answers. You can hang longer earrings on the screen but they will drop to the next space below. the longest one I have is about an 1-1/2 long but I can still put pierced earrings under them. This is a great screen and I love mine.
2034929
Top and sides attach with Velcro strips included in package. Magnets hold two halves of screen together in center.
983227
The top of the screen is "joined" in the middle. You might be able to snip that tiny joined piece, making it in effect two "curtains" which you could slide to the jambs (provided the curtain rod you use is thin enough to allow some room in there).
1333495
Those ribbons "sticking out of the top" are the digitizer and LCD ribbons. When you install the new screen, you slide them through the slot in the phone and mold them into position to come around the system board and fit into the connectors. They just look like they are sticking up because they are straight and not bent like they will be when installed properly.
781369
They are very small as you need them to be. The kit is very well thought out with everything you need (including pre cut DS tape). It is a fiddly job though that requires patience and care. Tip: clean the old adhesive off carefully or the screen won't align properly.