Could this be used on a screen door?
1791863
Yes, I used it on each of my older style wood screen doors. I attached the larger piece using heavy duty grade black velcro in order to make easily detached to make the batteries inside of it easier to change. I used a tiny wood spacer on one door to line things up a little and of course you install them on the inside of the door. I put mine overhead on each of mine.
1791864
im sure it can be . mine was on a regular entrance door , as long as it closes properly you should have no problem
1791865
Yes it will work fine as I have one on mine.As long as you buy the base unit for letting you know somebody has entered or left the alarm part of it
1791866
As long add the small part is on the screen part, I don't see why not. It had an adhesive backing.
303263
I believe the door or screen frame would fall out before the screen would tear. This was the best screen I purchased.
1272112
This is generally put on a screen door. Why would you screw it onto a glass door? It is to protect the screen in a screen door from being damaged by pets jumping on the screen
1114280
I use it on an outdoor screen door though it's on the inside of the door, exposed to the weather through the screen. The one I replaced (same model) was on the door when we bought the house 10 years ago, and was probably original (house built 25 years ago).
205707
I suppose if you can frame out a part of the screen with wood to hold the frame of the pet door. But if your screen has an aluminum frame it might be difficult. Ask someone who sells or makes the kind of screen you are talking about.
694757
I have my sliding screen door butted up against it and it would fine. You might have to adjust your screen door abit, to make sure that it lines up correctly.
1929715
Yes it should. I use mine on the side door of my house so I'm guessing the front door wouldn't be any different. I love it. If you have a screen door on your front door though, your screen door won't be able to close all the way.
1114282
I used it on an outside screen door and haven't had a problem. The one I replaced (same make and model) lasted about six years.
1482151
Probably not. This door requires all 4 corners to be snapped down to hold the screen in place. Your aluminum would add thickness to the screen.
2034924
Probably IF...the frame is wide enough so as the magnets be well in place. The mesh is delivered with black pins, which won't be useful here...The mesh apart from that is just great. it really works perfectly. My door was shorter than it but I could adapt it and that's just fine!
437600
Nope you need a different product.. Best bet for a screen door is likely Lowes or Home Depot. They aren't very expensive as I recall.
633821
This is really designed for doors. The frame requires that you screw it in to something. If you were really ambitious, you could probably build a wooden frame into you screen door and then attach this.As an alternative, I have seen, and actually have one, a wooden screen door that comes with a pet door flap. It works well.
1588945
Yes. I think you would just mount in on the inside of the door instead of the outside. Love my screens.
706449
I would think that if your cabin door has a frame, you could certainly install a bug off screen. The rod of the screen is a little bit thinner that a standard shower curtain rod. Make sure you order your screen 1 or 2 inches wider that the opening so the screen won't be tight.
649005
Yes. This would work well for that purpose assuming the front or back surface of the door is flush with the door trim.
633815
It has screws that will mount it together so if you have something like a metal part that it could mount to May be ok however on a plain screen I would say no
24017
Not At all,I have my cats go thru it all the time.If you were to nail/screw it to the wood tight maybe but then its not a screen door.