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screen door guard or protector

8 years ago

The open screening is prone to pull away from the side of the screen panel. A screen door guard or protector would prevent this from happening. Does the manufacturer have a solution that would be compatible with the style and make of this door?

Trellis Pine Door With Screen, 36"x81" · More Info

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Combination Door Company
8 years ago
We do not have any screen protectors. The screen is held in with wood stop. If the screen pulls apart from the stop it can be re-wired.
Morgan Falk
6 years ago
I have used similar doors in the past.
I bought two brass towel rods and cut them to fit an inch or two from the sides of the door frame.
I made sure there was enough room to lift the screen, or the light out and up over the towel rods.
You may be able to attach one or two pieces of wood 1/8”x 1 3/4”x the width of your screen directly to the removable screen panel.
This works well if you are printing the door.

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