Chain screens are available either as a standard size of 900mm x 2100mm which is available with next day dispatch. This is the 3rd screen we have had on our caravan all the other ones have been for a regular door so I had to cut then down to fit. My dog after initial hesitation soon got the hang of going in and out and the screen snaps closed perfectly every time. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average.

Of course, screen doors are prohibited by the district guidelines, and all of my windows are painted shut. The screen is a much better quality than others we have bought in the past and is definitely with the money.Door works well but the two plastic retainers are very difficult to fit but easy to fall off the door frame. In terms of these ‘safety stickers’ for glass, you will find that those applied by ‘static’, and adhesive vinyl won’t stick to the mesh screen door material. Magnetic screen doors provide a convenient and effective way to keep insects out while allowing fresh air to circulate. Pollen Mesh: An extremely fine guage mesh, which in addition to providing a barrier to all types of insects also acts as a protective filter against pollens which cause allergies such as hayfever. The bottom was a flexible (if rather light-weight) weight bar which conformed nicely to the bottom of the door frame.

I only knocked a star off because the stitching at the top edge between screen and Velcro isn’t finished off properly so the 2 are gradually parting.Magnetic screen doors are designed to fit most standard doors, including single doors, sliding doors, and French doors. So if your hands are full or you have a forgetful family member, you can still let fresh air in and keep annoying bugs out! They work by using magnets to create a secure seal around the perimeter of the screen and between the mesh panels, preventing bugs from finding their way inside. It Looks good and just about fits my door but it’s a bit fiddly trying to get the straightening rods on and keeping them on. The best way to know for sure would be to speak with a professional, a window and door manufacturer or even an architect could give you the best answer.