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I'm looking into one & I see that there's several different types. Anyone got any experience with them?
Nothing that big...I had some screens made up for our sliding doors in the lounge...to keep out pesky flies and bugs etc....and stop inquisitive cats from next door poking around. Drop in type....simple frame with fine insect mesh.I'm looking into one & I see that there's several different types. Anyone got any experience with them?
I’m guessing that you don’t have a bunch of ground heaving like we had in northern wis. Frost going into the earth over 4 feet deep. In that case you’re probably OK.I'm looking into one & I see that there's several different types. Anyone got any experience with them?
No AC in this garage? Roughin' it.
View attachment 1094186 We got ours last spring, we just love them. Easy install and as others stated they have the sliding door.
The elderly lady that used to live across the street opened the garage door before backing and ran through her screen. I'm seeing these screens popping up all over now, must be a northern thing.My parents had one on their place in Florida. They liked it. It operated well. pretty simple really. Just a giant sized sliding screen. He had his screwed into the door framing on the outside of the garage doors. Lift the doors and it's there. I would think winter would mean taking it down.
Don't like the bugs. Less of them up North...The elderly lady that used to live across the street opened the garage door before backing and ran through her screen. I'm seeing these screens popping up all over now, must be a northern thing.
We have one of those going from the kitchen to the back yard. Installed it once the grandkids started walking. They're very convenient, especially when walking back in with a platter full of burgers fresh off the grill.I have one in a box somewhere...not a "screen door", but a screen panel with velcro edges (you put tape on the doorframe), and a velcro opening in the center so you can open it like a curtain, walk through, and close it back up. Never really messed with it. A buddy gave it to me, I just never had the urge to do anything with it. I don't do enough "nice" stuff in the garage to worry about bugs...
No black flies, the little b!$*& take chunks of meat out you.Don't like the bugs. Less of them up North...
That's pretty slick.