Preventing Tears in a Screen Door

RE: Preventing Tears in a Screen Door By catastrofy (285) Contact My little kids are only one and two years old and aren't trying to use the door knob to get out. They just like to look out the door through the screen, and we all know that little kids have to touch everything. So they push on the screen. Any other suggestions? Posted on 05/08/2009 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Preventing Tears in a Screen Door By Stngray (143) Contact I put a pet door in my screen door and the pets come in and out without bothering anyone. The kids are a different story. I would just make them use the door knob. Posted on 05/08/2009 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Preventing Tears in a Screen Door By catastrofy (285) Contact I have a decorative grill over my screen, but it still leaves a gap of a few inches at the top and bottom. My cats and little kids have pushed the screening out at the bottom and now the bugs get in. How would one go about attaching the fencing to a metal screen door? That sounds like a great idea! Posted on 05/08/2009 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Preventing Tears in a Screen Door By Polly G (52) Contact My cat was ripping the screen and we tried many things. Finally, I was at Busy Beaver one day and saw a storm door with the screen on the top and glass on the bottom. Bought one for the front door and one for the back door and never looked back! I've had them for several years and all I have to do is wipe off fingerprints and nose prints. My cat died a year ago, but I still have grandchildren (and my derriere when I'm holding a bunch of packages) who used to push out the screen. Now, it no longer happens! Posted on 05/08/2009 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Preventing Tears in a Screen Door By Cricketnc (336) Profile Blog! Contact I am looking to prevent this same problem with my dogs. We just had new sliding glass doors installed with a screen door. When the dogs want back in they will bounce up onto the screen to get my attention (many times I'm sitting at the computer and they can see me but I'm not paying attention. If they don't see me they will bark). Anyway, I'm going to pick up a small section of fencing this weekend and attach it to the door. Posted on 05/08/2009 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Preventing Tears in a Screen Door By Noella (249) Profile Contact We had the same problem with the kids and the cats and dog. We got fencing material - the wire squares in the fence are about 1 x 2 inches and compared to torn screens don't look bad at all. Posted on 04/17/2009 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Preventing Tears in a Screen Door By Poor But Proud (529) Contact If you can find the spot that is close to a frame, just put a nice. large handle on it, like you would find on an old fence. You will have to put in diagonal, and probably drill holes and make it nuts and bolts, but it will stop the damage. Posted on 04/16/2009 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Preventing Tears in a Screen Door By zoodad (47) Profile Contact I saw in screen guard at Menard's. It is a decorative grill work that attaches to the door to protect the screen. Posted on 04/14/2009 | Report Spam or Abuse

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