screen door help

sanchezf

sanchezf

Little ol' Me
Has anyone used either one of the following, if so what was your thoughts?

Pet Screen by METRO SCREEN WORKS
ARE YOU TIRED OF REPLACING YOUR SCREEN MESH DUE TO PET DAMAGE? PET SCREEN IS THE SOLUTION!

Install this product into window screens, sliding screen doors, porch screens or anywhere traditional screening is used. Pet Screen is resistant to tears and damage caused by household pets.

INSTALLATION
Easily installed, just as standard window screen mesh is installed in doors or windows.

STRENGTH
Pet Screen is made from vinyl coated polyester. It is much heavier than traditional fiberglass or aluminum screening. Pet Screen is 7 times stronger than traditional screen mesh.

SIZES / COLORS
Pet Screen is available in Black and Gray. It is available in the widths 36, 48" and 60". We sell everthing from a small cut peice to full 100ft rolls.



OR

Claws-Off Vinyl Screen Door Protective Shield
 
Nickel

Nickel

curiouser and curiouser
We've been in our house for almost two months and our dog has already broken our screen door. :lol: We had the patio sliding glass door open, with the screen door closed. I guess he didn't realize there was a screen there, so he took a flying leap at the door to get outside...knocked the screen right off the track...I think we're just going to not have a screen door. :lol:
 
sanchezf

sanchezf

Little ol' Me
I feel your pain
Mine 80 + pds jumped out my window after another dog,
screw the screen she said

So basically I am the same, no open windows and no screen doors.
I love the fresh outside air instead of a/c, so today I decide to go on the web and look for something that I could use. I started looking for half screen doors (only screen on the top) and came across those two items.
Just wondering if they willl work or would I just be wasting my money.
 
SamSpade

SamSpade

Well-Known Member
I can't see how anything short of those metal fence-like things would work - my pups already can tear through just about anything - and the cats I used to have would tear through anything *eventually*, because they just wouldn't stop. They would keep clawing at something until their claws wore off.
 
HorseLady

HorseLady

Painted Spirit
We had someone redo our screens that the shepherds had torn with the super strong stuff. The first time we used them a few weeks ago on the patio doors they tried running out (thinking the door was open - duh!) they hit the screen. Screen popped right off the track - strong stuff didn't break but they now know to hit it just right and they're out! Thinking of some way to run the electric horse wire to the screen :whistle:
 
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WildHorses

Guest
HorseLady said:
We had someone redo our screens that the shepherds had torn with the super strong stuff. The first time we used them a few weeks ago on the patio doors they tried running out (thinking the door was open - duh!) they hit the screen. Screen popped right off the track - strong stuff didn't break but they now know to hit it just right and they're out! Thinking of some way to run the electric horse wire to the screen :whistle:
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You scoff, but I know someone who actually did run electric wire around their patio door area to keep their rather large dogs at bay. :jameo: Or, perhaps, it was to keep the people coming to their doors at bay. :lmao: It was a little disconcerting, at best, when you went to visit and hit the wire on the way up the stairs. I'm sure it could have been done a better way. :howdy:
 
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