Are there any attractive sliding/security screeen doors our there for contemporary homes ? Can't stand the cheap-looking ones. Cant' find anythng half attractive on the net
Security/flyscreen sliding door - any nice designs ????
Page 1 of 1
Hey guys,
Are there any attractive sliding/security screeen doors our there for contemporary homes ? Can't stand the cheap-looking ones. Cant' find anythng half attractive on the net
Are there any attractive sliding/security screeen doors our there for contemporary homes ? Can't stand the cheap-looking ones. Cant' find anythng half attractive on the net
Oh dear - no posts !
Does that mean that there aren't any decent looking sliding screen doors out there ?
Does that mean that there aren't any decent looking sliding screen doors out there ?
Or maybe it means everyone else is happy with the standard 'cheap looking' ones and hasn't bothered looking
There was a thread done a while ago on this, I'll see if I can find it.
Or maybe it means everyone else is happy with the standard 'cheap looking' ones and hasn't bothered looking
Actually Helyn , that did cross my mind
Quote:
There was a thread done a while ago on this, I'll see if I can find it.
Thanks Paula, that would be great
http://forum.homeone.com.au/viewtopic.php?t=5578&highlight=sliding+doors
This is about sliding doors but does discuss more flyscreens than security.
I have sliding security doors on the new place, I will get a photo of them for you - maybe tomorrow, bit dark now.
This is about sliding doors but does discuss more flyscreens than security.
I have sliding security doors on the new place, I will get a photo of them for you - maybe tomorrow, bit dark now.
A few links to some previous discussions, with links, hope this helps.
https://forum.homeone.com.au/viewtopic.php?t=6479
https://forum.homeone.com.au/viewtopic.php?t=4058
https://forum.homeone.com.au/viewtopic.php?t=6479
https://forum.homeone.com.au/viewtopic.php?t=4058
Thats like mine
Given that my crazy dog came running at the back door a few nights ago and smashed his nose right into it (I guess he thought I left the door open for him), I think that an invisible screen could pose problems lol. He hit the door with such force I thought for sure he'd either broken his nose or the door.
Okay, it's probably not funny but I can laugh at it because there was no damage from it. Now I know to also close the security door so that he can see that there's a closed door.
Anyway, Southies, I just got my security doors (including the one for the sliding door) through the builder, so I didn't get given a choice about how they looked.
Okay, it's probably not funny but I can laugh at it because there was no damage from it. Now I know to also close the security door so that he can see that there's a closed door.
Anyway, Southies, I just got my security doors (including the one for the sliding door) through the builder, so I didn't get given a choice about how they looked.
Given that my crazy dog came running at the back door a few nights ago and smashed his nose right into it (I guess he thought I left the door open for him), I think that an invisible screen could pose problems lol. He hit the door with such force I thought for sure he'd either broken his nose or the door.
Okay, it's probably not funny but I can laugh at it because there was no damage from it. Now I know to also close the security door so that he can see that there's a closed door.
Anyway, Southies, I just got my security doors (including the one for the sliding door) through the builder, so I didn't get given a choice about how they looked.
Okay, it's probably not funny but I can laugh at it because there was no damage from it. Now I know to also close the security door so that he can see that there's a closed door.
Anyway, Southies, I just got my security doors (including the one for the sliding door) through the builder, so I didn't get given a choice about how they looked.
It would have looked funny...
Poor dog
The invisable ones still are not that invisable.
Thanks guys fro the links. Will look into them
Given that my crazy dog came running at the back door a few nights ago and smashed his nose right into it (I guess he thought I left the door open for him), I think that an invisible screen could pose problems lol. He hit the door with such force I thought for sure he'd either broken his nose or the door.
I was going to put an invisible screen on my sliding door, but now I'm having second thoughts ... don't have a dog, but I have 3 year old daughter!
The invisable ones still are not that invisable.
Paula, will a child be able to see/ notice them?
The invisable ones still are not that invisable.
Paula, will a child be able to see/ notice them?
Judging by the way my now four year old use to bang on them with his plastic hammer....umm...yeah...not a problem.
The invisable ones still are not that invisable.
Paula, will a child be able to see/ notice them?
I can see mine OK - maybe mine arent that invisable??, Maybe they are just plain old security doors??
Related
13/03/2024
1
DIY, Home Maintenance & Repair
Follow up question - any ideas on how to set up a portable air conditioner through this kind of window?
21/10/2023
0
Hi When it rains in a particular direction water comes through the security door. It hits the main door and the bottom swells and jams. There is already a cover over the…
1/08/2023
5
I’m in a similar position except I’m after sliding 3 stacking doors. I am on a second-story apartment of which the balcony would not adequately fit any bi-fold or…