does the screen afix to the door frame with a tension rod or velcro?
1382770
No tension rod. The box included velcro and flat headed black thumbtacks.which gives you options. I used the tacks. The screen is wide that it covers the entire door frame. It recommended to use tack on wood frames and velcro on plastic frames, but I suppose to you can use velcro on either.
1382771
Velcro, but they don't hold onto the siding, so I use screws through the velcro and trim the bottom if needed so it doesn't get stepped on and rip.
1436077
No it does not, as it is bolted quite tightly to the frame. It looks real good too!
303263
I believe the door or screen frame would fall out before the screen would tear. This was the best screen I purchased.
1465839
I have inward open doors and put the tension rod against the outside door jamb. There is a clip that goes in the center that you will have to screw into the top sill that supports the rod.
171764
Yes to the door frame- depends on the quality of your construction. Wouldn't recommend using anything in conjunction with this device as it does not screw in. I got it to come off the wall mid explosive pull-up once. It's a door pullup bar so expect a compromise from a stand alone unit.
2221136
In the top picture you can see the grooves where it holds the screen at various angles..no need for Velcro. If you are talking about holding the iPad in the case........after sliding in the iPad, there is a little tab that wraps around and tucks in and it holds everything in place very well. It opens like a book, and the iPad is displayed like a picture in a leather frame. All is very sturdy. I'm pleased with my case.
335469
I actually stapled mine to the door frame outside, that way you can easly fold the extra screen over until it fits.
1772256
Mine had two crossbars that were sewn and velcro's in. The cover has been great and was easy to install.
2166792
Yes it's built in to the screen part. I ripped it out and put one of the cling on one's on though after time because it warped.
1419556
Yes, the screen should come with the basic hardware for installation. You may need to provide your own hand tools or hardware for any adaptions you may make to your door. Thank you, Hardware Sales
122310
You need space for a tension rod to hang the screen. So if you do not have about 2 inches of frame available, it will not work as designed. Since you can go out of one side only, one door will not be able to open.
1377606
Yes. The top rod is secured in a secured sleeve that extends all the way across the top of the screen's cloth. There are no other points for securing the cloth to the frame, however. I used some small (ca. 3") spring adjustable clamps down the sides to secure the cloth to the vertical rods of the frame.
1085102
It attaches behind the seats on the frame. It is not a very good place because, as best as I can tell, the Velcro sticks to a narrow "shelf" running across the bulkhead, so it attaches perpendicular to the tension of the window. I end up simply pinning thr window between the seats and the bulkhead.
377586
Hi the netting has a pocket at the top and you slide in a tension rod (simliar to most show curtain rods) that twists to adjust to the width of the door. The outter edges of the netting has Velcro stickers that attach to the door jamb to keep down movement.
1954442
It comes with screws and wall anchors. It is a very nice screen, better than the other one I installed. Easy setup!
504360
no it is not a tension rod, it is a little adjustable, but it is fixed right around 60 inches. you may go a little longer or shorter by 3 inches, but it does not expand much beyond that
318672
The screens come with velcro tabs for hanging along the top of the panels. You just wrap them around the cross member just under the canopy top. Easy to install. All the zippers match up.