Self closing door
Has anyone come across a modification for a self closing entry door? I have six children and not a single one closes the door after themselves. I'd like to try to avoid contracting malaria from the ...
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opnspaces wrote:It works REALLY well. The very moment it closes behind you it may not totally "seal". But after a few seconds it settles and closes up nicely. It's not a perfect solution, I imagine there's a chance some smaller insects could get through. We haven't had any more bug issues with it than with the regular screen door. One of the plastic magnet containers came apart and could have been an issue, but it snapped right back together, no problem. I also installed small ribbon and hooks on each side of the doorway so I could tie it open (similar to curtains in a window). It's definitely been a popular upgrade on our trailer.BillyW wrote:
I like that spring idea. I've converted my screen door pretty much to a full time storm door by adding clear panels to it. They are still removable, but since I also added a Magic Mesh, I've never needed to. This system has worked very well for us.
How well does that magic Mesh work on the trailer? I watched the little video on their website and when it showed the RV, the mesh seemed to not seal after they went through.
