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Question: What exactly does it mean that screen is reversible? My doors open in to house and primary exit door is on the right, which means I need the smaller exit part to be on the right. Is this possible?
Document: The wind doesn't get a hold of it anymore, and the primary opening is on the right side (looking out from the house), which is the way that I need it. However, my French doors are in the sun for the afternoon and the adhesive for the Velcro wore out pretty quick. Also, I got a dog shortly after getting this and about a year later I'm getting tears in it from her going in and out, so the mesh wears out quickly too.
This screen is made well but it is advertised as a reversible screen. When installing "reversible" only means that you turn the screen around so the opening is on the right or left side but then the parts that are supposed to attach to the side of the doors to keep it bug proof are not usable. I am a little disappointed. Also the item is a little longer than expected.
(I know... it's a left hinged door for the illuminated few that understand that backwards builder sort of talk.&lt;g>) It IS reversible, but, to have the opening on that side it means the short flap on the right opens out and the long flap is on the inside. (They maybe should've had the opening closer to the center.) So??? What the heck is the difference you moron???
I have french doors that I love to leave open, but hate the bugs that fly into the house. This is actually my second screen bought from Amazon. The first one got tore up by my dogs after they knocked it down. :(  However, please notice that with THIS particular screen, the slit is not in the middle, it's actually in the middle of the right half (facing the product).
It seems made well, but it is not reversible. I have french doors and I only use the left one to go in and out (left when looking at the house from the outside). The offset flap is for use with the other door. You can turn it around, but then the magnet is on the wrong side and the sides have to be folded under to make the velcro stick. Also, it needs about one or two more magnets to keep it neat when the dogs run through.
This is exactly what we were looking for and it does the job very well. We don't have pets or children so we don't have a lot of traffic through it and our goal was to be able to open up without concerns about bugs and this has made that possible.
We loved it until we had children. Don't get me wrong, this item is GREAT for our dogs and cats who like to come in and out on nice days, while keeping insects out. Or for when you have your handsful and need to get in or out. Our issue now is that we have 2 small children who must be contained in the house for fear of falling down the patio stairs. This item will once again be the perfect screen door once our children are old enough to handle the stairs.
I got this for the French doors in our new house which really needed a cross breeze. I could wish that it had more magnetic closures and the two that it has sometimes line up and sometimes don't. Even when it doesn't close all the way it is still less of a highway for bugs then an open door. I have seen other styles with more magnets for single doors that close behind you better but I think that this is still the best bet for french doors. Super easy to install and no drilling.
I then ordered a larger size for a double french door - I ordered with an offset slit because we usually only open one door. It works just as perfectly as the smaller version. It included a center bar support that you could screw in, but I don't use it.
I got this product as a substitute for a screen on the back of my house. There are multiple problems with this product:1. The opening is not in the middle, and you cannot adjust it because it is sewn in place, and the velcro which holds it to the doorway is already in place on the screen edges. As you're looking out of your home the larger opening will be on the right.
Answer: yes