Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: Is this the door that will stay part way open?
Document: We have a weekend house on a lake, and have been wanting some type of screen for our French doors so we could open it up and let in cool, fresh air. This retractable screen door was the perfect solution. It works smoothly, and the screen is virtually invisible.I noticed there are a few complaints and negative comments. You do have to have the ability and knowledge to modify your door frame if needed. All door frames are not the same.
I had a standard screen door in our front entryway and it was very awkward for guests who had to stand back on the steps in order to properly open the screen door & walk into our house. Many of the other retractable options seem a bit awkward with velcro in the middle, etc. This screen door was so popular my in-laws bought one too!What I like about it:1. It's not terribly difficult to install for a handy person.
This practice has now become second-nature for me when pulling the screen open, and is only problematic when I don't have two hands to give.Closing the screen also goes fairly well when I am able to slow and balance the retraction by keeping at least one hand firmly on the center handle until fully retracted. If I allow the screen to retract by the natural pull of the coil without interference, the door usually bunches and stops midway to the housing.Overall, I am glad to have the screen.
This does not prevent to screen from being opened or closed, it just makes those functions messier. I do occasionally attempt to nudge the top and bottom edges of the screen back into their tracks, but they do not stay there for very long.
Installation was fairly easy, however the retracting spring tension appears to weaken shortly after installation. Also the upper screen does not stay in its channel causing the screen to buckle when retracting. Would not order.
Original Review May 23, 2012:I received my ODL retractable screen door today, and immediately unpacked it to get started on the install.
I just bought this from Home Depot and, although it says fits a door between 36 and 80, it is not height adjustable, and is 81" long. It does not fit my 80" door.
Based on the ease of installation, I'm going to install another screen door between my kitchen and garage.Above all, RTFI! (Read the Fine Instructions) and you'll have no problem doing this job
I love this door. To prevent people from walking thru it, I have attached some of those kids shiny stickers at eye level. Works great....I don't know about the dogs tho.
She was at the far end of the yard, shaking like a leaf. It was some time before she would walk through the door again.Does anyone have some ideas on how to make this thing visible, not just for the dog, she's learned her lesson, I'm more afraid for myself or company.
Answer: yes