Do you put the screen on the inside or the outside?
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I put the screen on the outside, though I would think you could do it either way according to preference. If you don't have a storm window screen on the outside of your window, then I would put the screen on the outside (bugs, you know). Either way, be sure the vents are angled downward not upward in the window.
65861
You put the screen on the inside.The vents on the outside deflect the rain from coming in. I use mine inside the regular window screen for extra privacy (live on 1st floor) and mostly to keep my lunatic kitty from clawing her way through the nylon screen. If you put the vents inside during heavy rain it will just funnel it into the house.
65862
I have mine Inside with my window hold it in place. So it all depends on how your windows are built, not all windows are the same.
65863
It makes the most sense to put the screen facing out so bugs don't caught in the louvers. If your windows have built-in screens it doesn't make any difference. The openings of the louvers should be down so as to not let in the rain.
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The screen goes in the outside and the lover (metal part) goes on the inside... Hope that helps and here to help you in any additional questions. I am happy with the product per my comment in spite of questionable quality. Just handle gingerly!!
966793
The screen is self-framed, i.e., it is not a bare screen. All the driving electronics are enclosed within the frame/shell
2226371
it goes on the outside. has been on a while and no problems at all. little difficult to put on as some little pieces but is very nice looking.
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Not really, but it's cheap and leaves a streak. I'd go with a glass screen. I ripped the screen off and replaced it with a tempered glass screen. A hundred percent better now.
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install on the inside of the screen with four screws. prevents screen being pushed on when door is opened out..great product..i would recommend.. and buy another.....mac/mississippi
639024
leonnard lets try this.y our standing out side your front door. you open door towards inside house your door knob is on right side you need a left screen .if you open front door from out side house in towards inside house door knob on left you need right sided screen #60 #61 any problem with install they supply # to call any problem with screen thell send another one no charge no return.
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One side is louvered to prevent rain entering, the other is a regular screen, so bugs cannot enter the house. I love them! Lin D.
639025
If you are standing at the door looking into the house and the door hinges are on the left frame, you would use a left hand phantom screen. The screen housing would be mounted on the left frame (same as the door) and the screen would open from right to left from the outside and from left to right from the inside.
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It is not threaded on the outside. If you twist off the screen tip, the threads are on the inside.
2244045
This depends on how far your notebook opens and how vertical you want the screen. I would use 8-10 inches to be safe.
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I use the screen in an Andersen window - sides of screen fit in the window tracks, bottom of window rest on top of screen. It does NOT lock in; however, it does close up relatively well.
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I never thought about installing it on the inside. If there is any chance of broken glass being exposed, I feel it would be safer on the inside.
17346
Depending on your situation, we have a 3 year old grandson running around and throwing balls and toys. I love him dearly and wouldn't want him to get hurt on broken glass should his homerun connect with our curio case. So we put it on the outside. If no children around and your getting up in age as we are and alittle less agile in cleaning your curios I'd put it on the inside. Once in place it's practically invisible. Good luck.
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screens go in any direction, you can take it apart can clean it with a vacuum. I wouldn't use water on it
13773
Either one will work. 16X9 Aspect Ratio is a plus if you want it to properly fit the screen area......
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I am no expert on this, but I believe you would apply the film to the inside part of the windows. I know that's were mine went. I have heard of people installing the film on the outside, but it would seem to have a shorter life time due to the elements. Craig
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Inside.......I don't recall whether the instructions said that outside application was possible, but you'd have the weather element to consider. I'd stick with the Inside...