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Hi folks, are there any videos out there on how to build your own flyscreen doors? My house used to have a Jason flyscreen door fitted (the previous owner removed it for some reason). The strike plate is still on the frame. I don't necessarily have to reproduce a Jason door - a simpler flyscreen door would suffice, but I'd like to make the frame wider and more robust than those flimsy ones we used to have on our houses in the 70s. Know the ones I mean? I'd appreciate any advice. Thanks, Orlando
Hello @Orlando
Thanks for sharing your question about building a homemade flyscreen door. I'm sorry but we currently don't have a video guide on flyscreen door assembly.
However, I suggest having a look at the Pillar 2032 x 813mm Black Metric Contemporary Door Screen Barrier Steel Frame. It does double duty as a security door and flyscreen as well. The other option of course is to build a timber door frame from which you can attach flyscreen mesh.
The advantage of the timber door is that it is relatively easy to put together, and you don't need specialized tools to assemble it. The best part of course is that you can build it to custom size and be assured that it will fit correctly.
If you have any other questions we can help with, please let me know.
Eric
Eric,
Food for thought, the timber door. - might just do the job. The Bunnings door is too narrow I'm afraid.
Cheers, Orlando
Hi @Orlando
If you paint it a classic cottage green it will fit right in with the Colorbond fence.
If you need further assistance, please let me know.
Eric
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