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I have a mobile home and the front screen door has ...

I have a mobile home and the front screen door has a gap and air gets through the front door what should i use so i dont have leaks? thanks


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Your screen door leaks because it does not fit tightly into the jam?

How does the fit have anything to do with leaking. Screens were developed to allow a breeze to blow thru the house while keeping the bugs out.

I am missing something here. Can you please clarify things.

Thanx.

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Posted 2009-11-01T19:34:27Z
 

You probably need to adjust the door a little. There should be screws to adjust the screen door frame. You can loosen them or remove and re-install them adjusting and moving the door in the direction to close the gaps. These screw will be on the exterior of the door frame.

If the gap is at the bottom, most storm doors have an adjustable sweep. Look for a couple of screws at the bottom to loosen and adjust.

Posted 2009-11-08T15:58:40Z
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