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Looking to add a sliding screen door to our lanai. Want to keep sliding glass door open for ventilation without inviting in our lizard friends.
Anyone had that done? Recommendations appreciated.
Thanks

[tommy steam]

Someplace on you door is a mfg tag with the name of the company that made your door. Should be a model number also.If you find it , go to their web site and see if they have one that will work for your door.

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Thanks I will do that.

[NotGolfer]

We added one to our lanai. Romac came out and delivered it and we did the installing ourselves (otherwise it's another charge). They do the doors/windows of the homes here, I believe. The cost for our house was about $100.00 Price probably depends on your design.

I think we checked 1st at the Big Box stores and they didn't have the size we needed. Just an FYI

[philnpat]

We purchased one at Lowes...perfect fit.

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What sort of home do you have..we have a courtyard villa? Also did Lowes install for you?
additional cost I know, but just wondering if that service was available.
Thanks for the information

[Rango]

If they can get into your lanai, wouldn't they be able to get into your house even with a screen door?

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I am thinking it would be one more barrier. Could be wrong..depends on design of sliding door and gaps I guess.

[HiHoSteveO]

I was able to stop the anoles from getting into the lanai by finding their entry point. In my case it was a small opening underneath the aluminum threshold of the screen door. I could only see the entry point looking at it from outdoors. Just stuffed a little bubble wrap in there to see if that's where they got in. Yes it was! Haven't had one in months.