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Locating a specific type of door |
07/24/2007 12:40 PM |
greggor36 |
Hello -
I am hoping someone can help me locate a specific type of exterior door. I remember seeing this type of door on an older home (1970's) back in my hometown but I haven't seen another one ever since.
The door is a solid, exterior door that has a rectangular, framed screen in the middle of it. On the inside of the door are several (maybe 10) small, cross rectangular glass plates that when a lever is pulled, they tilt inward and allow the breeze to blow through the screen and enter the house. The glass plates are louvered and kind of operate like a window blind.
In any case, I hope I described this well enough for someone to know what I am talking about as well as tell me where I could locate one if they're still being made.
Thanks for any information and help!
Greg |
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They still work |
07/25/2007 10:41 PM |
FHIWindows1 |
I replace them from time to time and most of them still work. I am not aware of a vendor that still makes them.
http://www.replacementwindowpros.com |
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Thank you! |
07/26/2007 06:26 AM |
greggor36 |
I appreciate the info. Very helpful!!!
Thanks again! |
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locating a specific type of door |
08/12/2007 07:20 PM |
LynneE |
http://www.oldhouseweb.com/stories/Detailed/14873.shtml
is a website with information about jalousie windows, popular in the 1950s. I think this is the kind of door you are looking for. It was more for solid porches -- more substantial than a screen door. It is not very secure as a standard house door. |
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Thanks! |
08/12/2007 08:48 PM |
greggor36 |
Thank you for the information! Based on the replies I've received, I'm going to look for another option. Thank you all for your much appreciated help! |
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