Seal-a-Door, Screen Doors and other info

Seal-a-Door and Screen Doors and other info

Here are a bunch of pictures of us using the new Seal-a-Door (with new improved wings top and bottom) around all different types of screen doors., Different placement of the door shock absorber or dual door shock absorbers in many different placements.  And I Recommend the Combo unit as he calls it.  

We use our spotting bag as a weight to protect screen doors from wind taking them.  We either put them behind so if the wind catches them, they don’t swing out and break the shock absorber out of the door jam, or can use it to prop open the door.  There are other great door stops on the market, and that is another thread

Give me a shout if you have questions and I will try to answer those questions the best I can.  

And yes it is very quick to get in and out of this Seal-a-door!  See a quick video I did the other day.



Other videos here too







Here is some info from the Seal-a-Door Facebook pricing page.

GOOD KEEPS GETTING "BETTER"!!!

The "easy in/easy out" solution to your customer's frustration.

Yesterday they were "Wings"....a $15 option; today they are "flanged edges"....a standard feature on ALL Seal-A-Doors. The "Window" is still an... optional feature at $45. The Seal-A-Door is priced at:

"Standard" size: $139.95 (Fits 30" X 80" typical residential door opening).

"Combo" size: $149.95 (Fits 30" X 84" typical commercial door opening AND compresses down to fit typical residential opening).

"Jumbo" size: $169.95 (Fits 30" X 96" executive style tall door opening).

And here is the link. Again I recommend the Combo. That's what I use.

https://www.facebook.com/sealadoorpricing

https://www.facebook.com/SealADoor

https://www.facebook.com/ron.hunkins?fref=ts

Ron’s phone number also is: 612-250-8454

NOW THE PICS




















































Seal-a-Door just in place in one corner until we have everything in we want.  We either do this outside or inside the door jam when prepping.





























My New Selfie





There you go….let me know if you have questions.


Mark Saiger
www.saigers.com
“Bring on the Blue!”

Great post Mark. You answered all the questions I would have had about the product. My concern with the product was getting in and out easily and you demonstrated that is not an issue. I'll call them next week to order one.

Thanks Mark

Also FYI:

Currently I don't have a great storage moment, but I have it in a spot on the Butlers designed for an extra wand.....

But, while at Vegas, I met with Jeremy from Aero Tech and we looked at all the vans and truckmounts so we could come up with a universal holding system that could be mounted at the owners choice in many vans and trailers.

I have seen what they have come up with for holding racks and systems and thought they would be an excellent choice.

Ron Hunkins the maker of the unit hasn't seen as many cleaning set ups as us, so I said I would definitely help out with that too.

I know the easier we make it to store the unit and get it out of our rigs, the more we are going to want to use the Seal-a-Door.

Will be excited to see what he can come up for us.

Mark Saiger
www.saigers.com

Pardon my messy van that day, but just shot a quick pic or 2 for someone else as well.

Its that time of the year isn't it? Will the kitty and doggie still be able to sneak out of the house?

very hard to with this Mo.

Sometimes I think you have to look outside the van for storage. Maybe a simple pvc tube mounted on the roof to hold items like that?

I just got tired of trying to find another square inch of space for items in a van, that is where the cube vans and box trucks come into play.