Hello,

  I have a 1966 Aloha tin Can that doesn't have a screen door. Do you think this will be hard to find or should we try to make one? If I go over to my local RV to the repair center, you think it would cost a lot to have them make me something?

All ideas wanted!!!

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Just build one.  Measure the opening, use 1x2s, use a router the make a dado cut around the perimeter of  the inside of the frames, staple in your screen, use 1/4" angled molding to cover the edges.  Make sure it's just as "square" as your doorway (they almost are never truly square)  

Or get one of those curtain screens that have magnets in the center that keep it shut. That's probably the easiest. 

Now...that's an idea! Thank you sooooo......much!!!!

Depends on if you have the skills or not, but I would build one.

If not, then the magnet screen would be the least expensive way to go.

An RV center will be expensive.

That seems to be the best thing to do! Thanks everyone!

Leah!

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