There may be a small locking screw near the rollers that keep them locked in
the down position. Loosen it and the rollers move up and down and let you
take the screen door out.


"Kevins_news2" wrote in message
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Seems like a very silly question. I have your regular patio door on
the back of my house. Big glass sliding door. There's also a sliding
screen door. If i go outside and look closely at the bottom of it i
see that there are a couple of metal rollers that the door slides
back and fourth on. But i can't figure out how to get it off?

My cat has torn a nice hole in the screen at the bottom so i want to
replace the screen with the thicker 'pet screen'. I see how to remove
the screen material and even how to secure the new material from the
frame so that's not a problem.

I tried lifting the whole screen door up and hoped it would allow me
to get the rollers at the bottom off their track but that didn't work.
There's no room to lift it up. What am i missing?