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By soft door, do you mean half door? coz i've got full doors.
Yeah, I mean the half door, soft upper; so no good to you.
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Why cant you just get a piece of netting, cut it to the shape of the window and wrap velcro straps around it and the door surround (ie the top and 2 sides ) just make you have the tension there. Cheap and simple.
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think you will find AJ that proper window net are quite expensive.
I used last year and will be using again this year netting from a fishing shop, cut to size and velcro / zip tied to the window. They were happy with this and was only about $20 to make.
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Why cant you just get a piece of netting, cut it to the shape of the window and wrap velcro straps around it and the door surround (ie the top and 2 sides ) just make you have the tension there. Cheap and simple.
Might as well go the whole hog then, remove the doors alltogether - just net the whole (door) hole?

Might get a lil scarey at times, but what a rush
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think you will find AJ that proper window net are quite expensive.
I used last year and will be using again this year netting from a fishing shop, cut to size and velcro / zip tied to the window. They were happy with this and was only about $20 to make.
Any pictures ?

Had a look on line seem to be from $30 each upwards with mountings from $50 each I'd be keen to see a cheeper alternative
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AJ,
You are welcome to borrow my door nets if you'd like.
They are fitted to a upper half frame - so you just drop into place
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