Frequently Asked Questions

ScreenFlap™ is a glue-on pass-through hatch for pool cages, lanais, patio screens, and window screens. It installs in just minutes and creates a clean opening for hoses, cables, or lighting while keeping your enclosure protected when closed. 

 Installation is simple and takes only a few minutes:

1. Apply outdoor adhesive to the back of the flap ring.
2. Press the ring against your screen with the flap opened. 
3. Apply glue to the backing ring and press it on the opposite side, aligning the two rings. 
4. Once set, open the flap and cut out the piece of screen inside the flap opening.
   👉 Full printed instructions are included with every package. 

No tools are required. You only need a household outdoor adhesive (clear outdoor rated Super Glue, Gorilla Glue, GE Silicone, or similar) and a pair of scissors or utility knife to remove the cutout section. 

Yes! ScreenFlap™ works with all standard pool screen, lanai, and patio enclosures. It’s designed to fit a 3-inch opening, large enough for hoses up to 1.5 inches in diameter.

Yes. ScreenFlap™ is made from UV-resistant ASA plastic, built to withstand direct sunlight, heat, and storm conditions common in Florida and the Southeast. 

Yes. When the flap is closed, it maintains the enclosure barrier, helping keep insects outside while allowing convenient pass-through access when needed. 

• Draining pools after heavy rains or storms
• Running garden hoses for landscaping or cleaning
• Passing outdoor lighting or electrical cables
• General pool cage and lanai maintenance

ScreenFlap™ is perfect for homeowners who want a quick DIY solution and for installers looking to add value to their screen enclosure projects. 

ScreenFlap™ is available for homeowners on Amazon.com and directly from us for installers. Visit www.screenflap.com for details. 

Yes. ScreenFlap™ works as a screen door pass-through flap, giving you a small hatch that lets you run hoses or cables without leaving your door open. 

No. Install the ScreenFlap™ first. Once glued in place, open the flap and cut out the small section of screen inside the flap area. This prevents fraying and keeps the installation neat. 

Yes. ScreenFlap™ is especially useful in hurricane-prone areas like Florida, Texas, and the Carolinas. It allows you to quickly run a drain hose through your screen to lower pool water before storms.