Oakleyok, The ones that I use are not suction cups - they are the 3M command adhesive strips that are removable by pulling down on the adhesive strip. Mine are white (which are hidden by the wreath.) I buy mine at Bed, Bath and Beyond. The package says they hold 5lbs.each and I usually use 2 of them together, side by side - just for added security. Below is what I buy in the large size - the ones shown are small, but they look just like this only bigger. I am still uncertain - are you using these on the mahogany door or the glass door? If it's the glass door - you might now like seeing the "white" strip from the inside of the door. Here is a link that might be useful: This is small size - I buy large 5Lb. size at BB&B

blanche65 - Thank you so much for the compliments on the doors. I bought them originally with some dried grasses already in them, stuck into some florist foam down in there. I've had them a year now and each season I've stuck in other types of things, like red berries at Christmas, yellow and white dried flowers in spring etc. This summer a bird actually built a nest in one so I didn't touch it! We watched as she sat on the 3 eggs, then the babies hatched and lived there on my front door until one day I was actually watching when they had flying lessons. Sooooo, a few weeks ago I took the nest out and had to remove a few of the dirtier twigs...lol. I just went to hobby lobby and bought a few more twigs and some gourds and pumpkins to stick in also. I think this summer I'll put something different up :-) I attach them to the door (which is fiberglass) with the 3M Command small wire hooks. They've lasted a year so far and still holding tight. The bottom point has a small piece of the Bluestik adhesive putty like teachers use to attach things to walls. That just keeps the breeze from knocking it crooked and keeps it hanging nice and straight.

Thanks for posting your photo (again), lacombe. That's a good close-up view of the Phantom Screen Door. That must be the cartridge on the left. It looks neat and it seems that it doesn't interfere with the threshold. And by the way, that's a lovely color blue on your door trim. So if I understand correctly, Phantom Screens are installed professionally and RetractAway Screens, on the other hand, come in a kit. And chay, it sounds like they're not so easy to install. Bug Off screens sound good for a temporary solution during those perfect days - would probably save on air conditioning also. Also, I'm curious. When I looked at full-view storm and screen combination doors I wondered how long it takes and how much strength is required to swap the window for the screen. Do they come with some kind of sleeve for storage?

The mfr. is usually found on the hing side corner! I would try to use Gorilla glue and a set of wood clamps and some cabinet screws that you can spackle over after it is dry if you what to attempt to DIY. Otherwise, a carpenter/woodworker in one would be the right person to repair the door.