You know I love this Anita!

This would be good for a closet too. I always use louvered doors on closets to allow for ventilation! I never have a musty smell in mine!

Since you have so many of them, you could tack cloth in the openings and made a bi-fold screen or you could attach them together to make a headboard! Or rub them down with oil to add some color, make an uncomplicated brace for it and place one in a corner in front of which you could sit a beautiful plant, or even attach a light at the top and display artwork. There could be ulimited uses!

I'm pinning this to the hometalk Pinterest Board Anita! It is just fabulous!

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OMG I really want this on my basement door! Love it Anita great job!

Great idea Anita. And how special it is that it belonged to your Great Grandfather!

I love this. I have been looking for a great old screen door myself.

I saw this and said why I didn't think of this. I love it.I have a screen door on my laundry room. I loved the door but didn't like the idea of being able to see in it. I just added the material over the screen. I have the bottom cut out for my cats to use the litterbox.

What an idea!

I bet this would make a great pantry door too. Love the laundry door idea as well...now to find some really cheap (or free) screen doors :)

I love this...particularly since it came from your Great Granfather's house. One thing about this screen door is that it lets a small room ventilate. That is why I love louvered doors on my closets.

This is so perfect, esp for say a closet or bath!

So very cute! Old screen doors spary painted and fitted to tracks make very cute sliding closet doors too!

Very cute idea! I have done a couple of old screen door projects. I love them. I have one sitting in my garage right now that's just waiting for a makeover!