Door guard for 2.5" hose

[Bill Soukoreff]

Anybody know of a door guard (for the front door of a residential house) that works better with 2.5" hose?

 

[Able 1]

Bane has the best one out imo...

 

[Billy]

We use one from JonDon that has always worked well. It is made from moving blanket type of fabric that has clips that attach it to the frame or what ever else sewn into it.

 

[Bill Soukoreff]

Thanks guys. I have the one that is listed on Jondons' wesbite but it does not not work well with 2.5" hose. I can't find the one you are talking about Billy.

I can't find a picture of the baneclene one, but you think it would work good with 2.5"?

 

[Billy]

Thanks guys. I have the one that is listed on Jondons' wesbite but it does not not work well with 2.5" hose. I can't find the one you are talking about Billy.

I can't find a picture of the baneclene one, but you think it would work good with 2.5"?

In between appointments but just read this again & I believe I misunderstood what you meant. I use both the door guard & the jam protector guard SORRY.

But my door guard is an older one from Bridgepoint days I think & it works well with my 2.5" hose you just have to use a door wedge to keep it tight against the guard.

 

[Able 1]

Mine has held up great and I've had it for a while...
Search "door drape".
http://www.baneclene.com/catalog/catalogframe.html

 

[Bill Soukoreff]

That one baneclene looks great. Thanks again.

Are you guys running 2.5" right into the house? If so, how do you find it?

 

[Billy]

That one baneclene looks great. Thanks again.

Are you guys running 2.5" right into the house? If so, how do you find it?

Yes we run 2.5" into house accept for a 16' - 2" lead hose & we have never noticed any issues with it. It does help that we have a heavy duty electric reel though. Been using the 2.5" so long 2" doesn't even feel like it is there.

We carry 300' 2.5" & 2 - 16' 2" lead hoses. All using Cool Cuffs for now while we test others for possible replacements.