Use these on my houseboat entrances. With a little planning, installation went well. This item provides a secure, efficient way to keep insects out, and we can keep doors open and air circulating throughout the boat. My German Shepard uses it easily.

I absolutely love this item. I can keep my doors openallowing cool air in while keeping the flys out! It is simple to install and very durable. My dogs and cats don't have to stand at the door waiting for me to open the screen to go out or in it moves easily. They made a great improvement adding wood tacks to use with the velcro strips allowing it to stay in place and thus last longer. If you need a quick fix non permanent screen for your doors I recommend this.

The screen works exactly as described. The quality is good for the price tag. The installation was fairly easy. The adhesive on the hook-and-loop fastener is very sticky so it is important to have the right placement before peeling off the backing.

I love this screen. It lets me be able to keep my door open at night and keeps the flying insects out, especially the flies and mosquitoes! Also my dog can now go in and out when she needs to. Very satisfied. :) Easy to install.

Here at the hacienda, we like to breeze in and out to the screen porch through a doorway that needs a little protection from occasionally pesky bugs. This rugged screen "door" fills the gap very nicely. The magnets are a good idea, keeping the screen closed while not in use.

Extra mounting strips would be great. I bought 2 without thinking and needed extra strips and had to use them from the second box I purchased. Now I have one I cannot use without enough strips to install on my front door.

it's good enough. it seems to be staying up well with just the Velcro strips so far, it does comes with tacs but my door frame is metal because I have a glass door in front of my wooden door so I can't use the tacs. but ,💢BIG PROBLEM -- IT DOESN'T SHUT TOGETHER BY ITSELF. THE MAGNETS ARE TO WEAK!!!!! it will shut by itself only about 50% of the time and Idk the rhyme or reason. I have made sure it's not pulled too tight.

It is actually a nice idea for what you need but the magnets are not very strong at all. If the wind blows, the curtains come apart. Kind of defeats the purpose! I would imagine it would hold onto a metal frame much better than my wood frame. I had to use push pins on the top just so the magnets in the ceter of the curtain would align and grasp together.

The 2 lowest plastic boxes that house the magnets have broken open and the magnets have fallen out. I fixed the first one using super glue, but 3 days later another box broke open. I also had to reattach the boxes themselves to the fabric. There are only 9 n pairs of magnetic closures and 2 of them have broken after less than a month of use. Would not recommend.

This was very easy to put up but it is absolute garbage. the magnets started breaking the same day, they don't hold closed in a medium wind and the whole thing is starting to shred.