Definitely a great purchase, I bought two put one in the front door and one in the back room in door works perfectly the thread it’s already pulling out but I think it’s because of the location and it’s a really busy in and out of the house but other than that it’s great really good for keeping mosquitoes and flies out

This screen works well however the double stick tape goes on the door frame or wall around the door and it peels off your paint so when you want to take it down, you are left with unsightly looking door frames and or walls. The adhesive is not sufficient over time to hold the screen up, so the wood nails are a must. The idea is great and magnets work very well.

First, it didn't go on straight. We have 4 children going in out constantly and found this is not at all durable. The magnets started to come out after only a couple of weeks, it's completely falling apart, torn magnets missing, frayed, haven't had it for even a year. Pretty disappointed since trying to remove it also took off the trim paint. If you need it for low traffic doors or might hold up. I've read competitors' reviews that say theirs hold up well with DOGS. I'll try that one.

This is super great, if you like to have the door open, and allow air to flow. Magnets open and close super easy, by just pushing. Works great. Keeps bugs out. Only issue is, with a metal door... this is FRUSTRATING. Rather than the magnets snapping closed... they automatically go straight to the door. If the wind blows at all, straight onto the door.

The screen looks and works as advertised. Velcro sticks well on wood and screen. It does not stick as well on stucco surfaces. We used the tacks provided and some of our own to keep the Velcro attached to the stucco. Magnetic closures work great.

This is really great to keep our door open and not let bugs in. My dog likes the freedom of going in and out. Our cat watched us and learned how to get out. That's the only problem since he is not an outside cat. We put up a baby gate to keep the cat in.

I have used mesh screen gizmos for as long as I have had dogs because I would much rather have them "free run", instead of being a slave to the door. First of all, to save yourself many headaches with the velcro strips that come unglued, pull away from the mesh, etc...Just haul out your fancy staple gun and staple the screen up. It takes no more than five minutes and you can shorten the length as much as you need to, and taken in the width by rolling the mesh and then stapling it to the exterior door frame. Love it, and yes the magnets are strong and you hear "click, click, click, click" each and every time you enter or exit the screen.

I had been putting this purchase off for a long time because the description nor the pictures didn't tell me how I could use this with my real wide patios glass door. It comes with numerous velcro strips, works great! it's not as wide as I would wish, but I could buy another for that. I would definitely buy again.

My sister had one on her back door so we thought we'd try it too. Installation was pretty easy but not great. The tacks that came with it did not hold it in place at the top of the door frame. My husband had to use a screw to secure it properly. Also it's alittle tight at the bottom so we have to be careful when carrying things through. It's also alittle difficult to open the inside door knob when it's in place. Awkward but not impossible. If it lasts through my 2 toddlers this summe than it was money well spent. Would recommend that it be made a bit wider than standard size door to accommodate larger objects getting through.

The quality is different than one I previously purchased had to do repairs before it would fasten, the glue strips would not hold and had to improvise them also. But We do like having this type of screen so our pooch can go in and out easily. Still would purchase again.