Its perfect.

Had one last year, absolutely loved it but my puppy tore it apart. I ordered another this spring, while it looks just like the old one, the magnets do not completely grasp each other, making it necessary for me to snap them shut. I would definitely buy more if the magnets would close without me having to put them together. Last yrs. just snapped together with a loud click, absolutely loved it.

I bought these for my daughter who has just recently moved in to a townhouse community. Her lease prohibits installing any type of screen doors so this product was totally on point! It went up without a hitch (we did go to the hardware store and purchase industrial strength velcro just in case) and now she can keep the back door open without any worries of bugs! Side note: The weekend she installed them she was dog-sitting for her neighbor. It took "Guiness" about 10 seconds to figure out how to go out and come in! And everytime he did...YOU HEARD THE MAGNETS CLICKING SHUT! Amazing!!! Don't listen to the negative comments...TRY THEM...what have you got to lose!?!

I love how well the magnets work, but it is way too wide for your average door. I found some video online showing how to fold and staple it on the sides so it would be less wide. I reinforced with duct tape. Also the tacks are quite necessary for the top. I didn't add them all and now I don't know where the rest are, and so I added more duct tape. But either way, it works great compared to the thing I had when such a screen door first ever existed. WAY better magnets situation, but not so pretty with modifications I had to make. There should be different sizes for different doors. Maybe there is and I didn't realize... It looks like some suggest cutting it. I don't think that would work right. Maybe if you added a bunch more duct tape?

This is not as advertised. It is not Magic Mesh as advertised (by image or word). If I bought a Ford Crown Victoria and got a Mercury Grand Marquis instead, I'd be very angry and ready to charge someone with grand theft. Again,it is not what was advertised (by image or word)

I put this up in my patio door yesterday afternoon and by this morning it had all fell off. The directions say something about a hook and loop and I have no idea what that meant. The pictures don't really help for that part. And since I am in an apartment, I did not want to use the thumb tacks in the door frame. Also, when I took the mesh screen door out of the box, some of the fabric was already ripped. I might have done that pulling it out of the box, but then that means it is a super cheap quality fabric. And 2 of the magnets were broken. It is very, very annoying. Debating on returning and getting my money back.

I like everything about this product except the design. The top of the curtain does not stay attached . The directions recommend using the provided tacks for extra reinforcement, but I had installed mine on the metal frame of my sliding glass door, and was unable to use tacks. I will come up with another way to reinforce, because I love the product. My dogs can easily go in and out, and the magnets truly are strong enough to consistently close the curtain.

The mesh was very thin and the magnets almost never held up with bugs coming inside. Even the Velcro tape was not sticky so the mesh sheet never stayed up very long. I ended up spending a bit more and getting a very thick mesh screen and much stronger Velcro adhesive.

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 could see this working on a wooden panel door frame but the magnets for the metal frame just can't hold and even when we nought sturdier velcro it kept falling off its a great value if it can go in your door frame as it looked nice put together and worked it just couldn't stay up on our metal frame so the idea is there but I don't think it works on all door types as well