Have had this product before and it is well worth it if you don't have a screen/storm door. works just as advertised. I do re-enforce with a few extra sturdy tacks but that is my preference because I have a large dog. I'm a 63 year old senior citizen (female) and it only took me 15 minutes to install.

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.

After installation, I can just leave the back door open and no flies can come inside. I have three dogs and they just go right outside and back in through the magic mesh and still no flies come in behind them. It works great. Good ventilation for the room to.

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.

Does not stay on and even tried to replace the two way tape to adhere it, do not buy unless you want a screen that is always on the ground. The material is better quality than those of previous years but what good is it when your not relaxing but consistently looking like a fool.

Spend a little more money and buy a better quality screen than this one: Right out the box the cases that are attached to the screen with the magnets inside opened, the magnets fell out. I keep putting them back in but each time I go through the screen the magnets fall out of the cases. The worst part of the screen is that it is unraveling...going through it feels like you're caught in spider webs. with the cheap construction of the screen I am still getting bugs in my house.

I wanted something that could go on our back door to help keep the bugs out since we have dogs that are constantly wanting in and out. With 4 dogs, they don't always want to go out at the same time. I thought of a doggie door, but our dogs are so varied in size that I wasn't sure the little 7 pound dog would be able to push open the door for the 180 pound dog (St Bernard) so thought I'd give it a try. I really thought they would either not use it or tear it up, but they all walked through it the first day (except the little dog, she's still a bit leery of it) and it has held up great. I also thought it would be ugly, but it's not! Installation was easy (we did use the enclosed tacks for extra security holding it on) and the magnets line up and close as you walk through. It does a great job keeping the bugs out, specially at night when they want to swarm the light inside. We're very pleased and the price was very resonable.

Not recommended for homes with pets, children, teenagers or adults - it would be fine for an evening if you stopped and showed everyone how to properly pass through it and you boarded your pets elsewhere - it's a great idea that can't overcome the extremely poor materials and workmanship - a child can literally tear a hole in the mesh with their tiny little finger without any effort and you dog will tear it out just trying to follow you. }

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?

The top of the screen is not durable enough to withstand normal use. The screens tear with ease and fall apart. While trying to contact the company, the phone menu puts, you on a loop or does not give you the right list to reach the right department. This design is made to, induce more sales to the consumer. They do work to a point, I will give them that, it's just the main problem I have is the top is poorly designed and fall apart and tear. Who wants to keep having to take them down and try to replace them over again.