[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The mesh is not real strong and usually rips before it's time to replace it. But it does keep the bugs out, so I'm gonna keep using them. I'm just glad I found something to keep those pesky bugs out.Easy to install and it keeps the bugs out, so you can enjoy your outdoor living space.

PLEASE believe me when I tell you that if it seems too good to be true... it probably is. We bought ours off the website, ordered the "durable" mesh, and paid WAY more than what this junk is worth. I just want people to know that this stuff is not a great "alternative" to an actual screen door. What WE paid for it off the website we could have bought a brand new replacement door, AND after it finally arived almost 3 months later we got to try it out before it turned real cold. You half to get it perfectly level or the magnets wont snap together, and then the little velcro tab thingys begin to unstick, then the door will blow open if a stronger breeze comes along (which you are TRYING to capture) but in come all the flys on the screen (which it says it will keep out), and finally it has begun to rip, mind you this is suposed to be the "durable" mesh, and it is ripping along the top. I would NOT recomend you wasting your money on this product. I am extremely UN-impressed.

I put this on our RV door. It was a little too wide and long, but I was able to alter it very easily. I just cut off the extra width, and resewed on the edging. For the length, I did the same, just being careful of the magnet placement. I am so happy with it! I have a pen outside and like the dogs to be able to go in and out without my having to open the door. Now the bugs can't come in and the dogs can come and go as they please! It works equally well for both our big and little dogs. The grandkids love it to!

I purchased my first magic mesh screen door when they first came out. It took a couple of tries to get it hung right, but once properly installed it worked perfectly. The tacks have plastic heads so installing them with a hammer is not an option, they crack to pieces. I ended up using my staple gun to secure the screening. Then I moved and purchased a cheaper brand for the new place. It was too short by about 5". So I reordered the magic mesh. It lasted about 3 years with medium usage (a few times a day by me, frequent use by the cats). The plastic magnet casings tend to pop apart after 6 months or so, so I super glued the new connectors right after I hung this one hoping this will prevent that problem. After a year the center stretched and got out of alignment resulting in it not closing itself properly. I took up about a half inch at the top where the two panels meet and re-stapled it, this solved that problem. All in all Magic Mesh is the best option I have found, even with it's quirks. It lets fresh air in and keeps bugs out. When hung properly it lines itself up and closes automatically. I recommend it especially for people with pets. When I took the old one down I washed it in the washing machine, it made it through a regular cycle fine. No dryer, I hang all of my curtains wet so the weight of the water straightens out the wrinkles and I wouldn't put plastic in the dryer anyway. I hung it over a small window and cut it down so the cats can use it as a pet door. I might get three more years out of the salvaged one.

The concept for this is great and my dogs love being able to go in and out as they please, however, the mesh is so flimsy that it started to tear away from the binding before I even had it put up. It didn't take long before the bottom magnets came off and I have no idea where they went. They did include some black oversized thumb tacks to use to attach the screen to the door frame, that's provided you have a wooden door frame, but mine is vinyl. I sew quite a bit and if I could get the magnets, I would make one of these using replacement door screening, which you can buy by the roll and is much stronger and I would bind it with a sturdy black twill tape. Then both the screen and the tape on mine would last much longer than one day and would be worth the $15 I paid for it. I may buy another one just to get the magnets and I'll make my own mesh screen door. I'm amazed if I could think of that why didn't the manufacturer. Instead they made it as cheap as possible. They really need to improve upon their own product then they might have something worthwhile.

Fairly east to install, and gets the job done. We have a 36" opening, and it is barely wide enough for the doorway. Also, the tacks that come with it were very flimsy-most bent or broke as we tried to hammer them in. This is an inexpensive solution until we can install a screen door, though.

It took me about 20-25 min to put it together, the velcro things they give you are ok, but when I attached it to the door, I just used a hammer and put the tacks to secure it more on the wood frame, but the magnets work great, no problem, and i saves me the money of paying over 150.00 for a screen door, keeps bugs out etc.

Whomever gave this good reviews must be small.... If you have shoulders forget this junk.... Each time you go through it, it feels like it's going to pull off the velcro (and it will either do that or rip or like me, being carefull, I just lost $50 because this piece of crap caught on what I was carrying and caused me to drop it.

The magnet were not sticking, 2 of the clamps were broken, eventually none of the clamps work and just kept falling out. I just took it down and threw it in the box. Perhaps if it was intact better it would be beneficial. Maybe just maybe I’ll try again

Easy to install. Magnets on top were not coming together when I installed it. I had to pull and press the top center further up like ^. It worked like a charm. While pasting the strips on either sides, I used count of magnets to space them. While installing, top should not be sagging. It has to be perfect horizontal or a little inclined in the center (this brings the magnets back together). Use the vertical stripes to align the sides in straight line. It is ok to be little loose. There was thunder storm the first night. It held up pretty good with open doors.