Works great for my house. Easy and quick installation. I plan to buy another on my next trip to Walmart. I will be altering the next one some to suit my doorway. The bottom needs magnets that will cling to the metal floor plate so the breeze doesn't open up the screen and let the bugs in, which is why I gave product four stars.

I bought this at a local store and it has been perfect for our family. The installation was Not quite as easy as it looked on TV but it only took about 20 minutes. I had seen the commercial on TV many times and finally decide to take the plunge and buy it at the store. We have had it up for about 3 weeks and it has worked flawlessly. I was worried it would take a long time for our dogs to figure it out but it only took them 1 day! I no longer hear the door slamming constantly by my kids. I am going back to purchase 2 more next week. I love the fresh air with no bugs!

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.

I got this in hopes of keeping critters out of the house while still allowing my kids to come in and out of the backyard. There were pretty great reviews so I thought I'd try it. Here's our experience. First of all the velcro that comes with it melted off in 70 degree weather so if you get this know you have to use the tacks that come with it and make permanent holes in your doorframe. Because the shape of the the opening is an inverted V shape, me and my husband kept getting our shoulders and heads caught in the thing which ripped the whole thing down every time we used it. Also it's not shaped for sliding glass doors, just actual door frames with swinging doors. Lastly it only kept flying bugs out. There were a host of creepy crawlies inside my kitchen after a couple hours of use. While the idea of this is absolutely fantastic the execution is poorly done. On the bright side the magnets work as promised!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Eagerly awaiting warmer temps to try this screen out. The material is not what I was expecting but it will function as expected I supposed. The kit includes wood tacks and weatherproof strips to allow for easy hanging. I must confess I’m a bit weary to use the tacks because they will leave permanent damage. The magnet does appear to be functional even though it’s very lightweight. The black mesh does seem to allow for some privacy so that’s a big advantage. Our household includes various age ranges and species so I feel this will allow for good use once it’s implemented.

Very easy to put up, perfect size and my dog loves being able to let himself in and out when he wants! The velcro is VERY strong but the wood pins were a little flimsy for the hard wood around my door and the tops broke when trying to hammer them in. But overall im pleased!

I have had other brands of mesh screens like this before, and have been very happy. This one, however, I found to be very flimsy. The mesh is thin, and the panels are so narrow that they barely fit my normal-size door. The tacks are plastic & break easily. Black velcro on a white frame is unsightly. The idea is great, just pay a little more & get a better brand.

Worth the small $15/$20 you spend on it for sure. It did exactly what it was supposed yo do and kept the bugs out. Tape is super sticky and had no problems putting on rough cut wood siding. Tacs helped keep it in place and in my extreme hot/cold weather in Colorado it lasted me through the spring and summer. Just don’t buy it expecting to last more than a season, you get what you pay for and I dont think it’s meant to be long term. If you can live with $15 a year vs a $350 screen door then it’s definitely worth it. I have bought 3 of them and enjoyed them all.

If you not have a screen already this IS the one! You have to support the top a little more than with just velcro & a thumb tac. But once you do amazing! We had to put ours outside of the door way of our apartment. Our dog just loves it, as we do. We no longer have to shut the door because of bugs. Worth EVERY PENNY. Thank you:)

This was as many said very cheaply made, the magnets started falling off after a week, which we had to glue back on. I probably would have paid $5 for this if i had known the quality of it before hand. Sometimes the magnets always join together so you kind of have to manually guide them. I cant complain too much, we enjoy being able to open our front door without letting bugs in, is a lot cheaper than a screen door