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We first purchased a stick-on magnetic screen last year (2023) to use over our weirdly-sized French back doors. They're easy to install and serve their purpose. Our little dog has no problem navigating it going in or out. Be aware that you'll get one year of daily use out of it, then it will need to be replaced. The sun, weather and usage really beat them up. For the price, we're fine with that.This year (2024) we bought the Yotache, because it had little pull tabs on the screens. Out of the box, it was noticeably better made then our previous version. I attached the top border of the screen frame to the vinyl siding over my door, and the side frames to the wood molding around my doors. Removing last year's adhesive took a lot of the paint with it. I had to touch up the paint before installing the new one, because the new screen was slightly wider than the old one and you could see where I had removed it.Once installed, it looked great and served its purpose letting in the fresh air, while keeping out the bugs.Highly Recommended!

This mesh and the velcro tape it sticks to are a nice, thick, high-quality material that I feel will last me for several years. I have tried the cheap ($20 Cdn) As-Seen-On-TV ones before and found that they basically last one summer and easily get stretched out so that they don't look very good after a short while. I think these ones will last and keep looking good and (unlike the others I've tried) can be peeled off and stored away in the winter. Installation was really obvious and easy (partially because the material is good quality) but a second pair of hands would definitely help when actually lifting the mesh into place. I am very satisfied with this product.

Have two dogs the are like bull dozers and have destroyed many different magnetic screens!! This screen take the two of them running in and out all day long and no issues at all. Comes with more than enough velcroTo install all the way around the door frame not just in a couple of spots, will buy again IF this one’s needs to be replaced in the future.

I'll give it 5 stars. No issues and everything is easy to setup. As for durability, I gave 5 stars, its holding up to the in and outs of the day (people and 2 dogs). Came with a follow up email that included instructions for taking care of and cleaning it to prolong its life and durability. Only real issue ... and maybe I misread/understood but the most confusing part was figuring out what size I needed (length) based on what they say about measuring. In the end I got one that was too long (not on purpose), but this is not a complaint, it covers the door and works just fine. Note, all these screens have the same confusing measurements, so I ended up going with this one because it has the most good reviews.Very happy with it, keeps bugs out! I'll probably get one for our kitchen door that opens to the patio as well.

I bought three of these. For my horses, not my cars. ;) And it has proven to be a great investment!I have been researching magnetic screens for my horses' run-in shelter. The ones marketed for horse shelters like mine are VERY expensive, in the neighborhood of $400 for enough to cover the 4' openings here. My son had purchased one of these magnetic jobbies for his bedroom to keep the cats out (a different brand but the same thing) and it worked pretty well so I thought I'd give it a whirl. I bought the larger ones big enough for french doors so there would be two places where the magnetic seams would open so it would be easier for the horses to get in. Since there are two seams, they just push one side or the other and both sets of magnets let go, allowing the horse to push his way in, then the screen settles back into place and the magnets reconnect. Easy in-easy out!The installation went pretty easily, though the sticky backing on the velcro was not strong enough to adhere to the textured painted wood (I doubted it would but we tried it anyway). We ended up stapling them up. Now, for context, one of my horses is very mouthy and loves to yank on anything that makes the velcro ripping sound, so I suspected he would have these ripped down in less than 24 hours. They have been up for more than a week now! No ripping, no tears in the mesh, and no reluctance to come and go. I'm happy!Why did I put these up, you may ask? Horses are bothered by insects and have no way to get away from them unless we give them a place to go. I don't like confining my horses, in fact have a horse (an 1800lb draft horse at that) that is particularly claustrophobic so confining him can be dangerous. With the magnetic mesh, they can come and go as they please without much trouble.A true bug free, summer haven... Inside this shelter, I have an automatic sprayer that delivers a blast of fly spray every 45 minutes so any bugs that do happen to come in when the horses come and go will die quickly. This mesh also helps tremendously with the heat. The dark mesh reduces the amount of sunlight that comes into the building while still allowing for airflow so it stays far cooler than it would be for them out in the sun! The horses stay in the run-in for the hottest and buggiest parts of the day but can still come and go if they want to much some grass or get a drink (they have a water-on-demand drinker outside the run-in).If you have been thinking about doing something like this, I can say it worked out great for me, and my horses are super happy to have a refuge from the bugs and heat. And it was cheaper than bottle-after-bottle of fly sprays and fly masks and sheets that they won't keep on anyway!Update 7/8/2022: Even more impressed! Even after several weeks, these are still up and in great condition! The horses LOVE them and spend more time in the run-in during hot, buggy days so I know they are doing the job. I have added a picture of one of my horses literally standing in the doorway with the mesh over his head, sort of a do-it-yourself fly mask, which is ironic because he HATES his fly mask! SOOO happy I bought these! And happy that I dont have to drench them with expensive pesticides to help keep them protected from blood-feasting insects! They are much calmer, which tells me they are happier, too!

Hallo.- Bei der Anbringung ging mir plötzlich das mitgelieferte Klettklebeband aus. So etwas sollte eigentlich nicht passieren. Bei 2-5 cm hätte ich nichts gesagt. Aber wenn fast 150 cm fehlen, ist das schön blöd. :(Wenn man die Größe von 188 cm - 203 cm anbietet, sollte auch die passende Länge an Klebeband dabei sein!Daher nur 2 Sterne.+ Das Fliegengitter wurde zeitnah versandt.+ Die Qualität scheint zu stimmen. Näheres wird sich noch zeigen.

I did a lot of research prior to buying a magnetic-style screen door. If you've purchased other types of traditional screen doors in the past - these new-style products almost seem to good to be true for the price. I paid nearly $800 last time to have professionals come out and install double retractable screen doors for a set of French doors in my previous property. Now for the same type of French doors, I could pay $30-$50 for something I could install myself and that do the same thing while being hands-free.I did copious amounts of review research before deciding to get this product. One limiting issue is that I was seeking a particular style, with three sections, versus two sections. This makes it possible to use such a screen door system for instances when you only regularly open up either the left or right side of a two-door system. As opposed to walking in the middle between two double doors. I have a feeling that more people than with French doors have the same needs as me.In a product I was looking for a durable, fine mesh material that would offer a good view of the outside, while keeps bugs out. I actually found (to my surprise, that cats quickly found it understandable how go inside and outside by simply pressing their heads through the magnetically sealing-strips. I really didn't want to get this in a black color, but that is all that was available. White would get dirty really quickly, and relying on black is probably wise because it will look the same color no matter how dirty it is. With that said, as people usually decorate with light colors and light paints, I really don't know too many people who visually want to put a black screen in their home. So style-wise I think the black color doesn't work, even if the otherwise neat and compact construction of the item is elegant enough.Measuring your door and the magnetic screen size is crucial. Between this company and the others (I have no idea how many companies actually make these screens versus just rebrand ones that come from the same factory) that offer similar products, there are a few slightly different sizes available. I was lucky the first time (even though a couple inches larger would have also worked), even though I totally anticipated having to return it and get a different size.Installing it is easy enough if you give it patience. The screen comes with a relatively durable adhesive. It has lasted longer than I anticipated, but I am guessing that customers will want to replace these screens each 3-5 years. At these prices I'd just assume pull off the old ones when the adhesive starts to go bad and start from scratch. With that said, the packaging includes a series of tacks which you can pretty into wood. These ought to give the screen assembly a lot more hold, but you do have to put holes in your property or rental. I decided to avoid the tacks because of how damaging they are, and if I eventually need more adhesion I might try a glue gun actually.The concept of a consumer-installed screen for doors and windows is really excellent. You do need to watch the bottom of the screen sometimes and it can get snagged on things like door mats, but overall I am pretty happy with the screen door functionality of this product. I do wish that it came in a lighter color selection so that people could match them to their homes better. I think the market is really open for a slightly more expensive product that could put more premium materials and extra thought into these magnetic screens - which would open up their appeal to higher-end households.