Flyzzz DIY Self-Adhesive Window Screen Netting Mesh Curtain, 100X150cm (Approach 39.37x59.05 Inches), with Hook and Sticky Tape, Fitted to Multiple Windows (1 Pack, White)

Pretty good product, as long as your patient and willing to take your time to make sure the surface is clean and dry it sticks very well to the wall and the net so far helped keep creepy crawlers out of my acI did mine on the inside since I was to lazy to step outside haha but I’ve seen a bug stuck in between the mesh and the window and surprised it still hasn’t found a way to get inOnly thing i recommend is not to scratch your finger onto it to much since it will cut a bit and shred your skin a little

Great cheap fix when a cheap landlord refuses to replace missing screens on your window. Easy to install and it works. It kept bugs out. But just check to see if your screen didn't get yanked off the Velcro from time to time.

Not expecting the material that it was but love the idea. I cleaned the window edges very well (including with alcohol) put the sticky tape on, attached the screen, trimmed it to size perfect, beautiful. Inexpensive way to let air in and keep bugs out, until I set my fan by it and it pulled it all in, including the sticky tape lmbo. It could be because my Oklahoma sun can get very hot and the heat loosened the stickiness on the hook tape, I am not really sure. I did just take the mesh by itself and used thumbtacks to attach it and it does the job. I also had a screen less frame the I used on a different window. Cut the mesh a little bigger then the frame held the mesh up and used the frame to lock it in place and bam good to go. Not too bad for the price I guess. It does what it should

Continuation;I think they should refund my money.

Got this for my front door where the old screen had torn from hail and normal wear and tear. The velcro tape wasn't too hard to install. But you have to clean surface and thoroughly dry it before attaching. Let it sit for several hours because if you try to add the screen right away it tends to detach from the frame. The screen itself unfortunately didn't want to stay attached to the velcro. It kept coming loose and getting it to stretch tight enough was a headache. My screen wouldn't stay attached to the velcro tape so I'm going to look for something else to use. Wanted to love this but ended up wasting money on it. Unfortunately I can't really recommend it but I will say use at your own risk. My experience just didn't live up to expectations.

Works great !

I bought this to take with me on a mission trip where I knew there would be no air conditioning, and certainly no screens on any windows to keep out the mosquitoes. It was a real lifesaver! Especially in the bathroom, where the window was the kind with glass slats, and you wind a handle that opens the four slats. But I was able to use this screen to cover the slats completely with no opening anywhere for mosquitoes to sneak in. OK, so one mosquito did get in somehow, but how do you know he didn’t come in through the door? I meant to take a photo, but we were so busy I forgot. I will say, that throughout a weeklong stay, I noticed the adhesive strip coming loose in a couple of places, and I had to press it back down, but it never caused a problem at all. It let the breeze in and kept the bugs out. Mission accomplished!

A little hard on your back but it works and comes out good.