ScreenYET Magnetic Screen Door Fiberglass -Full Frame Seal - Fits Door Size up to 36 X 82 Inches -26 Strong Magnets-Weights Bottom Heavy Duty11

The media could not be loaded.  This screen is fabulous. Our living room gets very warm and our patio had no screen so instead of installing one we got this. We were running our AC when it was 60 outside and now we just open the door. It has made a big difference. Also the self-closing feature works EXCELLENTLY! I posted a video. However I did measure and it just barely fits. I could only get half the Velcro strip on. BUT we didn’t use the tacks and it has not budged, it seems very secure. Also had to reposition the Velcro and it didn’t pull off the paint! So I can’t give it any less than 5 stars. Great value for the price!

The media could not be loaded.  My door is 34 and a 1/2 inches and I ordered the one for 34 inches so it's a super tight fit. Check my video for the visual. I made it work, but measure your door exactly! Other than that, it was super easy to install. It comes with everything you need, 10 tacks, plenty of heavy duty Velcro. All I needed to install it, was some scissors, a step ladder and a small hammer for the tacks.

1st, measure your door frame at exactly where you're going to mount it. There is precisely ZERO wiggle room with this screen. I had to mount this one differently from my last one because I'm a lazy !@#$ who thought she knew the width of her door.2nd, buy or borrow a stapler (wood, not paper) because with staples it'll last for many years, but with sticky velcro, you're going to struggle, cuss, repeat (that's true of all of this type of screen, and this one is better than most).3rd, This one mounts MUCH easier than the two piece type, which are hard to get flush so they gap. With this one, both panels are attached at the top so you don't struggle to get them both level and hanging at the same angle with the edges flush with each other. Even if you don't get them 100% square, they'll still close without gaps.4th My easy 1-person method:Use tacks to pin the top outside corners and top center to get them all lined up right and straight before you staples anything. Once correct, tack the sides and bottom also. You might have to move curtains if you have as little space as I did at the sides, or if they gap. Make sure bottom weights don't drag on floor (if they do, raise curtain or roll bottom over weights and put in a few stitches to hem it). Once all is flush and square and the curtains close right, go around the whole perimeter with a staple about every 6 inches. More like 3" if you have wild kids blasting in and out.These should last for years. My last set was up for about 6 years, and would be still if I hadn't fostered a litter of screen-climbing kittens. Even then, I was pleasantly surprised by how well they held up with kittens dangling on them. This kind of curtain screen often gets bashed in reviews, but I think it's the velcro and glue that don't work well, not the actual screens. For the price and amount of work, I don't think there's a better option available. I paid $8 for my last set, and not much more for these, so there's really no better value for your money.

I’m loving this product! Easy to install. Fits my door almost perfectly. Let’s fresh air in…keeping the bugs out. Took my dogs a couple of minutes to figure out how to go in and out. I recommend this for your home,would be great for an RV. I recommend highly

very strong material, I would suggest the fiberglass option for future purchasers. the adhesion was not that good. but i do live in devil's butt crack Texas!! but it does come with wood tacks. which really helped and made it very sturdy. the way its put together is very top notch. and the only reason say this is because i purchased the flashy as seen on tv version first(different brand and maker)and it was trash!!!!! str8 up garbage!!! didn't last a month. the magnets were poorly attached and the material was really cheap. although it wasnt fiberglass either and the adhesive was really strong. like really strong, the fabric ripped away from the adhesive strips. possibly from being blown in the wind. This one here though very well made. the magnets are sown into the lining, genius!!!! and very strong material. the velcro is sown into the material,genius!!!! all you have to is place the adhesive strips takes about five minutes. nice love it. i have two pitbulls that charges through it daily for about a month and it still looks brand new. the tacks really secures it too.

We had a screen before we were using as a dog entrance/exit that was worn and ripped. It was replaced with this one, but will be replaced again. I am not sure if it was the lack of or length of little magnets in the seam that prevented the screen from closing all the way every time. I moved the screen to the most inside regions of the velcro to try and help with the closure. It is about 3 out of 10 times closing on it's own. The base of the screen pulls away from the wall unless you use your own nails to cover all the spaces.The screen was very easy to install and the fit was basically good. It was priced extremely reasonable. It arrived ahead of time promised.

It took about 5 minutes to teach my dog how to go through. Now she has easy access to the backyard and we have fresh air without bugs. I bought a second one for the side door. Only con is that it it is a little harder to get through the door with large packages. Seems durable enough to last several years but I wouldn’t expect it to last as long as standard screen door.

As you can see from my uploaded pictures, the whole screen door frame is missing (blew off in a storm) so I needed something "cheap" (in cost, not cheaply made) and FAST! I was able to install it in about an half hour with only a tape measure, a step ladder, a hammer and a box of (pre-purchased) upholstery nails (GET THESE, BECAUSE THEY ONLY SEND YOU LIKE 8 TACKS) my screen is SO secure! PLUS the upholstery tacks give it a nice "finished" look, while securing it.