TO2221 84" Instant Screen Door, 9 ft. x 7 ft

Extremely thin light material . I was amazed how transparent it looks . Doesn't seem to shut out hardly any light at all .I saw a few flaws in the material . Nothing all that annoying .The roll up lines could have more guidance as to staying in line . They tend to get off kilter . Fairly easy to install . But watch out for width . No instructions as to what one does if your width is narrower . I'm having to cut and surge the edge on one . Surge ; means to sew the edge with a locking loop seam . Only certain sewing machines can do this . The edges on the screens when you get them are already surged . So if you cut one it really needs resurging of the cut edge . Wind will blow the screens around near the bottom . So I'm attaching tiny rare earth magnets to mine to the bottom edge tubing with small metal plates embedded in the concrete so the bottom edge locks in place . The opening will take more thought so I can swing it open and still have the added magnets grab it to stay put in the wind . Again these bottom magnets I'm adding myself they do not come with the kit . There are magnets at the openings that are included though . They are so the seems of the openings can shut closed after you walk through the opening .

Used this in mosquito country during the summer and loved it. Easy to install and take down for winter. I felt that the netting was strong enough for me to go in and out carrying wood or tools. No rips. Notice the dimensions. They are exact, no overlap if your door is the same size. I added some 1x4 stripping on the outside of the garage door so I would have something to put the velcro on. Then I stapled the velcro because it didn't want to stick to wood. I may add some duct tape edging to the middle seam (the one you will use regularly), just because it seems like it could rip or catch sometime, but I didn't need to this summer and I used it a lot. I am glad I spent a little extra and got a quality product.Update: still using it four years later. It has taken a beating but still works great! No holes. One small tear because I stepped on it. I use it all summer and take it down in the fall. Great purchase!

We ordered and installed this garage screen door about a month ago - out of the box, the screen feels pretty strong. Included are velcro strips and hanging hooks. I'd definitely recommend hanging with velcro for a few days - the screen is going to "drop" somewhat when the wrinkles fall out. Don't permanently install it until it's had a chance to drop! Use the velcro strips until they absolutely don't work anymore, then install the hooks.Ours did rip at the top right side but that's because our garage door came down on it. Not a fault of the manufacturer. Overall, we're pleased with the screen. Measurements seemed true in both directions. Probably not going to last more than a year or so, but for the price, I'm pretty happy. It keeps the garage a lot cooler in the afternoon, still lets a breeze through, but keeps out the bugs. No complaints here. :)

It fit my single wide garage opening if attached to the surrounding trim. I only attached at the top in my case. The screen fits just perfect for width and the existing trim gasket for the door overlaps the screen so a pretty good seal is made by chance. I keep door open 1/2 way maximum as wind will push it open if another door is open for breeze to pass through. If no other door is allowing breeze to pass through it works great. I put a piece of firewood on ground to hold bottom bars from moving and with a breeze passing through and door half open it works great. For the price I am very satisfied. Mine faces the south and is exposed by sun all day. So far it seems pretty durable form the sun's effect. I have had it up for several months now. I would buy again.

I'm happy with it. My garage door opening is exactly 9' x 7' which are the dimensions of the screen so putting the Velcro on the door frame caused the screen to spread and open making the magnets barely catch. I fastened 1 x 2 firing strips across the top of the door frame and down the sides. I reattached the Velcro to the strips and it works fine, for the most part. The adhesive on the Velcro wants to come loose sometimes so I'm going to get new Velcro and probably staple it on. Would I recommend it? I guess so. I'm buying another one for the other garage door.

It helps create a breeze with the doors open and my dog won't go out. I do odds and ends in the garage and it can get so hot if the door is closed. Even if you don't have a dog this is great to keep bugs out and still get a breeze. The dog thinks when we are outside he should be too. I wouldn't suggest it for big dogs or dogs who would claw at it. But it works great for us and our beautiful old dog.

I think this is pretty good value compared to the alternatives. I live in wisconin and little bit cooler weather and I noticed the velcro wasn't sticking very good, but this is EASILY resolved with a staple gun. I used 3 staples 1/4" in each velcro piece and have had no problem with it holding. I did have some issues with the metal rings coming apart, but I dont think thats going to really matter as the velcro is what holds it up mostly. I emailed the seller and he sent me a replacement. Terrific guy. All in all its not a 300.00 screen like the ones at home depot, but it keeps the bugs out. Does what I want it to do and I am satisfied for what it is.

I used the velcro option for installation. Instead of "sticking" the velcro to the frame, I used a staple gun. I didn't think the glue on the velcro would stick to my very old frame. The fit is exact to my door - I read some complaints out here that it was a bit shy. Not sure what is going on with those installations. Very simple to put up/take down.