Magnetic Screen Door [2 Pack] Hands-Free Kid/Pet-Friendly Walk Through. Self Magnetic Closure Screen Door Mesh, Stay-Open Option With Buckles. Keeps Bugs Out lets breeze in, Fits Door Size (38" x 83")

Great product, good quality, easy instructions.

The screen was very easy to put up I did it by myself. The fiberglass option has proven to be pretty sturdy. I have dogs and I figured they would easily rip the other one.The magnetic closure works well.Speaking of dogs though, it took a little coaxing to get mine to realize they could walk through it. Once they did, they loved the freedom.

Easy to install, good price and just as described on picture.

I've had this for a while now and works great. The only thing I didn't like are the small thumbnails it comes with. They're not very strong and bend easily before even going into the wall. I used small nails instead and it is still hanging up well. This hangs on the outside of our door and it has endured rain and sun. Magnets are strong and heavy enough that when you walk through it they attach back to themselves with ease.

Great quality product. Very easy to setup and has strong magnetics to close screen. Very happy with this purchase and purchased 2 more after this purchase...Highly recommend and obviously will purchase again

Relatively cheap made, compared to another one I ordered from Amazon, returned.

My dogs like to play a game called, "Open and close the door a thousand times so I can keep running in and out of the house." I either have to become a butler or I have to live with a thousand flies in the house.I'm on my third one of these nets. The first one was torn to shreds by a friend's dog who thought it was a toy. The second got taken down before last winter and "put somewhere safe." It's so safe, in fact, that I haven't been able to find it.I bought this net for the third time and, if it gets eaten or lost, I'll buy a fourth. It's way better than a pet door, allows a nice breeze to blow into the house on mild days, and doesn't require me to open/close the door every time my dogs see a squirrel in the yard (don't worry-- they don't stand a shot of actually catching one).Installation was simple. I put the velcro in the door frame using the supplied tacks, then stuck the net to the velcro. I found that the net would loosen as my dogs cannonballed through the net at Mach 2, so I did something that I DON'T recommend-- I used a staple gun to semi-permanently affix the net to the door frame. I also used a drywall screw with a large finish washer to secure the very top of the net, where the two halves meet. Now it doesn't loosen up no matter how rambunctious my dogs get. If you have more tranquil canines, you probably won't need to do this.Installation is simple, the net is pretty secure, and the cost is low. The only drawback is that, in my door frame, the net gets between the door and the jamb sometimes and prevents the door from closing. I could have solved this by moving the net a little further out, but instead I just push it out of the way every time I close the door. It's not enough of an inconvenience to matter, and maybe someday I'll fix it.In the meantime, I can leave the door open most of the day without worrying about bugs flying in.

I like it because it keeps flying insects coming into the house.