48"x102" Window Screen Mesh, Fiberglass Window Screen, Screen Door Mesh, Windows Screens and Screen Door Replacement, Patio Screen Mesh- Black

This screen replacement was super easy to use and install. All I had to do was unfold it and just cut the excess material. It was really easy to cut, and the screen itself was nice and sturdy and easy to move and manipulate without me worrying about it tearing. It is not the thickest screen, but it’s held up quite nicely on a backyard screen door that gets opened and closed about 100 times a day. It worked really well for what we needed.

We purchased this because the charcoal screen cloth really darkened the color of the sidelites on our front door, the sidelites open. When we received this screen cloth I rolled it up to minimize the creases as it arrives folded. It is now installed and does just what we wanted it to do, as the painted color of the sidelites is closer to the true color. One note is that looking out through this screen cloth, the view is not as clear as charcoal screen cloth, it is noticeably different.

What I considered is that my doors are French, this leaves one side with a gap, no frame to tape to.None the less with it being spring bug weeks I figured this would help. [edit] after some fine tuning I was able to eliminate the gap with some skillful folding of corners and continued scraping of paper backing from adhesive. Both side strips are attached and the mesh curtain is performing as desired.This day I ventured to install it. Following the instructs all went well as I pulled the paper from the larger adhesive strip to attach to the upper frame ensuring that the center was slightly lower than the outer fitment as stated in the instruct. Next was to do the same simple easy steps to attach the side of the mesh curtain to the side frame. This is where a bit of frustration took hold as the seemingly simple process of removing the paper backing on the adhesive became a session of WTF! The paper would not peel cleanly off in anything longer than 5 or 6 inches, the paper also tore off and did not peel off about half the time. It came off in strips. Much of the tape simply had to be scraped off the adhesive with a fingernail in bits and pieces.I ended up just peeling away portions of it at “ strategic “ points and pushed it down. Hopefully the same tenacity that held on to the paper backing will do so with my aluminum shielded door frame. So far, 28 hours in; all is well.

I just wanted to black out my bathroom window. I cut like 10 rectangles and just taped em together. Ugly but functional cause I don’t like people walking pass and being able to see in the bathroom.

Worked great easy to work with great for the price looks great i got the black so u don't see it in the window looks like there's no screen

It’s doing the job. We live in a rental and I use alien tape to stick this to the frame lol

I haven't used it yet for this use but in the past have and found it much more tolerant of the heat than i expected. thanks. hope this helps.

The installation was quick and easy. The tape sticks well to the door frame. The magnets are strong enough to keep the screen closed. I have 2 dogs, a cat, a husband and 3 kids ages 12 and 15. None of them are gentile with anything. This screen has held up against all of them. It fit our door perfectly. If you are looking for durable or even just something until you have an actual screen door, I would recommend this one.