Titan Mall Magnetic Screen Door, Self Sealing Door Net, Heavy Duty Mesh Screen Magnetic Closure Keep Bugs Out, Retractable - Pet and Kid Friendly, Hands Free fit for 39" x 82" Doors

I love the concept of this screen door. When I saw the price, I wasn't expecting much, but I figured for the money it wouldn't hurt to try. Last year I went through 4 screens on 2 doors. We have dogs and cats that go in and out ALL DAY LONG, as well as us farmer folks. The other screens were much lighter in design, and had individual magnetic bits about an inch long every 4" or so down the middle. The edges were a light ribbon. I even reinforced one of them with a heavier duty ribbon sewn on the outer edges, but it still tore and did not last.I just installed this magnetic door and these are the things I am already very pleased with:1. The material is more heavy-duty than what I have used in the past.2. The instructions are very clear to understand, and easy to follow.3. The magnetic closure is contiguous from top to bottom, resulting in a quick, secure closure every time.4. The adhesive strips are super-sticky.5. Although the adhesive velcro wasn't cut into strips (as suggested by the directions), it was easy to cut and there was plenty of it.As an accomplished installer of magnetic screen doors, I have a few tips to offer to ensure first-time success. Make sure the woodwork is clean. Start with the top. I recommend not quite going to the floor with the screen, especially if you have a cat (they tend to like to lay half-in and half-out and play with the edge it it's dragging - really!). Peel the tape off of the whole top, then lightly position where it gives you the proper length. Stick it down tight. Taper the sides down so that the bottom is a bit narrower than the top. This might offend your OCD, but it will ensure the door closes every time. The backing is sometimes stubborn to remove. I recommend turning the edge toward you so you can keep it coming off without tearing into annoying little points. When it tries to do this (and it will, because the adhesive is that good), just pick the point and continue down slowly, peeling as you go. Be patient. Good things come to those who wait. Then gently position the sides at the suggested slight angle down to the bottom (really good adhesive, remember?) and make any adjustments before you commit those suckers to stick (there may be no going back at this point, but as an accomplished installer, I wouldn't know, LOL). USE YOUR OWN LIGHTWEIGHT FINISH NAILS, not the push tacks. This is a leftover from my prior experiences with cheap tacks. The provided tacks actually look pretty good, all things considered, but my husband insisted we use the tried-and-trued method now that we're experts (!). Tack the top corners and put 2 in the middle at the split. Tack the bottoms and a couple of places along the edges just for good luck.Enjoy your new screen! These are so inexpensive (I paid $30 each for the cheap crap I got last year), that I will be buying a couple more for friends and for next year.ADDENDUM 9/27/20The provided tacks are really sturdy. My screens have lasted all year without rips, tears or any other damage. This is amazing considering the two new kittens added to the mix who have climbed them, played with bugs on the other side and generally abused them.THESE SCREENS ARE AMAZING! I just purchased another pair because I gave away 2 already to admiring friends.

Let me start off by saying this is my second time using a screen door of this style - and my first one was very, very poorly made. That said, it was still functional, and if this one arrived as good or better I’d be satisfied.This brand’s magnetic screen door exceeded my expectations; it’s made out of a very durable netting material and a solid, well stitched fabric border. It has velcro that goes COMPLETELY around the sides - and only half of it is sticky-backed, (the side you permanently mount to your door frame) because the other side is stitched securely right to the screen’s border! :DI am very pleased with how well it seals the edges, and it’s less likely to tear from fabric bunching up.I also love the magnets - they’re well spaced and placed, which provides a great uniform seal for the seam you walk through, and I didn’t have to pry open a bunch of crappy plastic cases to superglue it all together. Since the magnets on this prosuct are stitched right into the fabric seam, they stay in place really well. The quieter noise is a pleasant surprise, too.Some tips for installing and using it:*Attach the velcro sticker to the door directly on all three sides, instead of peeling their backings off and sticking them to the doorframe first. This will made sure your door is set up right and the velcro actually ends up where it needs to be. Peel a little bit of sticker backing off at a time, so you don’t have to deal with it sticking everywhere it shouldn’t while installing.*Don’t expect to be able to run through the screen at full speed or carry large, bulky objects through it without some extra care taken. This is a fabric screen, and while it’s durable for normal use, it’s still just fabric. Give it a little extra thought to step through it instead of just slamming through it and smacking it aside, and it will last you for years. (Even my super crappy quality one has lasted two years of daily use!)*put the door up - then set those shiny tacks aside, and give it a few days of use. This lets you make adjustments easily, because of the velcro seal. When you’re sure the door hangs right and works well, then tack it down if you want. You may find you don’t even need the tacks to keep it up. I use them because we have one heck of a wind tunnel where our door is, and lots of weather here by the lake, so extra secure fastenings are a must for us!*It’s better to hang the door to work right, than to make it line up “pretty.” It’s not going to fit your doorframe “perfectly square” if only because from the moment you put it up, you need to velcro the top band down in an upside-down V shape (their instructions picture it). This is important - it’s this small tension that draws the door closed. If your door swings open or doesn’t fully close, raise the center up a half inch to two inches until it does.I got the white screen to try, and I like how it looks against our white door. The black screen on my (crappy) first one does have a better view though - easier to look through dark mesh than light colors. Something to keep in mind if you have a preference for view being open or partially obscured! The white offers a nice partial privacy screen.

The media could not be loaded. This product is worth the price. Here’s why:1. It lasted over a year with approximately 25 rounds a day of walking through it, both people and small dogs.2. It’s easy to install3. Keeps most critters like crickets, flies and mosquitoes at bay.4. The magnet strength is strongI’m purchasing it again because the wear and tear has caused the magnets to begin to tear out of the fabric. In the often 105 heat days where I live, I imagine this product would last longer in milder environments. I would advise something stronger from larger pets. Please note that the provided images and video are taken after over 1 year of use.

Love this screen. Worked well on my doorway. Was easy to install, quick and simple. And lasted through toddlers and a huge party

"I recently purchased this product and it's absolutely fantastic! The quality is excellent and exceeded my expectations. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for one!"

The media could not be loaded. The concept is great. It was easy to install and it looks good. I have 2 medium dogs and this did not hold up well with one of them. He jumped and torn a few holes in it with his nails. Over a few weeks the dogs would get stuck in the holes and make them bigger. I did use screen repairing stickers to try and stop the ripping but they didn’t work either. I have had this screen 6 weeks. I would say it definitely is the dog’s fault and the screen is material is weak.

We like them a lot. We have two outside doors with these screens for two dogs. They last almost two years before they need to be replaced. Your first instillation will need close attention to sizing; and we added staples to the glued taping. Follow on replacements will go quickly.