MAGZO Magnetic Screen Door Fit Door Size 48 x 83 Inch, Screen Size 50" x 84" Strong Magnet Door Mesh with Reinforced Hook & Loop for Patio Door, Sliding Door, French Door, White

UPDATE OCT 2023: After a move to another state, I put this up and while it’s dirtier (because duh hangs outside plus I just haven’t had time to clean it properly), it is intact and still works great! Two dogs go in and out several times a day plus me plus stuff in my arms. 10 stars.UPDATE Oct 2020: Still going strong after 6 months! Through wind and storm and about a dozen dog/person ins and outs a day, this is hanging straight and clean. Can’t recommend it enough.ORIGINAL: I got the white, 80x32" screen door so we could leave the sliding glass door to the deck open, allow fresh air in, the dog in and out (and in and out), and us in and out with hands full. It comes with a screen repair kit, which I found very customer-conscious.BLUF (bottom line up front): So far, I LOVE this door. Makes life so much easier! Dog can be left alone and I can go in and out with my hands full, and the bugs and birds stay where they belong. As with anything , this screen will probably work best and last longest if it's installed with care and not abused. CAVEAT: I've had it two weeks in three major thunderstorms and an average of 10 in-and-outs a day. If something happens to change my rating, I'll come back and update.Highlights:I did this without help; it took 3.5 hours total to clean area and install because I measured VERY WELL and didn't rush installation; DON'T PUT THE VELCRO ON THE FRAME FIRST! put it on the screen, then hang the screen; don't rely on adhesion and velcro only - use the tacks or other anchoring method especially at stress points; well-weighted so it hangs straight; magnets spring back immediately; dog learned <day how to use it; packed instructions could be better but website has info; direct rain gathers in screen and must be shaken out so keep towel nearby; does filter light out more than "real" screen door; no good way to cut/resize so need Plan B if it doesn't fit as imagined; very very worthwhile and a good value.Details:It took about 1.5 hours to measure, cut, and hang after I took about 2 hours to remove the existing screen door, thoroughly clean the entire vinyl frame area and vacuum every nook and cranny (why not? I had the ladder out anyway). I'm extremely meticulous about measuring and ensuring things like this are installed so they look professional and last. But cleaning is a MUST or you risk starting with weaknesses in the install.In my case, the opening is 29" and the total available frame area is 31" which I knew going in; other screens were too narrow or the ratings weren't as good, or the screen was black, which I didn't want. It was just a little too wide to hang so the right side would fit on the door frame. Since the righthand side of the door is fixed (doesn't slide), I decided to adhere the vinyl to the glass, just outside the frame on that door. I know glass is easy to clean of adhesive if I ever wanted to remove it, and that adhesive sticks to glass better than anything so wouldn't need tacks there. It now looks like part of the frame from both sides, doesn't take away the light, and fits perfectly. BUT I had to be very deliberate about installing it so it would look good.TIPS:~ Clean and dry!~ Do a dry run by measuring it up against the opening before you do anything else. Identify the main top corner where you'll start the installation.~ Make sure you know which way you're hanging it before you start undoing the tape; there is really only one way, but it isn't evident at first and if you start peeling before you know that, it could be frustrating. (Instruction improvement needed.)~ USE THE TACKS or something similar, even if you put it on vinyl or metal. I don't see how you could hang this and use it a lot without these anchors.~ Put the tape on the screen before you hang the screen! Otherwise you truly risk a lopsided install. It isn't hard to hang the screen by undoing the tape along the frame as you go, with the screen on. And you won't get the leverage to press the velcro together that way.~ Measure and cut the velcro before you take any tape off. Start at the TOP of each side of the screen to the bottom, then fill in the top area. Go slowly and press well as you go, keeping it straight. It probably doesn't matter if the top goes edge to edge or the sides do, but I'd do the top across and start the sides just under that (minimizes dirt/water entering the top and forcing velcro to start peeling).~ When you have it up, you'll want to tack both the side and top catty-corner up there, and at each third along the top for larger screens (to relieve stress at the corners and center), then each side of the center opening at the top to provide anchors where the stress will be (six tacks total along the top for large screens and four for smaller ones). DO NOT tack in the center only! That is a stress point and the tack is likely to come out. Distribute the stress by putting in two tacks, one on each side of the opening, about three inches apart.~ Run the tacks through both corners before you start so they're already through. If you have a nail-holder, that could be useful. Have your hammer and tacks ready on the ladder. Use good hammering skills so you don't bend the tack or break off the head (they are just fine if you do this right; they have grips around the head to keep them in place, too).~ Start on a sturdy ladder by setting one of the top corners (with screen) exactly where you want it, peeling back the tape, and tacking a couple of inches from the top corner along the top. (Again, don't tack AT the corner; it's all about the physics of stress distribution). This is the hardest part because you'll have the weight of the screen to deal with and hammering the tack can be awkward. Use two or three good, direct strokes.~ Peel the tape off the velcro as you go along the top, pressing it firmly in place, then tack it as you reach the center, then the other top corner.~ Now you can easily run the velcro tape down each side, peeling and pressing as you go, since the top is anchored.~ Go back and tack the sides, with an extra one near the bottom, especially above where it's likely to open as dogs and feet go in and out.~ It adheres very firmly on glass (without tacks), as I found out. Also, in my case, I know that glass is very easy to clean of any residue if I ever need to remove this.~ WARNING: Because it's adhered by velcro AND tacks, you won't be able to remove it easily for seasonal or other storage unless you remove the tacks as well. It wouldn't be a big deal to re-tack it again, but after awhile, you'll be leaving holes. If you plan to take it down, I'd do three things: 1) use screws or another easily-removable method to anchor the screen at the stress points; 2) put grommets in for the screws; and 3) cover the velcro with a separate "mate" to prevent it from getting dirty when the door isn't on it.I hope this helps! Here's to happy living outdoors and letting all that's best about the outdoors in!

I've had this thing installed back in February 2021, now its February 2024 and it's time to replace it. It served me and my dogs well for 3 summers, it allowed plenty of light and fresh air into my windowless room and effectively kept bugs out. HIGHLY recommended. Easy install, though I didn't want to use the velcro (I think I will next time). I added three screws nearest to the middle parting because it would loosen from the top after a few passes, making the magnets be unable to draw together, so the screws kept it snug. Some of the plastic around the nails came off during use, but once the screws kept it tight, I never had a problem with it since. The screen of course got old and worn down, but a bit of tape kept it together through this last fall. Now the screen is definitely shredded from dogs barging through over the years, but that is what I expected. Three long years of near daily use!

It's exactly as described, way better quality than a cheaper magnetic screen door. The mesh feels durable, it's easy to install and was the accurate size based off my door measurements. I only complaint I have is that's that the windproof Velcro isn't accessible from both sides of the screen it's only on the outside. The Velcro that connects with the adhesive Velcro you place on your door frame is sewn directly onto the screen so I couldn't have turned the screen around to have the windproof Velcro facing indoors instead when I installed it BUT I can still close the windproof Velcro from inside it's just not as easy as it should be. Another bonus is that it mildly works as a privacy screen looking up from the bottom floor of my apartments to my apartment on the third floor! I couldn't see into my open door from down there at all but looking out from the inside it doesn't obscure the view that much at all. It's also dog approved, my dog figured it out in no time and loves it.

These screens are amazing. Better than a screen door because the dog can get in and out and you don't have to keep opening the door. They are as advertised, adhere well, and work properly. I have a big dog and mine gets a lot of use. I replace it once a year as it develops holes and tears and the magnets start to fall out the bottom. Plus , I am in Southern CA so the heat gives it a beating. It is still a great product and worth every penny.

This is the second screen I have ordered in 4 years. I have a Great Dane that barrels through the screen at top speed, which is why I’ve ordered two. It held up surprisingly well with the abuse it received. I took my door off my sunroom because my 130 lb dog would have busted right through it. She learned to go through the screen within minutes. It is very convenient because I don’t have to open the screen door for her. My sister ordered another brand of magnetic screen and the quality was not close to this one. It was thinner and tore easily. I’ve been very pleased with the performance of this screen.

Very easy to install. Durable and works great.

I gave this to my daughter and son-in-law and they said it's great as an insect barrier but their dog is too stupid to figure out that he can go through it! He's more than capable of going through their ACTUAL screen door (he's ruined it) but one that is made for such things? No...They said it was easy to install and looks fine.

I bought 2 product from different shop at same time. This is much better quality compared to other products

Points +: Le moustiquaire est très facile à installer. Il est évidemment préférable être deux pour installer celui a double portes. Les aimants permettent une fermeture complète et puissante. Le contour du rideau collé sur le cadre de la porte semble très bien tenir.Points -: J’ai trouvé un peu difficile de déterminer la bonne grandeur. Les insectes peuvent entrer pas le bas du rideau puisqu'il n'y a pas d'amant pour le refermer. Il est un peu plus grand que ce que j’avais besoin, mais avec un peu de créativité, nous avons réussi à l’installer et c’est parfait.J’espère que mon avis vous a été utile

Fit perfectly. Installation was a breeze. Works exactly as expected. Dog figured it out in less than a day! Great product!