Magnetic Screen Door, 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 (39.4" x 82.7")

Okay, folks, get ready to throw out your outdated, squeaky, not-so-hands-free screen doors because the Magnetic Screen Door is here to save your summer and your sanity. This little piece of engineering genius is a game-changer for those of us who have pets, kids, or, you know, just enjoy breezes without inviting bugs to the party. You know, the kind of breeze that says, “I’m summer, but I’m not bringing the mosquitoes.”Let’s talk about the self-magnetic closure, it’s like the door knows you’re coming. No more awkwardly trying to hold the door open with your foot while you juggle a phone, keys, and a grocery bag (because let’s be honest, you never have just one hand free). The screen door snaps shut like a ninja as soon as you’re through, keeping those pesky flies out while letting the fresh air in. It’s like a bouncer for your house, but instead of stopping you, it’s stopping the bugs.It’s also kid- and pet-friendly (no, really). Unlike those clunky sliding doors that can be a nightmare to operate when you’re carrying something, the Magnetic Screen Door lets your kids and pets come and go as they please, no sweat, no struggle. And if they can’t figure it out (looking at you, 4-year-old), there’s always the “stay-open” option with buckles...because let’s face it, there are days when you need the door wide open, and the bugs be darned.The 39.4” x 82.7” size fits most standard doors, and it’s easy to install. You don’t need to be a home improvement expert to get this baby up. It’s got no tools required, just peel and stick, and boom, you’re living in a bug-free, breezy paradise.PROS:• Hands-free operation: Walk through like a boss with no fumbling, no footwork required.• Magnetic closure: No more holding the door open with your elbow while carrying an armload of stuff.• Pet/kid-friendly: Let the pets and kids come and go without the drama of a manual door.• Stay-open option: Need to leave it wide open? Buckle it up and let the breeze flow in.• Fits most doors: The 39.4” x 82.7” size works for most standard doorframes.CONS:• Slightly tricky for heavy traffic: If you’re opening it and closing it a hundred times a day, you might miss the old-fashioned manual door. But hey, it’s still way easier than juggling with an actual door.• Not weatherproof: This isn’t going to stop a snowstorm, folks. It’s a screen door, not a force field.If you’re tired of battling with traditional screen doors that make you feel like you’re fighting with a medieval siege weapon every time you need to go in or out, the Magnetic Screen Door is the answer. It keeps bugs out, the breeze in, and your hands free. Plus, it makes you feel like a superhero with the ability to walk through walls (well, not exactly, but you get it).In conclusion, if you’re ready to turn your home into a bug-free, breezy utopia where the pets and kids can come and go like they own the place, this screen door is your ticket to freedom. You’ll never look at a traditional door the same way again.

Works are it should. Installed on my front door to keep the bugs out. I hung it a little high but that’s an easy fix. Definitely make sure to follow directions of keeping the seam higher than the sides. That aids in the closure ability of the system. Magnets are plenty strong to hold it closed, mind the fact that if you install it in a doorway that is metal, they can get stuck on the door and not properly close. Been using it for about a week now, very durable. I don’t have pets to use it with so I cannot rate that function, but the thickness of the screen is sufficient I think it would work well with pets.

It works but the magnets don’t connect automatically like you think they would. You have to give them a little nudge. And the tape is tacky enough to stay tack but not tacky enough to remain on your door frame/ wall with use. I recommend using the pushpins for extra durability.

my 3rd time buying this screen. one for me two for neighbors. the price is perfect, the product is so much better than previos screen purchases. the mesh is heavy duty, the magnetis strips hold back big breezes. compared to the magnets placed every couple of inches, this full strip is great. another nice feature is the tiebacks, tie them up and bring in laundry or shopping without screen damage. lol, big rant, but a very nice product. 3rd is on the way. thanks AMAZON

This screen is awesome and works well for use in an apartment building. It is extremely easy to install and does its job keeping the bugs out and the breezy days inside. I just love it and would recommend it to anyone who is looking for a screen door alternative

We installed this inside the door of a greenhouse we just put up. It fits perfectly and seems sturdy. I'm really pleased with it since I can be in the greenhouse with the door open (north Texas, high temps) and get more air flow without letting mosquitos and other insects inside.Because of the temperatures in our area, we stapled the velcro strip to the doorjamb with the paper still on. We don't want to have melted adhesive making a sticky mess (and the screen possibly falling down) and this has worked well for us.I'm very happy with this purchase!

So I got a few of these on sale and honestly I am glad I didn't pay full price.-They came packaged pretty good.-The instructions are not bad and it is pretty much self explanatory.-In order for the adhesion on the velcro to stick well you will need to super clean the area. Wash dry and then rubbing alcohol. Otherwise it will pop off and need to be stapled.-When you hang it you have to make sure it is tight but not too tight or it will not close properly.-If you are using this alongside a metal door it will stick to it instead of closing all the way. Which does get a bit annoying.-When it does stay closed it does keep out most of the bugs really well.-It is also great for letting in fresh air.-The magnets work really well at keeping it closed when it is windy and are strong enough to close it as long as it doesn't get stuck on the metal door.-One of the reasons I went with this one is because it advertised great for pets. while yes they can get in and out easily, one scratch at this material and it tore like crazy.So overall I would say if you have a super clean door frame (or don't mind stapling it), don't have a metal door and pets that won't get impatient trying to figure it out this works really well. All that aside with all the hassle of this I did get my husband to hang a real screen door up out back now.

Love this screen door! Much cheaper than a doggy door. My dogs can go in and out anytime they want to. Easy installation, strong netting, magnets hold the door together from top to bottom. Plus keeps the bugs out and light cool breeze coming in.