Dixutzi Reinforced Cat Screen Door Fits Door Size 30''x 80'', Heavy Duty Pets Proof Screen Door with Zipper, Prevent Dogs Cats Running Out from Home (Black)

I’ve had this for a few months and waited to review.The fat void that lives in my house can’t figure it out. That’s not saying much because his two brain cells work hard on focusing to blink and breathe. The zipper is a little loud so don’t try to sneak snacks past because you’ll be heard. Duct tape it at the bottom or the cats will be able to skinny under it (not mine but I’m sure there’s an average size cat out there somewhere)Seriously it’s good quality and I’d buy it again.

This product is AMAZING! It works just as described and has held up to the three of them climbing up it all the time just for fun! The only issue I had was that they figured out how to wiggle underneath of it so I had to use a ferring strip and screws at the bottom 😇

Pros: Gets the job done! Its super sturdy and keeps the cats out and holds my adult cats weight. My cat started climbing the mesh like spider cat in the middle of the night and it didn't budge.Cons: The adhesive is so strong that I already can see it tearing some of the paint off my wall trim, so have some extra paint handy for when you remove this. Its also annoying to have to constant unzip and zip the mesh when leaving or entering the room in the middle of the night.

Not horrible but not the best. I got this so I could open my patio door in my apartment without letting the animals out. It’s easy to install, but the functionality is mediocre at best. There is no strap to roll the middle up so if you’re going to open it and go in and out of it multiple times you’re going to have to walk through it or tape / tac it up. The zipper hangs around the curves. For now it’ll work but I’ll probably shop around for another brand

Helped keep my sharp clawed curious kittens out of the kitchen and balcony

This is not sturdy. It does work but the dog jumping up on door can knock this loose.

I bought this to use indoors as I eased a new cat into my household of other cats. I had considered buying a screen door ($65 or more) to replace a wooden bedroom door so that the new cat could be in the bedroom while the others were passing by in the hall and all could see and sniff each other safely. This heavy-net door cost far less than a screen door, folds for storage, requires no special tools to install, is sturdy, and zips open and closed efficiently. It uses hook and loop tape to attach to the door frame (buy according to door- not frame-size). You can still close existing door if needed. I put cat food inside the door for the new cat and outside it for existing cats so everyone could enjoy eating while getting to know each other.

Worked great until the cat got wise and chewed through it. It took him over a year to get through so I ordered another one.