AUGO Magnetic Screen Door - Self Sealing, Heavy Duty, Hands Free Mesh Partition Keeps Bugs Out - Pet and Kid Friendly - Patent Pending Keep Open Feature - 34 Inch x 81 Inch

I LOVE THIS SCREEN! Here is an honest review & WHY YOU NEED TO BUY IT RIGHT NOW.Are you someone like me who lives in suburbs aka areas where there are lots of woods/forests? How about near the marshlands kinda? Well if so, THEN YOU KNOW THESE BUGS/INSECTS OUT HERE ARE GIANT. GREENHEADS THE SIZE OF A HAND ✋️ 😳 🤣 & how about field mice, wood bees, bumblebees, hornets, wasps gnats, and MOSQUITOES..?WELL if any of this sounds dreadfully familiar and you too, like me, want some fresh air without the army of nature entering your home in attack mode. I PROMISE YOU BUY THIS SCREEN. THIS ONE. Oh you see a similar one... better check out the MAGNET structure first! This screen has magnets inside the material.. this allows a complete seal of the screen where you enter in/out... Confused?Let me explain. Husband bought similar product with different magnet structure thinking it was the same. Well any of these screens made with magnets that connect with plastic on outside DO NOT BE FOOLED. That causes a huge unsealed gap between each one. Big enough i could fit my entire hand through it. No critter will have any problems entering in with those...I immediately said no take them back (he bought 2).This literally turned into a semi heated marital dispute because his ideal was its here it's bought we have it whatever. And my ideal was ITS NOT GONA STOP ANYTHING FROM INFILTRATING SO WHAT WOULD BE THE POINT.Since I am commenting here then you know how that dispute ended and I ordered THIS SCREEN that very night 😂So, why this big long review? Because it's worth it! Imagine a heavy rainstorm flooding the neighboring fields.. MICE looking for shelter. I KID YOU NOT THESE MICE WERE CLIMBING THE SCREEN LOOKING FOR ANY TYPE OF ENRTY, CRACK, CREVICE .. but NOT IN MY HOUSE NOPE! THIS SCREEN KEPT EVERYTHING AND I MEAN EVERY LITTLE THING FROM LITTLE BUG TO BIG FAT MOUSE. Nothing got in. Even the weight of the mice, wind, and rain blowing on it. Nothing. Not one time did it faulter, open, fail nothing!!!!!!The quality is amazing as this thing lasted us 2 years until it wore out from regular usage. And this means heavy in and out traffic (family with kids, large dogs, and moving furniture through it multiple times) ! Yep large chairs, couches, ottomans all fit through it without any issue, even though it's an illusion that makes it look impossible... it's not. It will work, use the side hooks to hook the screens open and anything will fit through.My ONLY recommendation when it comes to putting the thumbtacks in for extra security is to put many on the top where the screen opens.So visual would be: |°° ° °°°°/\°°°° ° °°|I say this because my first screen, I used more tacks down the sides instead, and the top 2 tacks on either side of the opening kept popping out (but not til over a year of use so wasn't a huge nuisance we just added more thumbtacks.So this time!!!! I put the tacks on it as in the "visual" above and I think that will solve the problem for good.Okay, if you took the time to read my entire review (ha maybe nobody but the seller lol I truly don't care) just buy it already. It's the right decision. It's the only screen I will ever buy and I can't tell you how I will never go without one again. Game changer for sure 🙌🏻

This is a 'KEEPER'. First I got the door screen in like 8 hours. IMPORTANT: Measure your door opening and buy the correct size. The width of the screen door was perfect but had about 1" of open unprotected space at the bottom of the door. No way to correct it. Close but not perfect. Install was easy. NOTE 1: I have a metal door so the screen magnets sometimes attach themselves to the metal door. However if I let the screen door magnets attract to themselves before I close your house door it's not a problem.They recommend laying the screen door on a flat surface which is needed. NOTE 2: It would be best to work on a long picnic bench if possible when attaching the Velcro tape to the screen door. Why: I'm 78 and working on my knees is difficult. Placing the screen panels on a table top is working smarter at least for me.They include large plastic head thumb tacks to help secure the Velcro strip to the house door frame. Good idea if you need to remove the screens. NOTE 3: You won't be able to push the tacks into the wood door frame with your thumb and will need to use a light hammer. TAP, do not pound on the tack heads. The nail portion is ike a brad nail. Also, you need to hit the tack head dead center, a glancing blow to bend the tack shaft. Trying to straighten it out is difficult. (It happened to me.) I wish they included 1-2 extra tacks for good luck. Also you will need to space your tacks about 10-12 inches. I had a 32" door frame and used 4 on the top, and 8 on each side (82").I initially purchased a unit at Home Depot that cost $15 and decided not to use it. I am happy that I bought this one.It had more magnets that provided more closure of the right and left screen panels. There is also a tab on each screen panel that you can fold and hold the screen panels close to the door frame. I just might buy one for my laundry room to garage door.

Really quite clever and worthwhile, although not "perfect."Really pay attention to the direction that says there should be a slight upswing at the top of the screen where the two sides meet. That upswing is CRITICAL! Without it, the two sides do not close properly. We fixed that and the magnetic closure works perfectly.Also, wish it was about 2.5 to three inches longer - would close any gaps at the bottom of the screen and increase effectiveness of the device.It is great: our dog can go in and out on his own and our grandkids too. Weather here in Texas is perfect right now and we really enjoy being able to keep the door to the back patio open and get the fresh air.

I have never purchased a product like this before. But I have a new apartment and a patio but the door does not have a screen. I know, who builds apartments like this? I live in Michigan and there are bugs. Anyway I live alone and decided after reading reviews that I could put this up myself. The product was well packaged with just enough Velcro included for installation, as well as some tacks. The screen itself already has Velcro on it around the sides and top. I have seen some products that use double sided tape, which I didn't want. The instructions say to adhere the Velcro tape to the screen and then hold up the screen and pull the back side of the tape to adhere to the doorframe. But with just one person that seemed more difficult. I put the Velcro tape up on the doorframe itself on the top and sides. Then all I had to do was hold up the screen and adhere the Velcro on the screen to the Velcro on the doorframe. This is great because it can be removed easily to re-adjust. I did take it off and moved the top of the screen down a little to make the bottom just reach the floor. It also makes it easy to remove the screen when winter comes, and then put it up again the next spring. I just installed it yesterday, but was very easy to do and I will see how it works over time. But I am so far very pleased with this product!