QWR Upgraded Pet Screen Door Fits Door Opening Size Up to 30"x80",Heavy Duty Cat Proof Mesh Screen Door with Zipper Closure,Prevent Cats Running Out from Home,Bedroom,Living Room,Kitchen(U-type,Black)

Has worked remarkably well to keep my cat out from the area of the house with many small and breakable objects. It is strong enough that my cat can just climb all the way up to it (when his claws haven't been trimmed in a while), and I haven't seen any rips so far. After about a year of use the zipper is a little worn, but it is still working great. I'd replace it with the same thing if the zipper ever became actually unusable. Keeping flying bugs out from the other areas is just a bonus. Big thumbs up.

I've been fostering cats/kittens for about ten years now and I've tried just about everything from baby/pet gates to a large piece of plywood to cover the door frame separating my hallway and living room. When my foster kittens get brave and run out of their room they would either slip between the bars of the gates or jump over it. They also learned they could climb over the plywood or knock it down entirely depending on their mode of attack. This screen door stopped them in their tracks! This product covers the entire frame closing off the space between the two areas with ease keeping the kittens in the hallway instead of running into the living room. Installation is super easy and the screen rolls up when not in use. The netting is durable and so far so good with staying adhered to the door frame. Just be gentle with the zipper because my husband pulled too hard and almost broke it off. My adult senior cats seem to like the screen door too. The barrier keeps the high energy fur balls at bay so they can continue to sleep peacefully on the living room couch without interruption. So far. So good. Unless kittens grow thumbs I feel this product will hold up very well.

My only gripe isnt necessarily with the product itself, but the push pins that come with are very thin making it hard to push into any material, hurt my thumbs pretty badly. As long has you know how to remove them, a wall stapler works much better, is easier, and more durable if put in the right areas. The product is very good and sturdy, i have 2 cats around 9 months old that i just got, their nails were very sharp as i have not had a chance to grab a scratch pad or trim their nails yet, they both jumped up, clawed at it, clung to it, held up with zero worries.

During quarantine, we got 3 cats who’ve learned to cohabitate without any problems. Five days ago my daughter brought her new cat over to do introductions to our 3 cats.🤦🏼‍♀️ After allowing her boy to explore our basement, she took him home. We let our boys down into the basement and all h*** broke loose! There was bristling, hissing, biting, scratching, growling, screaming (that last one was me!), and fur flying all over the place! We managed to separate all the cats behind closed doors and cursed ourselves for ruining 4 years of blissful coexistence.🤦🏼‍♀️😞 After chatting with our favorite cat friends, we ordered pheromones and these cat screens. The cats needed to be able to see AND smell each other in order for things to get back to normal. These screens are fairly easy to install, and fit perfectly based on the door measurements. Our door frames aren’t just flat pieces; they have decorative grooves carved in. We had to make sure the adhesive was in the largest groove. I hoped the adhesive would be enough to hold it in place because I hate putting holes in anything, but within ten minutes of being put behind the screen, one of our very determined cats pushed his way out of a 2” space (we THOUGHT we had sealed down. We noticed overnight, the screens also pulled away from the door frame so only the bottom part was still adhering to it. We were thinking about just using closed doors and sending these back, but we really wanted the cats to see and smell each other. We decided to go ahead and use the tacks the screens came with to hold the screen on the frame. It worked! Having the screens has allowed the boys to see and smell each other while keeping everyone safe. This REALLY helped to expedite everyone getting back to normal quickly. The screens are easy to use. We installed the screen in the hallway. We place a cat in the room and shut the door. Then we unsnap the screen and release it to its full length. Next we zip it so there’s an only space for our hand right by the door handle and gently push the door open, leaving the zippers closed and higher than the cats can reach. The screens aren’t beautiful, but they’re not hideous either, so right now, we’re planning to leave them up for a bit. They will be perfect for post-vet visits. They’re heavy duty and made from the same mesh that one of our fabric carriers has on it for breathability- pet-proof mesh. I highly recommend these screens.

It worked great to separate my 2 feuding cats while they are eating and learning to like one another again. It says it works best on wood door casings. But, I don't have door casings, just plaster walls and a tile floor. Seems to be working great. And the cats are beginning to tolerate one another again!!! I know it will remove paint when I remove it, but we are getting ready to repaint the inside of the house anyway. I would definately recommend this screen door. The zipper works really good too. The velcro sticks well, they haven't pushed through it. Super easy to install. A good value.

i would say this product is a great concept and worked really well until my cats got fed up with it and ate a hole through it after quite a few weeks of using it. they were able to tear the mesh away from where the zipper is connected. then the sticky strips tore off paint around my door frame luckily my apartment complex didn't care about that when I moved out. i tried using a Blow dryer to help make the glue less sticky but It ended up making it worse. i now just have a 5 foot tall pet gate and that works better but I have one cat that can still jump it but the others cant. overall product worked as described just doesn't work for me and my 4 cats

I didn't expect this to be as durable as it ended up being. We do have ours held up with thumbtacks, but even with our cats playing and tugging on it, it stays in place. Really good value and it was really easy for us to put up. It is pretty visible just because it is covering a doorway, but when I roll it up, I don't notice it's there.

Muy buen producto. Es resistente y mantiene muy bien a las mascotas fuera de la cocina donde se puso. 100% recomendado. Solo revisen bien que medida necesitan.

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Como tengo maquina de coser lo adapte al tamaño de mi puerta, es de buena calidad los materiales, me encantó lo clmore oara protección de mis gatos y tenga mas ventilación mi depa, la verdad estoy encantada con el producto, es firme la fijación y se ve super bonito, qhora tengo mad luz, ventilación y mis gatos se entretienen viendo hacia afuera, de hecho voy a comprar otros dos para otras habitaciones,10 de 10 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Overall the screen seems pretty sturdy and thick. The velcro tape on the other hand, is awful. It is quite sticky, but the paper backing sticks to it so badly that it will effect the ability for it to stick to the door frame, so be warned. You are much better off buying your own velcro tape since it is likely the manufacture doesn't give a rat's ass about changing it and just wants something cheap to capitalize on. The zippers get stuck, so be careful and patient. I am going to try rubbing some bar soap on the tracking to help make it glide smoother. Yet another byproduct of skimping on the manufacturing process.

I tried everything but, ultimately, my cat got through the door. The Velcro tape is too weak, and I would rather not have little holes from the pins in my door frame.Cats are extremely intelligent animals, and if they want to get in or out, they will.