Magnetic Window Screen, Adjustable DIY Window Net Max 23” x 32”-Window Screen for House Window with White Window Frames Grey Fiberglass Mesh

I have a large casement window where the screen had seen better days. Also when I want to open the window its always stuck and I have to partially take the screen off so I can push the window open a little. So I needed a new screen and found this item. The installation went off pretty well but the handle mechanism was at the bottom right up against where the magnetic tape had to go. I was able to route the tape slightly up around the handle and the white trim tape was able to conform to the bend. I was not able to get the trim tape near the handle to connect into the mag tape but when I took the screen off to trim the excess i was able to use a pliers to press the trim tape into the mag tape. I also needed to use the pliers to do the same thing in a few other places. Speaking of the pliers, I also used them to press on the corners and that worked out very well. The only negative on the parts was the included screening. It was pretty good quality but because it would have been impractical to ship it rolled up it was folded up in the box. I took it out and laid it on the floor and the folds were very visible. Leaving it on the floor overnight the folds were still very visible and I knew I would not be able to get a lot of tension on the mounted screen as you would if using spline. Luckily I had a lot of regular screening in a roll and used that instead. Yes, there are some folds in the finished screen, especially around the handle but overall its VERY NICE. Especially for the price ($25 on sale). IMPORTANT TIP: As soon as you get it take all the rolled items and unroll and stretch them on the floor, especially the white trim tape, to get the curviness out of them. I left them over night stretched out and it really helped during installation.

Great product a little hard to build but once you get it, it’s a savior!

There is good and bad, I will end up buying a second one for my other window.The good, it’s easier to install than I initially thought. It seems to work as it should.The other good is it took less than 15 mins to install.The screen looks fine.The bad is that I had to lookup on YouTube how to install it because the instructions are total gibberish and hard to follow.The other bad is that it has a chemical smell and as I was installing it, my hands were black with dirt and I had a terrible taste in my mouth. next time I will use a mask to protect my mouth/nose from the dirt and smell.

Don’t be a cheap a** like me and just buy a real screen. This thing is a nightmare. Took me 2+ hours and the instructions were super unhelpful by not mentioning you’re going to want to create space when putting this together so I had to go back, pull it off and cut things down again. There’s got to be an easier way to do a DIY screen and I don’t know what alibaba crap store they bought this from but holy heck, this is rough. I can honestly say I’d rather be raked over flaming hot coals than ever deal with something like this again.

I have an antique gate/exterior door gifted to me that I decided to restore, but when I got it from the previous owners all of the removable screen panels were gone and some of the hardware to hold them in place were broken. Rather than go on a hunt or pay for custom replacements, I opted to try this.Install took me about 2 hours, I used 2 kits for the whole door, and I got the gray color so it wasn't such a stark contrast. So far I'm pretty happy! 😊I found that having a small rubber mallot on hand was useful, but use it gently and judiciously. Also, I started out lining everything up/cutting to the millimeter, then trimming things back here and there because the design of these pieces needs just a little wiggle room, so don't drive yourself insane. I also waited to cut the screening until after it was installed in place with a box cuter, it made it easier to pull out taught and line it up, though there is extra fabric weight to account for on the front end. I also found for the last step of framing (the pieces that hold the screening on), it was best to do the sides starting at the bottom, then upwards.To get to this point with this door has been just over a year, hunting down antique replacement knobs and other parts for it has been a trip, so it was really nice to be able to get one thing done quickly and relatively easily.

Lo practico y bien que ajusta en la venta, se ve muy bien

The magnets were strong and the backside of the tape was plenty sticky enough, but the white plastic trim that is meant to snap the screen onto the removable magnet side is made of a poor quality plastic, that is difficult to get on and does not remain on. It’s easy to install in theory, if it all held together as advertised. The hard plastic corners helped keep the frame together, but it was much harder than reasonable to clip it into place over the white trim; I found sliding it onto the ends works, but messes up the rest of the barely holding on trim and takes you back a few steps. The grip the white plastic has on the tape magnet side it must attach to is very weak, no matter how you bend or press it on. I got one screen on somewhat okay, with the trim pieces popping off a lot in the process but eventually staying in place, but with the second screen, the plastic trim absolutely refused to stay in place at the top, and kept falling off or slowly separating. It was a late, hot, and frustrating night trying to get the second screen installed, before deciding to just clip the mesh in place for now. I think a different composition of plastic trim, capable of holding and returning to its shape when bent, with ledges better suited to the magnet ridges, would make a huge difference in product quality. The magnet tape by itself is really good, and the mesh is small enough to keep all kinds of bugs out. One worked fine-ish in a pinch but I’m going to try other brands next time.

Cut it to size and everything worked as described

Cumplen y buena calidad de los materiales, son fáciles los pasos a seguir para instarlo, lo único malo es que el último paso de embonar las tapas no es tan sencillo e implica mucho esfuerzo y se necesita fuerza.

Es fácil de instalar, práctica a la hora de utilizarla, y trae material en excedente de tal manera que se puede utilizar para cubrir otras ventanas.

Complejo de inatalae si no eres pro en esa área.

Muy fácil de poner y quitar para abrir mi ventana y asomarme

El producto está super bien diseñado, cumple su función a la perfección y es muy discreto y estético.Sin lugar a dudas lo recomendaría