ABS plastic frames encase a polyester or fiberglass mesh door in pet-size portals. Just a push on the screen gives pets access to the outside. For the following locations next day delivery may take up to two working days: Aberdeen (AB 30-35, 41-54), Northern Highlands (AB 36-38, 55-56), FK (17-21), HS (1-8), IV (All), KW (0-14), PH (15-32, 34-48), Eire (Republic of Ireland) (EI (ZZ75) (All)), Glasgow (G 83), Guernsey (GY 9), Oban (HS 9, KA 28, PA 20-99, PH 33, 49-99), Isle of Man (IM (All)), Arran (KA 27), Orkney Shetland (KW 15-99, ZE (All)) and Cornwall (TR 21-25). Pet Mesh: Pet screens aren't actually designed or intended to keep pets inside. As with standard mesh, the purpose is to let fresh air in through your door opening but keep the insects at bay. Howeverk, the mesh is a tough, hard-wearing mesh which is more claw-resistent and ideal for installation where you would be concerned about the durability of standard mesh. This mesh isn't indestructable, but will stand up to a great deal more punishment from your energetic furry or feathered friend than a standard mesh would.

So if your hands are full, or you have a forgetful family member, you can still let fresh air in and keep annoying bugs out. In testing, we found that this magnetic screen was very durable. It’s heavier than polyester mesh screens, and the weight helps keep the screen in place on breezy days. The hasp latch design on the middle and bottom of the screen door curtain also helps keep the screen in place on windy days. It opened with ease as we passed through it, and our dogs could get in and out without damaging or pulling it off the wall. Once installed the premium quality mesh lets fresh air in but keeps insects, moths, flies, and other pests out. Your DIY magnetic door screen kit is easy to installTo shop wisely for the best magnetic screen door, factor in the following considerations including the size, materials, construction, intended use, and ease of installation. Measurements All magnetic door screen kits come complete with easy to follow instructions and require no screws, no nails, and will give you no hassles.

This mesh is not only great in keeping out flies and insects, but also allows fresh air and sunshine into your home. Magnets: These fasteners are used primarily for closing the two sides of the magnetic screen door. Heavy magnets are stitched securely into the hem of the screen, and their weight forces the door to automatically close. Side snaps, which are available on some models, keep the doors open without people having to push through the screen. They act like curtain ties to keep the two mesh screens open and can be unsnapped when closing the mesh screen is desired. Here is a useful overview we have put together to answer any questions you might have about bi-fold door setups as well as how to screen them. Before installation Although there seems to be a popular belief that bi-fold doors are not compatible with fly screens, this is simply not true.The mesh being used is often referred to as Fireproof mesh, because it is made from a glass fibre flame retardant material, and with a colloidal coating. Bi-fold doors are able to change a drab living space into a spacious and inviting entertainment area that merges the indoors together with the outdoors. Snap Screen is the perfect solution. The mesh fabric construction allows air to circulate but keeps bugs, flying insects, mosquitoes and other airborne nasties out where they belong. But, unlike ordinary rigid screen doors, Snap Screen is self-closing!

Our magnetic screen doors has a sturdy and well sewn velcro frame which allows for simple installation and long lasting performance.

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Magnetic screen doors are generally very simple to install by a DIYer if the manufacturer’s directions are followed. Though quality models stay in place quite well when properly installed, they may be considered as temporary screen doors since taking them down can be done easily. Here are a few considerations to keep in mind during installation: House flies are just nasty! They hang around the filthiest places – sewers, garbage heaps, and garbage dumps. They eat the nastiest substances – discharges from wounds/sores, sputum, spoiled and decaying food, decaying animals, and fecal matter. So, they feast on everything gross in this world. Thanks to the wind-resistant hasps on the middle and bottom of the screen door curtain, we found that this screen stayed closed on breezy days. The screen is heavier than the double-door polyester screens we tested, which helps keep it in place on windy days and enables it to withstand busy foot traffic. It opens and closes easily, and our dogs can pass through without issue.