This is the second time I have had to order this product. I liked it very well until the stitching came out and all the magnets fell out. Hopefully the second time will be the charm.

Well-made. Easy installation with the supplied Velcro and tacks. It's a tad wide for my 36" opening but works fine anyway.

This is the second Augo we’ve bought. It’s not the fault of the screen; it’s the new rescue dog we have who was a little frustrated with the closed kitchen door and decided to take out her frustration on the old screen. We love the solid construction and easy installation of the Augo, and it’s the only one we’ve found that has the snaps midway up on each side that allow you to leave the screen open for easy in and out when you’re carrying dishes or drinks. And the price is very reasonable.

This magnetic screen door is great! Super easy to install and made of good quality materials. I love it! And my puppy does too unfortunately. Sadly, it is not puppy bite proof lol I will definitely buy another one once he gets older and not so land sharky.

Bought one of these three years ago, and it still looks pretty good but the magnets have given out. Had no idea that could happen, and I'm not super disappointed by it. Glad it held up so well as long as it did. Just ordered my next one, so yeah I'd very strongly recommend it.Easy to install. We'll probably leave the old velcro up and just replace the screen itself. It stuck easily and well, and is still in really good shape.Oh yeah -- three of my neighbors bought them too, all happy with the product. It's a winner.

A simple yet clever solution to your indoor outdoor conundrum. Now I can open the door and keep unwanted bugs out. The quality on this product is great and the magnets are strong.

Easy to set up/install. Size and description match perfectly. Looks great and functionally works perfectly. Dog's can easily go in and out with it after a little practice. Keeps the bugs out and let's the fur babies do their business.

This item was purchased to replace a previously fitted screen that had ripped. It is strong and durable and fitted seamlessly into the frame with the supplied Velcro strips. The closure is soft and effective in returning to the magnetic lock position ( and very quiet too)...no click-click-clicking as the magnets attached, only a cushioned closing sound. The joining magnets are perfectly aligned when mounted....but as others say, make sure it's in a closed position when mounting to ensure this. All in all very pleased with the purchase and much better than previously bought cheaper items that are sold commonly in other shops. Would definitely recommend this. Measurements are precise so it is advisable that you measure the assessable frame of the door that would enable attaching as the item would not be designed to be trimmed. Mine is on the outside as the door opens inwards and holds perfectly on the aluminium frame. Great product and priced well accordingly.

Einfach anzubringen, perfekte Passform, die Magnetleiste in der Mitte verschließt den Vorhang „automatisch“, wie von Geisterhand! Stabiles Material!

Don't look like the pictures AT ALLهي شبيهة باي نوع لكن أنا شفت الصور قلت اكيد دي خامة أنصف لكن مش هيا اللي في الصورماركة مختلفه وأقل في الخامات وسعر اعلي من باقي التجار

To block possible oily smoke we installed this screen. It's easy to install. The glue sticks on metal and wood easily and hardly, but not on painted wall. Cleaning is easy. Material quality is good. Worth the money.

I LOVE this magnetic screen door! Before purchasing, I measured the door opening, and saw that the screen was wider than the inner door jamb, but there are three jambs in that doorway; I don't know why that is, but it means plenty of clearance to close the service porch door when necessary. (Thank you to the reviewers who described how to fit the screen to a narrower door.)I put this on our Amazon wish list then sent my husband a message to check it out to make sure it would work. He completely missed my message with all the measurements, happened to see it in the wish list and bought it. Teamwork. Cool. /sIf you ask him, it was a PITA to install, but he's a perfectionist (he works with close tolerances as a machinist). From my perspective, as a, "skilled handyman" he instinctively knows what to do. Everytime. [I'm hiring him out when he retires. People always need a trustworthy handyman, am I right?] When the magnetic screen door arrived, he got out all his "handyman equipment", like a step stool and a plank to stand on to make the screen door easier to install. He applied the velcro around the plain wood door jamb, then attached the magnetic screen door's velcro to that. (You get one chance with the strip of velcro with the sticky back against the wall. Don't sweat it. A supply of special tacks with low (head) profiles are included to keep that piece of velcro well attached to the wood jamb. The tacks don't interfere with adhering the magnetic screen door's velcro.)I knew the magnetic screen door was going to be adjustable as I watched his progress. The screen went up, and the magnets didn't stay closed at first along certain points down the middle. Mandatory &%@! from him. When that stopped, I calmly suggested realigning the magnetic screen door's velcro to the velcro applied around the door jamb, starting at the top on each side, and moving down 6" at a time, and VOILA! The magnets connected all the way down the middle! It took less than 45 minutes to put up (remember, he's a perfectionist, it shouldn't take more than 30-45 minutes to install). The magnets down the center separate to open easily with a light touch, then return to a (completely) closed position.Ladies, if you're a "handywoman" with some experience, you'll find this relatively easy to install by yourself. I am not that, and need a "handyperson" to help with these types of projects.Getting my small Yorkie to push through the magnets took one round of positive reinforcement (I put one of her treats on the stair on the other side of the screen to get her to go out doors, then a treat on the floor inside the house so she'd push the magnetic screen door open to get back in. The magnets open easily. By the second day the magnetic screen door was up, she'd figured it out and got over her fear of "the new". (Note: If you have pets and they hesitate to go in and out, check their food and water bowls to make sure they haven't stopped eating. If they are eating, make sure they're going out to do their business!)Almost forgot the most important part! No flies, no mosquitos, no moths, no other flying insects can get through the magnetic screen door and into the house! That has been *wonderful* for three days now!Will touch base down the road on the durability of the magnetic screen door.

Before I bought this one, I had picked up a door screen some time ago because I had seen it at a friends cottage and like the one at their cottage... it fell apart, ripped and was generally useless at keeping bugs out effectively after a couple weeks/months of usage. This one... fits perfectly and works perfectly... The 2 sided tape sticks well and has survived the winter with no problems. Previous screen we had to tack and glue all around the screen to have it not come off the doorframe and even then, it ripped easily. The magnets are sewn into this screen (our previous one they clipped on, weren't as strong and then broke. They also were too far apart.) If you install it well, it snaps together after you walk through perfectly! The screen is heavier and weighted at the bottom and perfectly seals the door when not in use. It still looks brand new after a full year of usage. After the first one we bought fell apart, I almost didn't buy another and was thinking of getting a roll away screen, but they are expensive and this style is great for when your hands are full. I am glad I picked this one up. It is working very well and does exactly what it should. A couple small nitpicks and comments. If you leave this on through the winter, it is best to pull it back so it is permanently out of the way. Moving through the screen when it is frozen in snow at the bottom will likely cause rips and tears to happen. So I tried using the provided snap on ties to do that and they immediately ripped and weren't strong enough to hold the screen back. I ended up tieing the screen back with strings on both sides over the winter. Another note to those that are thinking of buying it. If you have a metal door or door frame... the magnets will quite often stick to the door, so it won't close completely after you walk through as the bottom magnet will attach to the door or frame. This is not a design flaw of the screen... simply an annoyance if you happen to have a door frame or door that will attract the magnets as you move through it.