QWR Reinforced Cat Screen Door,Fits Door Size 32''x 80'',Thickened Cat Proof Screen Door with Zipper Closure for Living Room,Kitchen,Bedroom.

My first cat and new cat have to be separated until they get along, and I must have spent over $300 on door gates. My little cat would either jump over or even squeeze through the bars. For twenty five bucks, here came my salvation. I didn't mess with the velcro, I just staple gunned it to the wall. Which made it even easier to install and probably more reliable. It's also very pretty. If you want to use it for a patio or a deck without investing in a door it will work for that too. My biggest concern is that I'll have to find a way to re-purpose it when I don't need it for the cats anymore. I like it that much.

This screen is amazing. I bought it to separate my new kitten from my resident cat. It is incredibly sturdy despite both of my boys climbing it multiple times! For reference my resident cat is 12lbs. It was super easy to set up and fit my door perfectly. Highly recommend!

Works great, only problem is that the stitching is long and one of the cats was chewing it and ripped the stitching open. We screwed the bottom to the floor to keep them from going under, but the Velcro has held up great.

I didn’t used the sticky tape. Instead of the tape I made a wood frame to secured it. It’s perfect for what I need. I have several cats that I needed to separate. Does the job.

This was the second one I've bought of these and the first one installed well and lasted 10 months which isn't bad considering what it is and it has to hold up to 2 cats and their claws but this second seemed to have different tape on it than the first one. It was very cheap tape and when I was peeling the back off of it, it kept tearing and it was very hard to peel it off once it tore so the process of putting it up took much longer this time than the first time and it was very frustrating. But once I got it up it seems to be just as good as the first one. Hopefully this one will hold up a bit longer!

I am a little worried about the zipper. I tried moving both zippers to the other side of the door but the one that was at the top before didn't work nearly as well as the bottom zipper. I'm hoping as long I I only use the good zipper it will at least last this summer.

I had to use these to keep my cats separated once it became clear that in the summer I wasn't going to be able to keep the doors closed without someone having a heat stroke. This was a better permanent solution than the baby gates I was using. It's a little annoying if its a door you use frequently, having the unzip and rezip the whole thing. And think about the side you want the door flap to be on before you install it. It held up for as long as I was living in that place though part of the adhesive had started to peel up (but it comes with plenty of velcro tape, if you need to replace any you're all set.) I had been a little worried about my cats working open the zipper or climbing it and tearing it down, they never even tried. Worked great.

I wanted to open my balcony door for ventilation and was also looking for a way to block bugs from coming in.So I decided to purchase this Door Net!I have been using it since I got it delivered.It's incredibly useful and the quality is also good.That said, it does take some effort to apply but it's worth it.Would recommend.