Cat Resistant Mesh Screen, 38" x 83" Cat Resistant Door Screen with Zipper Stop Cats Running Out, Thickened Cat Resistant Mesh Screen Door Pet Door Screen for Cat Pet Home Bedroom, Living Room Door

It worked great, kept our cat from going downstairs and from getting into it with the step-family's cats. Considering on buying another one for our new place.

Not very adhesive to the bottom of the door frame where it's aluminum. But as far as the durability of it, so far so good! It's surviving my two kids and a kitten!

MY CATS HAVE CLIMBED THIS SCREEN AND NO TEARS. THE ZIPPERS ARE NOT THAT STRONG THEY ARE COMING APART

Use in my hall to segregate cats from upstairs. Have used for over 8 months with no complaints. Easy to install durable and fits amazing

Decent and does exactly what it says, but had to attach the bottom strip to the carpet and it didn't stick for too long but still worth the cheap price for its initial effectiveness

It sticked well for the first two days, after that the adhesive went down hill. By the 4th day, my 8 week kitten pulled on it and it unstuck from my wall and he was able to get out do the room.WORST OF ALL, it peeled the paint off my walls. Immediately returned.

My cat scratches at the velcro and I can't sleep because of the sound. There have been multiple times he's broken into the room he's not supposed to be in. The zipper also gets stuck sometimes. But it does have good airflow

It comes with both a roll of (one side sticky, one side Velcro) tape and also tacks. I chose to try and stick it on first. Works good on a felt surface, but don't try and move it or it will unstick. Don't unzip it too hard or it'll pull off. I'd recommend the tacks. It is sturdy, and although my cat doesn't claw it, it has deferred her from going up the stairs. It's loose at the bottom though because there's no lower frame, but she hasn't tried to crawl under it. If you have an escape artist, you might want to put a little board at the bottom if you don't have a lower frame to attach it to. Overall, I'm satisfied with it and I hope it remains sticky throughout the four seasons, otherwise I'll be tacking it. It's thick, so should hold up against attacks from cats if you have it tacked to the wall. A kitten could probably be restrained by the tape, but not a heavier cat if it pushed on it.