Adjustable DIY Magnetic Window Screen Max 55InchH x 36InchW Fits Any Size Smaller with White Frame Fiberglass Mesh

I’ve been looking for a screen that I could use in conjunction with the window A/C unit. I have been unable to find anything I could use. Then I can across this product and couldn’t be happier. It’s the perfect solution for what I’m looking for and extremely versatile. Instillation: The instructions were easy to follow and satisfying to complete. This product comes in pieces and it’s up to you to completely build the screen. Though it may take about an hour (for me- little to zero handiness) it’s easy for anyone to put together. I would recommend drawing the window out on cardboard first, laying out the cut pieces on magnetic strip, rather than installing one magnetic strip at a time. It was a little difficult to install and measure in my recessed window (see pictures). In the end it worked great and it’s nice to have some airflow in my room again. Plus: - the magnetic mounting makes it easy to take on and off if I want to use my A/C unit. - excellent seal will keep our spiders. - instructions were easy to follow. Deltas: - the magnetic strips were labeled incorrectly. - the magnetic strips and frame pieces are wound up and it makes the screen buckle. You will want to bend the pieces in the opposite direction to straighten out. - you can tell this was put together by a beginner. My measurements were slightly off and makes the screen look a little strange. That’s why I recommend drawing out on cardboard or large paper then cut the pieces. - this is only a temporary fix. This item is great but I would not use it to build screens for my house. It is perfect for those very specific needs... like incorporating a screen with an A/C unit in a city that doesn’t always get that hot (Seattle), but hot enough at times to want air conditioning for sleep. Overall... highly recommended for those unique uses.

Easy to put together and good quality

First, it works. Bugs stay outside, breeze comes inside. You can peel back the screen to open and close the window, then the screen snaps back into position, held via the magnetic strip. Hence, the 4-star overall rating. BUT... Installation is NOT easy: the white "clamping" track layer that holds the screen mesh in-place must be pressed into position with the world's strongest thumbs. Two grown men worked on this step for about 30 minutes, and we won't be bowling again soon. ALSO... the functionality of the screen is HIGHLY impacted by the configuration of window latches. Our window had 2 latches on the bottom, and we needed to cut the track material and screen to make room for these latches. Thus, the bottom of the screen was cut into 3 parts: a long strip in the middle of the two latches, and short strips on the outside on either latch. This made peeling back the screen tricky, and this is needed in order to open and shut the window. So, while the final product worked, it took a lot of effort to get it there, and it's still a bit wonky to use. But, so far, no bugs.

I live in a house that’s so old, the county doesn’t have record of when it was built. With old homes comes non-standard sized windows. It also means that air flow upstairs is EVERYTHING in the warm weather. We have one window upstairs that does not have a screen nor the space on the frame to install an outer screen so I used this to replace it. I took time to meticulously fit this to the window and my goodness, it looks professional. It’s sturdy enough to not let in the birds and wasps and not let my cat out. If you’re hesitant, let me tell you, this does the job in a pinch, looks great, and it can be used to fit non standard windows.

Where do I start? The reviews sounded really great, super easy, etc. however, even after measuring my windows and calculating the correct amount of mesh I would need in order to create screens after I made one window. Nothing was sufficient to cover any other window. The materials given at best will cover two small windows and are ridiculously difficult to put together. I wish I could get my money back, but seeing as I’ve already cut and used the product in the hopes that I could actually leave my windows open with the screen on them, is void.

The Magnetic Mosquito blind works well and is simple to install. Two Biggest problems I had, which made the job take twice as long, was the paper information sticky tape which which was wrapped around the magnetic tape was stuck to the tape so hard that it would not peel off easily, took me 15mins of peeling and cleaning before the Magnetic Tape was clean ready for use. Second problem, again the Magnetic Tape, was peeling off the Red backing tape. When trying to peel the red tape backing tape off, it would peel off completely, it was a real task to separate the Red peel tape and leave the sticky tape on the magnetic strip, again an additional 15mins to complete the peeling - Total job time 1 hour with 30 mins messing around. But!…product does work well when completed.

We started using these to replace the bulky, rusty, vintage screen on one small window, then bought enough to re-screen our whole condo. These are not, of course, the same as professional custom screens. They are, however, pretty easy to install (once you get the hang of it), very easy to operate, and a great solution to our specific problem. Among other advantages, these will be so much easier to remove and clean than the screens we had there previously. Our window frames are all metal, so I didn't have to use the magnetic tape with the adhesive on the back, I was able to just start with the grooved magnetic strip right on top of the windows. I've included a photo so that you can see from the side, these screens are not as tight as traditional screens. When they're up you can pretty unavoidably see creases in the the screen, billows from where it isn't super tight from the side. But I've also attached a photo to show why this is a feature, not a flaw: the fact that it's not taught allows for it to cover the window hardware without issue. And as you can see, from straight on, none of that particular issue is at all visible. I've also attached a photo of some window hardware I needed to work around, and how it was easy to find a solution with this system. These windows just never had screens because of their hardware, so we couldn't ever open them before now! And a final word about this fantastic seller: they went above and beyond to make sure we had what we needed to complete the project when I was concerned that there wouldn't be enough linear inches of magnetic tape to accommodate all of our windows. Some helpful things I learned from this during the process were that the largest sized kit comes with two corner hardware packets, so you can make two screens from it, and that the linear amount of the magnetic and cover pieces is around 240 inches per package. The customer service was great and communication was easy. I would absolutely undertake this process again after completing 7 screens of varying sizes.

Outstanding! Sometimes I am disappointed in products at this price level, but not this time. I bought this to go over a window in my RV that was not designed for a screen and it worked just right. The self stick magnets really did stick, the frame of the screen really does adhere to the magnetic frame, and the screen is pretty decent. Easy to apply and remove. The kit comes with three temp screen holders so you can apply the frame, but I cut several more out of leftover framing material and it made installation much easier. You need a nice sharp razor knife to trim the screen, scissors for the rest.

First time bothering to write a review because I'm so happy!! Thought I was either destined for a stuffy room or a room filled with mosquitos this summer. Not anymore! Simple to install with provided instructions and good amount of material in kit. Fyi, for people with my style of window- simple enough to peel off to open and close window.

Arrived the same day, exactly as described. I've used this same package before on two basement windows last summer, they are still in perfectly good condition - no lifting of the strips, the adhesive attaching the magnetic strips is still in place; the mesh is good; and the only thing I've had to do is push the grooved strip back onto the magnet in one small area because the window frame is a little uneven. I attached these new ones quickly onto another basement window and then an upstairs bathroom window. Last year, I was able to do the basement ones by myself, they were a bit fiddly and awkward because I had to sit in a window well to do it, and the windows were very wide and short, but I managed it alone no problem. This time I had a helper and it was quick and painless. I doubt these are a 20 year solution, but to keep mosquitos and flies out, and my kitty in, they have been a great affordable and easy addition to some older screenless windows. (My cat sits on the window sill complaining that he can't get out, I'm sure if he headbutted it aggressively he could manage but the screen is enough of a deterrent that he hasn't attempted it in a full year for the ones I installed last summer.)

Fab product, there are so many of these out there but I did not want to buy twice, this was perfect! The adhesion of all the strips was great and I managed to assemble it alone. The magnet holds well and it looks great on my white UPVC window, which I can happily leave open now with no fear of winged intruders, roll on next heat wave!!!

Great product and very easy to install if you measure twice and make sure to use the sticky tabs for screen tautness. Was tricky to find a durable product that made accessibility to the type of window I had. I bought the white one and I’m so impressed. Definitely recommend!

I’m only docking a star because it wasn’t 100% perfect for the sash windows in my home due to protrusions where there are handles (left some excess mesh to take care of this) and because there’s a small lip on the bottom edge of the window, but will absolutely do the job. Assembly and installation appears daunting on first glance for someone like me with ten left thumbs, but was really straightforward. The whole thing looks like it wouldn’t hold together prior to assembly, but stick with it, because it works a charm! A good, very sharp blade is your friend. I cut each piece to rough length and then trimmed as I went. I’d also recommend removing any blinds that may be in situ prior to putting the mesh up. I kept my roller blinds in place because the bracket on which they were installed wouldn’t budge, and it was still possible to install the screen, but removing the blind would’ve made life so much easier. Once everything is in place, removing the mesh to access the window is a cinch, and replacing the screen gives a positive and very satisfying magnetic engagement. Got this just to try out on my bedroom window but will purchase again for other rooms in my home and I’d definitely recommend it to others