Magnetic Window Screen, Adjustable DIY Window Net Max 59” x 51” with Innovative Magnetic Fastener, Fiberglass Fine Mesh, Window Mesh with 12 Magnets, Mosquito Window Screens for House Windows

Works great. Follow directions. Perfect fit!

Easy to ensamble, but magnets gets unglued easily. I just re-glue it whit a better glue & its works now fine!!

The magnets are sturdy and strong. Just make sure the metal part you are trying to get the magnets to stick to is wall metal not aluminum. If it’s real metal then these magnetic pieces are sturdy. Well made.

Adhesive is weak and falls off. Magnets are not very strong and pull off far too easily. Design flaw means the net is not tightly adjacent to the surface as the magnet housing creates a gap of a few milimetres between the net and the wall/frame, meaning there is a chance that mosquitos and bugs can get in, albeit much smaller chance than without a net altogether. Very disappointed.

My window is 59", but that doesn't include the trim around the window. I didn't realize that it was going to be too short until a little late. I ended up making it work, but applying it was super hard. The magnets were not strong enough. I didn't use them. We had put up a magnetic screen on our deck door which was much easier. I would not buy this one again.

Very nice work and safe me money

In our travel trailer we have an exit window with no screen, and to help the air flow, we'd like to open this window without letting in bugs. This temporary screen solved the problem for awhile. I used about half the screen fabric provided to cover the window. Update: I decreased the stars from 4 to 2 for this product. The magnets inside the plastic clips fall out and need to be glued in place. The screen fabric pulls out of shape and can get saggy. The directions are very helpful and suggest that the included magnetic clips be placed about 30 cm apart along the sides and two at each corner. However, if one intends to use all the screen fabric provided, there are not enough magnetic clips to keep tension on the sides of the screen with a larger window--in my opinion. The clips are fairly easy to install. The little slicer tool that's included is really helpful. What was difficult was positioning the magnets on the wall with the adhesive--I wish I had waited for my hubby to be there to help me so that the screen's magnets would've stuck to the wall in a straighter alignment. Because the magnetic clips are heavy compared to the lightweight screen fabric, they were flopping and drooping during installation. Once the magnets are stuck to the wall, the clips stick pretty tightly. The screen has held in place with strong breezes, and no bugs have snuck in, yet! Helpful installation hints: The screen kit recommends cleaning the wall before adhering the magnets--so have some alcohol wipes on hand as part of the installation process. The directions also say you can cut along the mesh lines as they are straight--but with progressive lenses, it was dizzying to try to cut in a straight line. It would be best to have a paper pattern (like in sewing) to use as a cutting guide. Also, have a table and good scissors.

The net is good for protection against mosquitos buy the 3M tape on back is not durable at all. It started falling off in a day. Would suggest to change it before using.