Bro Fly Mosquito Net Stops Fruit Flies, Durable Insect Mesh Screen Netting Roll for Window and Door, High Density DIY Mesh Screen Keep Bug, Bee, Spider, and Winged Insect Out (Grey, 120cm x 250cm)

Absolutely brilliant mesh. I’ve been using the cheaper material ones for years now but anytime there’s a bit of wind they rip, but this stuff is a much better material and a lot stronger and easier to cut. I did two 3ft windows and there was still enough left Over for another room. For me I only care about keeping spiders and bugs out and keeping my bedroom cool all year round so I use a spray glue that is normally used for sticking carpet down and it goes on really easy and it’s quick and doesn’t come unstuck, obviously this means that once the screen is on then it’s on permanently until I replace it which means leaving my window open all the time as I can’t unstick and restick it but that works fine for me. If you’re more concerned about leaving the window open then you’ll have to use a tape you can unstick each time you go out but Velcro Won’t work with this as it’s More of a plastic than a soft material but either way this stuff is fantastic and I’ll definitely be ordering again and again so I can feel safe without worrying about spiders/wasps/ flies invading my home and making me run screaming out my front door and never stopping like forest Gump. I’ve also sent the link to friends and family who have ordered and all agree it’s a must have for any house

Verry good

My window is a tilt and turn, and operates by opening inward, which makes this product super easy to set and forget. How I did it: Be sure to order double sided tape. 6mm seemed most ideal. Clean around the surface you're putting the tape (I used the included brush, and wiped down some bits too). Might need to remove the rubber in places depending if you can get your fingers in the gaps. I recommend cutting it so there's not too much excess, but enough to deal with slight errors. Roll it up, and start by sticking to the bottom of the window first, then peel off the backing of the sides and start unrolling and working your way up. I wouldn't suggest completely pushing hard to stick it to the tape so you can actually stick another layer on top to clasp it a bit better after you're done. Pretty much it, such a nice feeling to not have to worry about bugs in my room when the lights on at night, or wasps and such coming in early mornings! EDIT: Loses a star because midges/gnats seem to be small enough to get past the net.

I bought this and made a wood frame for my back door to keep cats and bugs out, I used this mesh which was good quality, Looks good and was good value for money, does keep the bugs out, spray glued it to the frame and also stapled and small strip over the top before stapling, all easy to install and the glue I used made it adhesive good.

Really good material and covered both my windows. Attached with magnets 🧲 Great value and I would recommend this product

The mesh seems to be the perfect size to prevent mosquitoes getting in but the instructions and only one tool, a cleaning brush, gives me no idea on how to put this net on my window frame!!

Simple to cut and because it is a bit stiff, very easy to hold and manouevre into place. Fine mesh keeps out everything except miniscule moths. Shame that spline and frames are unavailable in the uk to make removable screens, but used narrow Command strips so can easily open to access window furniture etc and no damage to paintwork. In all, extremely pleased!

Good quality