EGNBU Heavy Duty Magnetic Fly Screen Door (90x210CM) with Powerful Magnets & Full Frame Magic Tape

The essentials

If you want fresh air at home without letting mosquitoes and other flying insects in, a magnetic door fly screen is one of those fixes that sounds simple—until you use it and realise how much of a difference it makes. This EGNBU Heavy Duty Magnetic Fly Screen is designed to sit over the doorway and let air flow through, while the mesh and magnet seam work together to keep bugs out.

On paper, the big selling point here is convenience. The middle seam is lined with magnets so the screen can part when you walk through and then close again behind you. That means you’re not wrestling with Velcro every time, and you’re not reaching for a separate latch either.

Key takeaways (what stands out)

The design here is pretty practical: a magnetic seam for easy entry and an installation approach that doesn’t require screws or tools. You apply self-adhesive hook tape to your door frame, then attach the screen so it stays in place through the season. The curtain is also described as removable, portable, foldable and washable—handy if you want to store it over winter rather than leaving it up all year.

A second thing worth noting is the “heavy duty” angle. The mesh material is described as upgraded and more durable, not easy to break, which matters if you have kids, pets, or just a busy doorway. It also includes metal thumbtacks and full-frame hook & loop strips for extra stability, which suggests the screen is meant to sit firmly rather than feel flimsy.

There’s also a size boundary you should be comfortable with: this version is intended for door frames up to 90x210CM (width up to 90cm, height up to 210cm). That can be brilliant for the right doorway, but it can become a disappointment if your frame is just a bit outside those measurements.

What it’s like to use

In day-to-day terms, this kind of fly curtain is all about the gap between “annoying” and “effortless”. With a magnetic seam, you should be able to open the screen by pushing through with your body or carrying items, then let it fall back closed behind you.

Imagine it’s evening, you’re moving laundry in and out of a patio door, and you want the door open for airflow. Instead of keeping a separate insect screen door closed or dealing with complicated fastenings, the magnets are intended to do that closing automatically after you pass. For pet households too, the description says pets can pass through the curtain at will.

That said, it’s still a curtain. If you expect the same rigid “sealed” feeling as a permanently installed screen door, this may feel more like a seasonal barrier than a full replacement.

The not-so-great bits to consider

The magnets and tape approach are convenient, but it depends quite a lot on your door frame and how clean/ready the surface is for sticking hook tape. The product text advises measuring your door before ordering, and that’s genuinely the critical limitation—if the screen doesn’t match your dimensions, you’re forced to look elsewhere.

Also, while the mesh is described as more durable, it’s still a fabric mesh. If your doorway gets heavy day-to-day traffic, you’ll want to make sure the attachment is properly aligned so it doesn’t sag or lift.

Tech specs

• Type: Magnetic door fly screen / insect mesh curtain
• Size: 90x210CM
• Features: Powerful magnets with magnetic seam, full frame hook & loop strips, removable, portable, foldable and washable
• Installation approach: Self-adhesive hook tape on the door frame, no screws or nails required

Should you buy it?

It’s a good fit if you want a straightforward way to keep mosquitoes, flies, and similar insects out while still letting fresh air in—especially during hot summer days—without needing tools for installation. It also suits households where you need a screen that’s easy to pass through quickly (and the description suggests it can work for pets too).

It’s not a great match if your door frame is larger than 90x210CM, or if you’re not willing to measure and install the hook tape carefully. If you prefer a fixed, hard-mounted screen that feels like a permanent door, a removable magnetic curtain may feel too temporary.

Mini FAQ

How is it installed if I don’t want to drill?

The description says you don’t need screws or nails. You apply self-adhesive hook tape on your door frame and attach it to the screen using the full-frame hook & loop strips.

Does it open and close automatically?

Yes—according to the description, the middle seam has magnets so the screen can open easily and then close seamlessly after you pass.

Can it be removed and washed?

It’s described as removable, portable, foldable and washable, so you can take it down for winter storage.

What size door frame does it fit?

This model is intended for door frames up to 90cm width and 210cm height. Measuring before ordering is recommended.

Final verdict

Worth considering if you’re trying to make an open door feel usable again during insect season. Just don’t skip the measurement step, and treat the installation as part of the performance—get the alignment and tape placement right, and it should feel like a practical daily barrier rather than a fiddly curtain.