Magnetic Fly Screen Door (85 x 200cm) with powerful magnets, black mesh strips

If you’re fed up with insects getting in every time a door is opened, a magnetic fly screen door can be one of those simple changes that actually feels practical day to day. This Magnetic Fly Screen Door uses a mesh curtain that’s kept shut by strong magnets, aiming to auto-close quietly after you pass through.

The essentials

This is a fly screen door curtain designed for door frames where you want temporary insect protection without building a full door system. The curtain is supplied at a full size of 85 x 200cm, and it includes the edge Velcro, so it’s meant to be secured around the perimeter of your door frame.

A key part of the pitch here is the magnet approach: the mesh is intended to close automatically in about a second and without sound, so it doesn’t rely on you pulling a flap back into place. There’s also a note about a wide top design and nylon yarn, which is presented as helping the curtain handle regular use with a stronger load capacity.

What you’ll notice in everyday use

On paper, the appeal is the hands-free flow. You walk through, the magnets bring the two sides back together, and your home gets fresh air without inviting in mosquitoes and other bugs.

It’s also positioned as pet-friendly in the sense that it’s described as “friendly for Pets” and it lets air in. That said, “pet-friendly” can mean different things depending on how confident (or curious) your animal is—so if you’ve got a jumper that tests barriers, you’ll want to watch how they behave with the curtain.

One practical micro-scenario: if you open your front door for deliveries or to carry things in, you’re not trying to align a zip or lift a flap each time. You simply pass, and the screen is designed to close back on its own.

Key points for choosing the right size

Before you buy, measure carefully. The listing specifically asks you to measure the inside and outside dimensions of your door frame, then choose the right size.

For this one, the stated curtain width is 85cm and the height is 200cm, and the product says this is the full size including the edge Velcro. There’s also an important limitation to keep in mind: because measurements are manually taken, the size may have a 1–2cm error, which is noted as normal.

That means if you’re exactly on the edge of fitting, you may want to double-check and not assume “close enough” will always look tidy or seal well.

Ease of installation (and what it means)

Installation is described as drill-free and quick—within minutes—using the included Velcro fastener. The Velcro is said to work for flat door frames of all materials, and for uneven wooden frames the listing mentions nails.

There’s a small but meaningful trade-off here: it’s not a permanent fixed screen door, so the quality of the fit depends on how your frame sits and how well the Velcro contacts the surfaces. If your frame has gaps or is uneven, expect you may need a bit of care during fitting.

Removal is also meant to be straightforward, which can matter if you want the option to take it down seasonally.

Where it shines, and where it may not be ideal

This magnetic fly screen door looks best for people who want insect protection plus airflow, without the hassle of more complex screen systems. It’s aimed at keeping insects such as cockroaches and mosquitoes out, while still allowing fresh air in.

It may not be the best match if you need a perfectly rigid, permanently sealed solution—this is a curtain system secured around the frame. Also, if you’re extremely tight on dimensions, the 1–2cm measurement variation plus the reality of Velcro sealing might become a hassle rather than a benefit.

Tech specs

• Name: Magnetic Fly Screen Door
• Type: Fly screen door curtain with magnetic closure
• Size: 85 x 200cm
• Colour: Black

Buying verdict

If you’re looking for a simple way to block mosquitoes and other insects while keeping doors usable and letting in air, this Magnetic Fly Screen Door makes sense—especially if you can measure your frame and you’re happy with a Velcro-secured curtain rather than a fixed installation.

It’s not for you if your door frame is difficult to seal with Velcro (significant unevenness or odd gaps) or if you’re buying without checking measurements, given the stated 1–2cm manual measurement tolerance.

For most households, though, it’s a practical “measure, fit, and move” solution: pass through, let the magnets do the closing, and carry on with normal daily door use.

FAQs

Is this screen meant to be permanent?

No drilling is required and the curtain is described as easy to remove, so it’s designed to be fitted and taken down without turning it into a permanent installation.

How do I choose the right size?

Measure both the inside and outside dimensions of your door frame, then match that to the curtain size. This one is 85 x 200cm including the edge Velcro.

Does it close quietly?

The listing states it automatically closes in about one second without sound.

Will it work on all door frame materials?

The included Velcro fastener is said to be used for flat door frames of all materials, with nails mentioned for uneven wooden frames.

Will the size always be exact?

Not always. The listing notes the size may have a 1–2cm error due to manual measurement, which is considered normal.