Magnetic Fly Screen Door (85 x 205cm) – anti-mosquito mesh curtain with powerful magnets, pure grey
Product description
If you’re tired of half-working insect solutions, a magnetic fly screen door is one of those simple ideas that can genuinely make day-to-day life easier. On paper, this one uses a mesh curtain that closes quickly behind you, aiming to keep bugs out without you having to wrestle with a flap.
Before you buy, though, it helps to be clear about what it is (and what it isn’t): it’s a curtain-style screen secured around the frame using edge velcro, so it relies on your door frame matching the size you choose.
The essentials
This Magnetic Fly Screen Door is designed as an insect-blocking mesh curtain for a doorway. The curtain width is 85 cm and the height is 205 cm, and the stated size includes the edge velcro. Installation is meant to be drill-free: the screen is secured around the edge of your door frame using the provided velcro fastener.
The big selling point here is the magnetic closing action. The screen is described as having a “super magnetic force” that automatically closes in about one second. The idea is that you can walk in and out while the curtain settles back into place, helping it seal more tightly than traditional light-weight flaps.
What you’ll notice in use
In real-life terms, this is about reducing the little annoyances: mosquitoes hovering near the doorway, flies getting in when you’re letting fresh air through, and the constant opening/closing routine.
The mesh is described as pet-friendly and aimed at keeping insects such as cockroaches and mosquitoes out while still letting fresh air into the home. The closure mechanism is also designed to be quiet (“without sound” is mentioned), so it shouldn’t feel disruptive if you’re using the door frequently.
Here’s a practical example: on a warm evening, you open the door for airflow, walk through, and the curtain is expected to come back together almost immediately behind you. That’s the main convenience win—assuming your frame and velcro fit well.
Why it’s a sensible pick
A lot of magnetic screens fall into two categories: either they’re fiddly to fit, or they don’t seal as tightly once they’re in place. This one leans into durability and hold, with a wide top design and sturdy nylon yarn intended to support a stronger load capacity.
It’s also pitched as environmentally friendly/durable and wear-resistant, and the curtain is meant to be easy to remove if you need to take it down. The fastener system is included, and the instructions suggest it can work across “flat door frames of all materials”, while “nails” are mentioned for uneven wooden frames.
Where it may fall short
It’s not perfect for every situation. First, you’ll need to measure carefully: the listing asks you to measure inside and outside dimensions of your door frame to choose the right size, and it flags that manual measurement may introduce a 1–2 cm error.
Second, because it’s secured with edge velcro around the frame, uneven gaps or a poor match to your doorway shape could affect how neat the seal sits. The closure speed and tightness are described, but your actual results will depend quite a lot on fit.
Third, while it’s positioned for everyday insect protection, it’s still a curtain—so it may not feel as “solid” as more rigid door systems if you’re expecting a fully weatherproof barrier.
Tech specs
- Name: Magnetic Fly Screen Door
- Type: Anti-mosquito mesh curtain with powerful magnets
- Size: 85 x 205cm
- Colour: Pure grey
- Notes on sizing: full size includes edge velcro, size may have 1–2cm manual measurement error
Who it suits (and who should skip it)
It makes sense if you want an easy, drill-free insect deterrent for a door and you’re happy to fit a curtain-style screen to the frame using the included velcro. It’s also a decent option if you’re trying to keep the doorway usable for airflow without constant insect checks.
You may want to skip it if your door frame is unusually uneven (and you don’t want to use nails as suggested), or if you’re not confident in getting accurate measurements for the width/height match. It’s also less of a fit if you need a solution that behaves like a rigid door replacement rather than a flexible mesh barrier.
Is it worth it?
Worth considering if you’re after quick, automatic closing against insects, and you’re comfortable measuring your door frame carefully and securing the edges with the velcro provided. The magnetic close in about one second and the quiet operation are the core reasons it can feel genuinely practical.
It may not be the best choice if the size doesn’t match your frame well, or if your doorway conditions make velcro mounting awkward. In that case, you might end up fighting the fit more than the insects. Check your frame measurements twice, especially since the listing notes potential 1–2 cm size variance from manual measurement.
FAQ
Will it keep mosquitoes and cockroaches out?
The listing states it’s designed to keep insects such as cockroaches and mosquitoes out, while allowing fresh air in.
How does the screen close?
It uses powerful magnets and is described as automatically closing in about one second without sound.
Is drilling required?
No drilling is required for installation within minutes, using the included velcro fastener. Nails are mentioned for uneven wooden frames.
Does the listed size include the velcro?
Yes—the width and height given are described as the full size including the edge velcro.
How accurate is the sizing?
The listing notes manual measurement for the product, so a 1–2 cm error is possible and considered normal.