Magnetic Fly Screen Door (90x200cm) with Full-Length Magnets, Fibreglass Mesh & No-Drill Fit – Black

What this is (and what problem it tackles)

If flies and other insects keep finding the gap in your patio or exterior door, a magnetic fly screen curtain can be a practical way to block them without doing a proper frame install. This Magnetic Fly Screen Door uses full-length magnetic closure strips that run top to bottom, aiming to snap shut quickly and evenly so there aren’t “dead zones” for insects to slip through.

It also uses a centre-opening design for hands-free movement. In day-to-day terms, that means kids and pets can move through the doorway without you having to hold anything open—then the curtain closes behind them.

The closure: full-length magnets vs. segmented strips

This is one of the main differences worth noting. Instead of relying on shorter, segmented magnets, the door fly screen is described as having upgraded full-length magnetic strips that help keep the closure consistent across the whole height. The idea is simple: more continuous contact, fewer gaps, and a faster snap shut every time.

You do still want to be realistic: in real life, any magnetic screen can be affected by how it’s installed, how the door frame sits, and airflow/wind. The included counterweight at the bottom is there to help it stay put and make it harder to move under wind, but you’ll still get the best results if everything is aligned and flat.

Materials and build: fibreglass mesh that’s meant to last

The mesh is made from fibreglass, described as tear-resistant, corrosion-resistant and fire-retardant. That matters because door curtains take a bit of abuse over time—pets, brushes from clothing, and general knocks when doors are used frequently.

There’s also a ventilation angle: the mesh is designed to allow fresh air to circulate while helping block heat. So it’s not just insect control, it’s also positioned as a summer-friendly door screen solution.

Installation approach: no drilling, but you must prep the frame

This fly screen curtain attaches using an adhesive hook-and-loop fastener. The key point here is that the adhesive bond is described as improving over time—provided you fully clean and dry the door frame before you install it.

That “clean and dry” step is where many DIY projects succeed or fail. If the frame is dusty, greasy, or damp, the tape may not adhere as well as it could. On the plus side, it’s designed to remove cleanly without residue, which is a practical consideration if you’re renting or you just don’t want permanent marks.

Size fit: check before you buy

The size of this door fly screen is 90cm width by 200cm height. It’s stated to fit door frames with a maximum width of 86cm and maximum height of 198cm.

Worth bearing in mind: screen curtains like this are all about the fit between the frame and where the fastening lands. If your measurements are close but not quite within the stated max dimensions, it may not sit correctly.

Where it makes sense (and where it might not)

It’s a strong fit if you want a straightforward way to stop flies through patio/exterior doors while letting people and pets pass through easily. The hands-free centre opening and automatic closing behind you are aimed at busy households, and the reinforcement line design is intended to protect the top of the magnetic closure from ripping.

However, it may not be for you if you’re expecting a “set-and-forget” install with zero effort. You’ll need to measure carefully, clean and dry the frame properly, and make sure the curtain hangs straight. If your doorway sees heavy, constant wind or the frame surface isn’t suitable for adhesive tape, you may find you need to adjust your expectations.

Quick FAQ

Is this really kid and pet friendly?

It’s designed with a centre-opening layout for easy passage and automatic closure behind you. The counterweight at the bottom is also meant to make the screen harder to move in wind.

Does it require drilling into the door frame?

No—based on the description, it uses an adhesive hook-and-loop fastener rather than drilling.

How do I make sure it fits my door?

Measure your door frame first. The stated max frame dimensions are 86cm width and 198cm height, while the screen itself is 90cm by 200cm.

Does the mesh block heat as well as insects?

The mesh is described as helping block heat while still letting fresh air circulate, which is mainly positioned for summer use.

Final verdict

Should you buy it?

This Magnetic Fly Screen Door is worth considering if your main goal is a no-drill fly screen curtain that closes quickly and evenly, with full-length magnets aiming to reduce gaps insects can use. It also looks like a sensible choice for everyday patio/exterior door use where kids and pets need to go in and out without you holding the screen.

You may want to skip it if your door frame measurements fall outside the stated max size, or if you’re not confident you can clean and dry the frame for the adhesive fastener to bond properly. On paper it ticks the right boxes for busy households, just don’t underestimate the importance of getting the fit and placement right.