Magnetic Fly Screen Door (Anti Mosquito Mesh Curtain with Powerful Magnets) – 95 x 200cm, White strips
Product description
Key takeaways
A magnetic fly screen door is one of those “why didn’t I do this sooner?” purchases, especially if you’re constantly opening doors for fresh air. This Magnetic Fly Screen Door uses a curtain made of insect mesh with powerful magnets, aiming to close automatically when you walk through. In everyday terms, it’s designed to let air in while helping keep bugs out, without needing a traditional hinged screen.
On paper, the 95 x 200cm size covers a typical door area, and the edges include velcro to secure it around the frame. It’s also positioned as an easy fit: no drilling required, with quick installation in minutes. That convenience matters because most fly screens get ignored the moment they feel fiddly to put up.
That said, it’s still a size-based product. If you don’t measure carefully (inside and outside dimensions of your door frame), you may find it either doesn’t sit as neatly as you hoped or leaves you wrestling with fit adjustments.
The essentials
This is an anti-insect mesh curtain that hangs like a screen door, held in place by velcro around the edge. When you pass through, the magnets are intended to pull the curtain back together automatically (the base description suggests it closes in about one second). The aim is a quiet, hands-free closing action, so you’re not relying on you remembering to pull a screen back.
It’s also described as pet-friendly and focused on keeping insects such as mosquitoes and cockroaches out. If you spend time at doors/windows during warmer months, or your area has a persistent insect issue, this type of solution can be a practical alternative to more rigid screens.
What stands out in day-to-day use
The magnets are the headline feature. Rather than a screen that needs aligning or a gap that invites insects in, the curtain is meant to close tightly behind you. You’ll notice that most in busy moments: taking bins out, moving in/out with shopping, or letting the dog in and out—places where a standard screen can get annoying.
The design also includes a wide top section and sturdy nylon yarn, which (according to the description) is meant to give stronger load capacity. That doesn’t make it “indestructible”, but it does suggest it’s built to handle regular door traffic without instantly looking worn.
And if you’re the sort of person who values easy removal—holiday visits, seasonal storage, or simply wanting the space cleared quickly—the velcro-based setup is designed for that.
Tech specs
- Name: Magnetic Fly Screen Door
- Type: Anti mosquito mesh curtain / insect protection door
- Format: Magnetic fly screen door with velcro edge securing
- Size: 95 x 200cm (width x height)
- Colour: White strips
- Installation notes: Velcro fastener for flat door frames, nails for uneven wooden frames (no drilling required)
- Fit consideration: Size includes the edge velcro
- Manual measurement note: size may have a 1–2cm error (normal)
Getting the most from it
Installation is meant to be straightforward. The curtain is secured to the door frame using velcro around the edge. The product description also calls out an approach for different frame types: the included velcro fastener for flat door frames of all materials, and nails for uneven wooden frames.
A practical way to approach fitting is to do a proper measure first. Measure the inside and outside dimensions of your door frame and then compare them to the 95 x 200cm size—because the listed size is said to include the edge velcro. If your frame isn’t square or is slightly irregular, you may need to take more care during attachment.
Also consider how you use the door. If you’re frequently carrying bulky items and pass through with one shoulder, the magnets still need enough contact to close neatly—so give it a moment after entry when you’re testing the first few times.
When it may fall short
The biggest limitation is simply fit and accuracy. The description states the measurements are manually taken and a 1–2cm variation can be normal. Add that to how door frames can be, and you may find it doesn’t lie as evenly as you’d like if you’re only eyeballing the size.
It also relies on velcro attachment. That’s convenient, but it means the screen’s performance is tied to how well it adheres around your frame. If your frame is unusually uneven (or you’re trying to mount it where there’s nothing solid to stick to), you may need to use the nails method mentioned for wooden frames.
When it makes sense?
This Magnetic Fly Screen Door is a good buy if you want an easy, drill-free insect barrier that closes automatically using magnets, and you’re dealing with mosquitoes or other bugs trying to get in while you keep doors open for airflow. It suits households that want a more hands-free approach than classic screens, including pet-owning homes, based on the description.
You may want to skip it if your door frame size is hard to measure precisely, your door opening doesn’t have a workable flat surface for velcro, or you’re expecting a perfectly tailored fit without taking careful inside/outside measurements first. It can also feel a bit “gated” by sizing—if you’re between sizes, you’ll likely have a tougher time getting the edges to seal.
Mini FAQ
How does it stay closed after you walk through? The curtain is held by powerful magnets and is designed to automatically close once you pass through.
Does it require drilling? No drilling is required for installation, though velcro is for flat frames and nails are mentioned for uneven wooden frames.
What size should I choose? The 95 x 200cm size includes the edge velcro. The description recommends measuring the inside and outside dimensions of your door frame.
Will it keep mosquitoes out? That’s the intent: the product is described as helping keep insects such as mosquitoes out.
Final verdict
Worth considering if you want a magnetic, drill-free insect screen that’s quick to fit and closes tightly behind you—especially for everyday door traffic in bug-prone months. Just don’t rush the measurement: the listed size includes velcro, and a small manual measurement variation is noted. If you’re confident your frame dimensions match the 95 x 200cm curtain, it can be a sensible, low-fuss upgrade for keeping airflow while reducing insect intrusions.