Magnetic Fly Screen Door with Powerful Magnets, 80 x 220cm Anti Mosquito Mesh Curtain (White Strips)
Product description
The essentials
If you want insect protection without fiddly frames or permanently installing a traditional screen, a magnetic fly screen door is a sensible move. This one is a mesh curtain that hangs over your doorway and closes again quickly thanks to powerful magnets, so you can come and go while keeping mosquitoes and other small bugs outside. On paper it’s aimed at everyday homes that still want fresh air, but with fewer “welcomes” from flying insects.
The notable detail here is the way it closes: the curtain is described as automatically closing in about one second, and doing so without sound. That’s the sort of feature you notice (in a good way) if you’re regularly opening the door, popping out for bins, or letting a pet in and out.
Key takeaways
This magnetic fly screen door uses edge securing with velcro, rather than drilling. The listing also calls out a wide top design and sturdy nylon yarn for stronger load capacity, plus it’s positioned as durable and wear-resistant. It’s also designed to be pet-friendly, while still keeping insects out.
Worth noting: the exact fit matters. The product is supplied at a specific size and the edge velcro is included, so you need to choose based on your door frame measurements (inside and outside are both worth checking).
Also bear in mind the size is measured manually (“tile measurement”), so a 1–2cm variation is described as normal. It’s not necessarily a deal-breaker, but it can be the difference between a snug fit and something that feels a touch off.
What you’ll notice day to day
In use, the magnetic closure is the headline. Instead of manually aligning a curtain every time, the magnets help pull the fly screen back together after you pass through. That’s particularly helpful in busy households where you’re constantly opening the door.
For a quick example: if you’re stepping outside to grab parcels or let the cat out briefly, you generally don’t have to wait for the screen to “find its place” like some non-magnetic alternatives. The goal is simple—let airflow in, but stop insects from following you.
That said, it’s not perfect for every situation. Magnetic systems depend on the way the door swings and how the curtain hangs. If your doorway has a very unusual shape or the securing velcro alignment isn’t quite right, it may not seal as tightly as you’d hope.
Ease of installation and removal
This is designed to be straightforward to fit. The listing states no drilling is required, with installation taking minutes. The screen is secured to the door frame using velcro around the edge.
The included velcro fastener is described as suitable for flat door frames of all materials. For uneven wooden frames, nails are mentioned as an additional method. Removal is also described as easy, which can be handy if you prefer to take it down seasonally, or if you’re renting and want less permanent alterations.
Limitations to consider before you buy
Start with the sizing and measuring approach. This model is described as a full size including the edge velcro, with a curtain width of 80cm and height of 220cm. Choosing the right size depends on measuring your door frame dimensions—inside and outside.
If you’re between sizes, you may want to think carefully about whether you’re aiming for tight coverage or a looser overlay. Because there can be a 1–2cm measurement variance, overly tight expectations can backfire.
Also, while it’s meant for insect protection, it’s still a curtain-style barrier. If your biggest concern is very large insects or persistent gaps around the frame, the fit quality becomes even more important.
Tech summary
- Type: Magnetic fly screen door (anti-mosquito insect protection mesh curtain)
- Size (curtain): 80 x 220cm
- Edge securing: Velcro around the edge (full size includes the edge velcro)
- Closure behaviour: described as strong magnet closure, automatically closing in about one second without sound
- Materials/design: wide top design, sturdy nylon yarn
Final verdict
It’s a good fit if you want an easy, drill-free way to reduce mosquitoes and other bugs while still letting fresh air into the home, and you’re confident you can measure your door frame properly for the size with edge velcro included.
It might not be a great match if your doorway is hard to cover neatly (odd shapes or uneven frames that won’t sit well with the velcro alignment), or if you’re expecting a perfect seal without taking sizing variation (the 1–2cm manual measurement range) into account.
For most households, this kind of magnetic fly screen door makes sense as a practical day-to-day barrier—particularly if you’re regularly opening the door for pets or quick trips outside—just don’t rush the measurement step.
Quick FAQ
How do you install it?
The listing states no drilling is required. The screen is secured to the door frame using velcro around the edge. For uneven wooden frames, nails are mentioned.
Does it need to be removed seasonally?
The door hanging is described as easy to remove, so seasonal removal is possible if you prefer it.
Will it close quickly after opening the door?
According to the description, the magnets help it automatically close in about one second, without sound.
What size should I choose?
Measure your door frame dimensions (inside and outside are both mentioned) and choose the size accordingly, remembering the full size includes the edge velcro.