Garage Screen Doors for 1 Car Garage, 8x7Ft Magnetic Closure Heavy Duty Weighted Bottom Screen Self Sealing Fiberglass Mesh Anti Annoying Animals Retractable Net-Easy Assembly & Pass-Through (Black)

It was very easy to install. I really liked the quality of the tight knitted screen. The quality of the glue use on the back of the Velcro was excellent. I followed the instructions cleaning the wood really well, by vacuuming any kind of spider web, fuzzy,or any kind of leaf and stuff that was around the doorway and then I cleaned it with a cloth and an alcohol. the garage I did leave it a day or so like they are a couple of hours like it was suggested so when I went to put my screen up it went in on nice and when I had to pull the screen off to adjust it it didn't come off the the woods which I was really pleased with. I chose this particular one because it wasn't the most expensive but it wasn't the least expensive so for me it was kind of middle of the road and I've had good luck with that I'm really pleased with the quality of of the sheet of the screen you can see through it it does provide a lot of protection from the critters outside.I have a cat that is quite a gregarious and interested in everything He got into the garage and I thought oh my gosh great he's going to run out and he did but it pushed him back a little bit so he had to literally push hard cuz he went along the side of the screen because that was as quickest exit out to the to the front lawn. It gave him a good it pushed his head back but he was he was formidable he was going through that door through that screen no matter what but anyway just a heads up I'm had I probably had it secured all the way down to the bottom I wouldn't have had any problems but I didn't so he got through but with not without a lot of work.

This is SUCH a great product!! It was very easy to put up, only took like 10-15 min! We went from having SO MANY FLYS during the summer to having none at all coming through our garage! This was such a live saver! Great value for the money and the magnets create a great closing mechanism also the perfect size for our garage! So great! Would recommend! How I rate the products- 5 Stars = Exceeded my expectations. Love it and will buy again. 4 Stars = Exactly what I was looking and hoped for. Some issues. 3 Stars = Satisfactory. Minor, acceptable issues but it does the job. 2 Stars = Wouldn't recommend or buy again. May work for you but did not for me. 1 Stars = Complete waste of a product. Went to trash

So good!!!! Amazing buy. Very easy to install and keeps all the bugs, racoons and chickens out! 10/10 super happy! Airflow is perfect, the magnets close immediately and it works well for us. The size was a few inches over 16' but I just pleated it on the sides and the Velcro holds perfectly.

Decent Product, Some Room for Improvement I bought this garage door mosquito net to keep bugs out while still getting fresh air, and it does a decent job overall. It fits the garage opening fairly well and the mesh allows for good airflow. Installation was pretty simple, but the adhesive strips could be stronger. After a few days, some parts started to peel off. It works well enough for casual use, but I wouldn’t rely on it as a permanent solution. Good for the price, but could be better in terms of durability and fit.

This is an excellent screen for a 16' garage opening. The magnets that hold the two sides together may not seem strong, but they are very robust. So much so that you need to install them a few inches away from a steel garage door, else the wind may blow them close enough to "stick" to the door when opening it. This isn't a problem because the weight of the screen will cause it to break itself loose as the door rises. I've had mine up for about 4 years. After 2 seasons, I bought a second one, but I have yet to need it. Installation is fairly straightforward. I would recommend supporting the sticky Velcro that connects to the door frame with 3/4" staples. The Velcro on the screen itself sticks to the base very well. The one recommendation that I would make, in the strongest possible way, is to add a 1" strip of black Gorilla duct tape to the bottom of the screen. This is the singular weak point of this system. With regular use, the bottom of the screen brushes against the pavement and wears holes, causing the weights to fall out. I have repaired mine with the afore-mentioned duct tape, and it still works like new. Adding the tape in the beginning provides this screen with a sacrificial layer of protection. There is no problem with the quality of the nylon screen. The stitching is very good, and it does a great job of keeping bugs out of my garage, enabling me to use it as a nice front porch and gathering area, even here in the bug-infested south. This size was a bit long for my particular installation, but I simply folded a hem in the top and stapled it in place. All in all, I highly recommend this product with the minor caveats that I have provided.

There are a lot of these types of garage screens on Amazon (and this one was a bit more expensive than some of the other options) but I'm so glad I chose this. Compared to the other options this was the only one that had built in weights at the bottom of the screen which IMO is a must. I also have to give a shout out to the magnetic closure, it is really well executed and provides a perfect zero-gap closure. Installation was way easier than I thought thanks to the quality of the included velcro tape which was surprisingly effective. I don't know why, but most other adhesive-backed products I've purchased in the past (like Philips Hue light strips for example) are absolutely infuriating to work with because they always come off after a day, but the adhesive tape provided with this screen worked perfectly the first time and was really satisfying to apply. It worked so well that I didn't even have to use the included push pins along the top. The only thing to consider is that when measuring your garage door you should also include the wood frame around it because that's what the screen will ultimately hang on. If your garage door + frame is still smaller than the length of the screen like mine was (but the next size up is too large) then you can just pleat it when installing (see photo). This obviously isn't ideal but it actually worked fine and still provides a good seal all the way around. Overall I highly recommend this screen for anyone and have actually already recommended it to a few family members and coworkers.

I live in a very windy area, so this is my second attempt at using one of these screens (first attempt was a different brand). Since there are so many bugs as well I was determined to make this work. What I discovered was that it is the movement of the magnets and bottom weights themselves that cut through the fabric and cause them to fall out. Reinforced with a piece of duct tape over each, and it seems to have done the trick (also helps muffle the banging, from it slamming against the door, on windy days). Not sure I understand the complaint about the Velcro not holding, I used the included tacks (did I mention it’s VERY windy) to reinforce, and have had no issues. It was easy to install and works like it should after the DIY upgrade. Note: tape doesn’t work very well for the bottom weights since they are not fixed in place and can slide outside where tape is applied. The included protectors keep ground wear from happening, but I am seeing wear from the weights themselves cutting through the material.

I buy these every three or four years. It's 16 X 16 and if fits perfectly from top to bottom and the sides have a few extra inches to spare so it's not too tight of a fit. I always use a staple gun (not required) to reinforce the adhesive strip which always immediately falls apart after 24 hours due to the Florida heat. With this brand the adhesive held immediately but I did staple it afterwards for maximum hold. I've had it for two months now and the strip is still holding up. The weight of the screen nor the heat has worn it down. The screen is a little sturdier than the ones I've bought before so I believe it will last much longer. It also had weighted beads at the bottom which keeps the screen down and from blowing all over the place. The brands I used before didn't have that. Because of the elements of wind, thunderstorms and heat here I always have replace the screen every 3 to 5 years but as long as this brand is available, it's the one I'll purchase from now on.