MAGZO Hanging Screen Door, Fits Door Size 32" x 80" (Curtain Size 34'' x 81''), Upgraded Fiberglass Mesh Net with Tension Rod&Hook&Loop (One Piece Can be Installed in 2 Ways), Weighted Bottom, Grey

Measure, Measure, Measure! Easy install. I really like having the screen door open in the mornings and nice days! Great idea! Even the handle are made to open from outside or inside😀

Very well made. I've tried several "magnet closure" screens with no luck. This was perfect! Installation was easy the area without a problem.

Needed a screen for my patio. I didn’t want the magnet closure one that’s popular because it didn’t really keep the flies out if the magnets didn’t quite close. This screen is perfect for what I needed. You can install it using the rod that’s included or use the Velcro strips provided. I used both options. The rod is kind of flimsy (reason for the 4 stars) so I will replace it with a tension rod that I found at Walmart but I like that the sides has Velcro strips on it so that it is securely closed and I can just let fresh air in the house without worrying about flies coming in. The screen is made of sturdy material. It does have a weird smell coming out of the bag but that disappears quickly. Will definitely buy again for my front door.

This screen is perfect for my back door! When it's cool outside, opening the back door lets in a ton of air. It makes such a big difference in the temperature that I would leave it open even without a screen. When my kids started complaining about the occasional fly or mosquito that would wander in, I was stymied. The door opens outward, so there is no way to install an actual screen door. A pocket screen door would be great, but is out of my budget. Mounting/attaching the typical makeshift screen would have left unsightly velcro or adhesives on the inside of my door frame in plain view of the living room/kitchen, and would have been difficult to take down when not in use. I was thrilled to find this one that can hang from a tension rod. I can easily put it up when needed and just as easily take it down when I'm done. It fits my doorway perfectly, and my dogs run through it with no problem. There are a few gaps around the edges, especially after the dogs run through and disturb the way it hangs, but that would be easily fixed by the included velcro. I, personally, have chosen not to use the velcro because it would be too visible. I figure the screen is good enough to thwart most bugs as is; we haven't noticed any get through while using it. Mine didn't have any unpleasant odor, and the slight creases haven't caused any problems. I highly recommend this product to anyone with a problematic outward-opening door!

It works well for what we needed but the one part of the mess where it was folded was weakened I guess? And theres a horizontal tear. Had to go buy a patch kit so the bugs wouldn't keep coming through the tear.

This is great. I have tried a few different ones and this one is by far the best I've used it is a more durable material and does not tear or rip as easily as some of the others I've tried. It was very easy to install with the provided Velcro tape. I would defiantly recommend this for anyone not wanting to have to spend $200+ on a more permanent option. We live in a rental so it works great for us.

I would look for something else! This arrived FOLDED into a very small package, shipped in a plastic envelope. Problems:1. The screen is bent horribly on the bottom where the weights are and I cannot straighten it. There are multiple creases in the fabric from all the folds making it impossible to hang straight. The fabric is very stiff and heavy so I'm not sure the creases will smooth out enough to make it usable.2. The pocket for the rod is sewn unevenly so in some places the rod slides easily but towards the end the pocket narrows so bad it is nearly impossible to get the rod through although I finally did.3. There is an overwhelming toxic chemical odor I could smell before even opening the package. I have extreme multiple chemical sensitivity so this is not good.I have it hanging over my balcony railing for now to see if it will straighten out and if the smell will go away. These 2 things will decide if I keep or return it.I already had a tension rod over the door with a curtain so I just used that, not the enclosed rod. I was trying to avoid adhesive as I live in an apartment but if I keep it, it looks like I will have to use adhesive on one side.Update 5/31: I’ve had it outside a few days now and the toxic smell is not dissipating, in fact, my balcony stinks now, so I’m going to return it. The creases are somewhat better, but not gone. The weighted part on the bottom that was really messed up has not smoothed out at all so that makes it pretty much unusable anyway.

This screen fit our door perfectly without the opening in the center so it looks nicer and it’s easier to walk through. The screen material is upgraded from our last one also.