Reinforced Cat Screen Door, 35.5X82” Heavy Duty Pets Proof Screen Door with Bilateral Zipper, Prevent Dogs Cats Running Out from Home, Bedroom, Living Room, Kitchen Patio Doo

We used this screen door to visually introduce our cats and it worked so perfectly! The cats could see, sniff, and hear each other clearly, and even though the kitten frequently *climbed* the screen door, it never ripped, tore, or even punctured! Also, we have carpet so I was worried about the bottom sticking, but it stuck down to the carpet with no issue and came off the carpet without taking anything with it! The wall stickiness too was great. I also really like how the zipper functions, there’s 2 so you have more control over how much of it opens and where. This came in handy for being able to step out of the kittens room without him being able to run out, and creating a little window for the resident cat to be able to safely experience the kitten a little bit more before the full introduction. $22 is an absolute steal for the quality and functionality of this screen door. 10/10 would recommend.

Keeps all our cats in, even the crazy one who climbs it! I am shocked at how well this has held up. We got it to keep our cats in/out of a certain room. It’s been up for over a month. One kitten climbs it everyday and the mesh has held up and the frame hasn’t come unstuck. It’s very easy to get it and out of the zipper. I love that it can stay snapped open at the top. The frame sticks really well but I can tell it’s going to peel up the paint on the door frame when we remove it. I am very impressed and this has done exactly what I needed it to do. No hassles.

We bought this for our pair of sugar gliders to help keep them in the walk-in closet area at night when we are asleep. It gives them the freedom of having more space to run around in than just a cage and we can be confident that they can't get out and our cat cannot get in. Overall, it's a really great product. The tiny mesh holes are ideal for the glider's so they can still grab onto it and climb it without getting stuck or without having enough room to get through. Putting it up was a breeze. The only issue I have with it is the tax that come with it are not of the highest quality and they tend to fall out pretty easily. I would highly recommend investing in some better tax than the ones they provide. I also wouldn't recommend using the velcro because it tends to rip paint off the walls. If you can find better tax or better velcro, this is 100% a must-have for sugar glider parents who need to secure their babies safely.

I needed a screen door to be able to allow airflow through the house during the warmer months but didn't have the money to install an actual door. This came in clutch for the purpose at hand. Rather than use the velcro, I thumbtacked around the perimeter of the frame to make certain there were no easy to breach gaps. It worked fantastically!

So far so good, the velcro is strong, so strong that it rips the whole thing off the wall. I saw another person reinforce theirs with screws (I don’t recommend the ones that come with it) and that feels much more secure. Also I would attach the velcro to the screen prior to sticking it on the wall and before taking the protective film off the sticky side because the velcro was super annoying when it would get caught on itself causing me to constantly rip it off the wall and take paint with it, decide how far you want it on each side of the door frame to avoid having to readjust and mess up your walls like I did. 4 stars only because the sticky part was not as secure otherwise the mesh seems pretty durable. My cats haven’t scratched at it yet but the mesh does puncture easily which I found out when the drill slipped as I was screwing in screws 5 month update: Changing from 4 to 3 stars because after months of abuse from my two cats who climb on it, their weight (10-12 lbs) has pulled the velcro and some of the top nails off so without having to use screws or nails to reinforce it, this will not stay up if you have nutty little cats like mine lol. they have scratched and bit at it and there’s plenty of puncture holes from their nails but nothing too big for the to get through. A bigger dog could easily chew their way through or scratch if they are desperate enough. Depending on your use for it, or what you’re trying to keep out, it might work. Tip: leave the zippers at the top of the net or your pets may figure out how to paw them open if left towards the bottom. Bottom line, the product by itself it not durable for MY use, using screws (not the ones it comes with) to reinforce the net has helped but I have to rescrew the top from constant climbing from my adult cats after a few months of wear and tear.

Amazingly sturdy, even with my cats scratching at it constantly and occasionally fighting through it.

Based off reviews and instructions I was expecting an easy setup, but ended up turning a bit into a nightmare. 3 major flaws: cheap paper pull, strips paint off doorframe, and you'll get maybe 2 or 3 uses out of the product. Paper Adhesive: It took 15 minutes to get the tape off the velco back because it's super cheap, thin paper that continously doesn't rip straight so you're constantly having to pick at it with your nails. There needs to be a less cheap material used. This is the first time in a long time I've had an issue with a company's adhesive sticking to the paper like such. Even then I didn't get it all off because I got tired of picking at it with my nails. Stripped doorframe paint: The adhesive is so strong it stripped the paint off my door frame. Thankfully I have paint on standby that I've already matched, but I cannot imagine the stress on a renter could have expecting a temporary door frame to help a cat/kid and then realizing it rips a huge chunk of paint off... if you're going to by, have paint on standby. Uses: Because of the adhesive setup, you'll get maybe 2 uses out of it unless you plan to leave it up. The tacks, in my opinion, are useless. You're going to have holes in your doorframe that you'll have to caulk/putty and then repaint. On top of that, it's not as sturdy as the adhesive. Definitely have no intention of purchasing again and disappointed considering the reviews.

Surprisingly Sturdy – Great for Indoor Cats! I bought this cat screen because it was getting too hot to keep everything closed up all the time. The problem was, we’ve got an indoor cat, so leaving doors open wasn’t really an option—a bit of a Catch-22. Honestly, I didn’t expect much from it at first. It looked like just another bit of plastic, and I’ve been let down by cheaply made stuff from China before. But I was pleasantly surprised—this turned out to be really good quality. The extra mesh and extra Velcro were a thoughtful bonus. Our cat has actually climbed nearly six feet up it (seriously!), and there’s been no real damage at all. We’ve had it up for about four weeks now, and it’s holding up really well. Definitely worth it!

had it for over a year, my cat could not get in! they sometimes climb on it and it doesn't break, it doesn't fall. there are only some very small holes we can barely see.

Se adapta muy bien a la puerta y está muy macizo. Yo la usé para un perro y sí le sirve como límite para estar en un lugar. No sé para gatos, pero recomendable para perros.

Super, einfach zu installieren und sehr robust 👍

Il faut bien mesurer pour que ce soit mieux ajuster