Magnetic Window Screen,UtauHom Fly Screen for Windows Max Size 190 x 120cm，Fiberglass Mesh Easy Installation Prevents Insects/Flies/Mosquitoes from Entering The Room（White Frame with White Net）

I read the reviews of several different window screen products before deciding to buy this one for several of the windows in my house. I'm happy with my decision. Before buying more than one, check to see if you have enough netting and strips for more than window using one pack. If so, search for the corner pieces which are sold as a separate product to save some money! The use of magnets make the screen very easy to attach and remove. The plastic that goes over the magnetic strip makes it look more professional than the velcro attachment designs. The screens have kept spiders/flies/moths/wasps out of my house. I still get spider webs forming around the window opening which requires periodic cleaning. As others have noted, the corners can be tricky to attach. I found the best way was to cut the plastic strips slightly short in order to leave a small gap in the corners. Attach a plastic strip to the magnetic strip then slide the corner piece over the end. Slide the end of another plastic strip onto the other end of the corner piece, and then attach the second plastic piece to the magnetic strip. Repeat for the other corners. I have not had any issues with the screen staying up on any of my normal windows. The one on my VELUX window fell down at the slightest touch until I strategically placed the wind clips to hold it in place. I think this was due to the weight of the plastic and magnetic strips as it's a big window. The adhesive attached directly to my painted wall is holding fine. My VELUX windows start where the wall starts to angle inward which meant I had to get creative and cut the vertical plastic and magnetic strips near the bottom to attach it all the way round the window (see photos).

We have over the years used all sorts of insect nets on the windows. Some you stick on. Some that have fancy attachments but we have finally paid the much higher price for these. I am now on my third set. The short version ... it creates a simple but effective magnetic frame that simply magnetically snaps onto the magnetic strip around your window, holding the insect mesh perfectly. Yesterday we had high winds and they stayed on. We also came to the bedroom window and saw two mahoosive hornets hanging on the outside that would normally have found some way into the bedroom to terrorise us at night. Result ! However .... only caveat for a really well made product is get the lengths of the magnetic grooved strip correct. First time I made them exactly the same length as the strips attached to the frame. Problem with that is it is then a real battle to get the corner attachments on. Cut the Magnetic grooved strip about 10mm shorter at top and bottom and then you can easily bend the strip and get the corners on and once on ... it doesn't make the frame any less rigid. It is a good product. Dearer than it should be I love the way in seconds I can unclip the whole frame ... wash the window or open the window and then just clip back on. The wind clips are essential. Good product will buy more.

I was fitting these to my velux sky lights. Granted, that's not exactly the easiest thing because of the slope, but just be aware before buying that you do need quite a bit of diy savy to do this job. I think it would have been easier on a regular window. Finished product seems to keep the flies out which is what it was about. 6 months later: fly screens held up well all summer. Some of them worn a bit at corners. My advice is to not trim the mesh right back flush with the frame, but leave 1" around it so you can tighten it up if needed. Always have a bit more mesh left over around the edge because if you trim it flush, and then need to tighten, you can actually damage the weave at the corners. 2 of mine are now damaged. the 3rd I did it with extra. Also, if using on a velux as we do, you will need to attach the top part of the frame onto the window frame with a piece of wooden batton or something. We have done this, and it makes each net really easy to open and shut (to operate the opening of the velux). Also, don't cut the plastic frame too short. It needs to butt right up to each other on the corners to make it strong enough to withstand the continual use. Much easier to install on a regular window. Good for keeping out insects. Very happy with that side of it. One last thing is, you need VERY strong thumbs to get the strip locked into the magnetic strip. Follow instructions on bending it backwards to open the plastic bit up so it attaches, and sort of ride it onto the magnet like an uncurling wave motion, and it will go on fine. Its a knack. Definitely your first one will be a learning curve.

Great quality! They look fantastic. Rather fiddly; each window took me around 90 mins to do - no idea how’ the outer white plastic is sometimes difficult to secure - when doing the tape and the magnet, make sure they are super super straight and don’t be afraid to manipulate the white plastic by bending it to flex the tongues to fit in the grooves. Once you’ve partially secured it, remove the mesh screen you’ve made from the window and then you can bend both tongue and grooves and they snap together much easier (only realised this on the third window). They are very neat, very strong and look super professional! Highly recommend and will use again (just don’t rush it)!

It is perfect. I love it so much. The quality is great and the fit is perfect. The finish is also very tidy and it was easy to set up. Very functional. It's sturdy. Can be opened, removed used with ease. Buy it. Run, don't walk to the checkout

This is great product. Simple to install. Looks good and easy to adjust to size of you windows. As always ots seems pricy for what it is but magnets seems strong. Stick tape on the magnet as well is good quality, holding firm. I even installed one bit on more rounded section of my frame and it stick solid. If you got any doubts, don’t. This is well spend money.

Looks OK. Works reasonably well. Absolute nightmare to install.