Fly Screen Mosquito Net for Windows, EXTSUD 150 x 150 cm Fly Window Screen Mesh Insect Netting Bug Bee Mosquito with Click-On Install Magnetic Stripe (White)

I don’t know how I would survive without this during the summer.Bugs, flies, bees, wasps they are all over the trees outside our windows and always popped inside for a look around, which was never fun for us.Now we can leave the windows and doors open all day, get the fresh air, the breeze, the smell of fresh cut grass and flowers all while keeping the bugs out.Easy to fit, easy to use, look great and should be standard on all houses!Hugh quality mesh, strong magnets and a long length of material provide a myriad of combinations.Highly recommend and I will be buying more the all the windows and doors in our home.Great product!

I have put up two so far. It's a very straightforward and quick process - no skills or tools required other than a pair of scissors, tape measure and stepladder if you are on the shorter side. They look neat and unobtrusive on my white window frames.The only downside really is that when you want to open or shut your window, you do of course need to release one or two of the magnets . And when the window is shut, the corner of the net won't lie flat because the window handle will not allow that. Really not a big deal, but useful to know in advance.All windows will need 4 magnets, but larger ones will need 6, so you may want to order an extra set of magnets depending on the number and size of windows you want to do.No real test done yet as far as bugs are concerned, but I can't see how much could get through if you have them properly fitted and lined up. I will report back after I have put up some more and tested.

Pretty easy to install. The clips are in 3 pieces - one has adhesive that sticks to the window frame and a magnet on the other side. The other two pieces clip together through the mesh and attach to the magnet. It can be hard getting these two bits to clip together solidly - the only drawback so far. I cut the mesh a little too big with scissors then once happy with the position I trimmed with a craft knife. I open and close the windows a few times a day and the magnets pretty much clip straight back in place themselves. Not perfect but works well and is great for price. I may end up using superglue to hold the two pieces together through the mesh. Just bear in mind to be fairly gentle opening it.

The netting is well built but the magnets are not good and they keep popping off when you need lift them to open the window to let airflow in.

Due to the terrible quality of the clips/magnets. The magnets on the clips can fall out of the other end when pulling them off of the adhesive strips, one of them fell onto the floor and nearly stuck itself to my Computer's power supply whilst it was on. Which could've caused damage. Clips themselves are also a mess in quality control, adhesive strips are so hard to get off that it is genuinely causing bleeding on my hands.Avoid at all costs.

Very easy to fit to your windows. Like the magnets on them, so easy to get back off again. Haven't had any flies in since putting these up. Have a white set and a grey set and the grey seem a little more transparent to see out of.

Not keen on flies or wasps in the house this works real.y well

For £12.99 you get what you pay for. The magnet holders are very bad and there's not enough of them, the option to buy extras would be handy. But I'm in the process of binning the product, cleaning off the adhesive from the window magnet and getting something else that has easier to access the window handle.I used these to cover two 800x230mm windows in my conservatory, the room is often occupied late into the evening. Because of the heat from the computers the windows are often opened and the room fills with bugs, especially in the summer.I cut the netting back into two smaller pieces, lined up the magnets, stuck them to the windows with the sticky back adhesive and then clipped the plastic magnet holders in place. It was all left really neat and tidy, I was pleased my handiwork and it was tight enough over the handle.But then the problems start when you want to access the handle and open the window.The magnets stick nicely to the PVCU window frame with the adhesive but the plastic clipping mechanism that holds the other side of the magnet on the net are incredibly frustrating.If you slide the magnets off then its more or less ok but if you pull them from the netting they often break away from the fabric and fall on the floor. But, if you manage to gain access to the handle without the magnets falling off then you may also find the magnets ping back to the frame (they're pretty strong because the fabric is so light), which results in your arm being left under the fabric holding the handle, and then you turn the handle and pull your arm out and then the plastic magnet pops away and the clips fall off.The design of the magnet holders that hold the magnet in place on the net is poor, some of them stay on ok but others consistently fall off as they were missing one side of the the expanding pin that holds the plastic in place. Also over time, in the area where you keep having to reconnect them it starts to destroy the netting and the plastic clips aren't really reusable so I wouldn't be able to easily take them off and trust that they'd be ok on a spare piece of net.Maybe for windows infrequently opened/closed they would last longer, but for my windows that are opened and closed at least once every day; after a month they look very haggard and in the process of being removed and binned.