Cat Screen Door, Extra Tall Cat-Proof Mesh Gate, Fit Door Size 32'' x 80'', Anti-Cat Scratch Mesh with Zipper Closure, for Living Room, Kitchen, Bedroom (White)

The product was exactly as advertised. It fit my door perfectly. No problems with the product at all. Very easy to install unlike a lot of the other brands I’ve purchased. They have one half of the Velcro already attached to the screen. So half your battle is done. Makes it very easy for installation. I recommend this product. Very good product.

I got a second cat and was going out of my mind because I wasn't sure they would get along. Everyone told me it's best to separate them with something so they could smell each other on their own terms. I found this product and it was very easy to put up. Strong materials and has two zippers so you can zippers up or down they are use to each other so I took it down. I would recommend this product

It works perfectly, but only issue we have is the bottom zipper. If you are holding things in your hand you have to put something down first and then use the bottom zipper to open. Ty

We currently have a few of these screens in our house while we integrate two adult cats with two 8 month kittens.The idea of the screen is that the cats can all see one another, exchange scents, hisses and growls, eat in front of each other, and then eventually live happily ever after.I like that this screen actually fits my doors. The doors in our house are quite tall and it's really important to have a screen that covers then entire door area with no gaps as kittens can and will climb the screen to get over the top if there's a gap.The screen is good quality and so far has withstood scratching, climbing, and chewing by the kittens. The functionality of the zipper is consistent, and it hasn't gotten stuck or come apart in the time we've used this screen.What I don't care for is there's only one zipper. It is double sided so you can zip/unzip from either side of the screen, but in order to open the screen enough to pass into the room, the entire bottom needs to be unzipped, leaving an open area that's the equivalent size of two 8 month old kittens. The number of times the kittens have successfully darted through the bottom of the screen while I'm trying to get in the room is outrageous. Like, I might just forego the screen over this one particular door because I'm far more successful at keeping them in the room by shaking a jar of treats at them.There also isn't a way to hold the screen open (unless I'm overlooking). So if you want to leave the screen open, you'll need to use a clip or something along those lines in order to do so. I'm using a chip clip and it's. . . adequate.I will also add that with any of these types of screens, go ahead and resign yourself to the fact you'll need to paint the door frame once removed. These screens require extra sticky velcro tape in order to hold the them in place, and to support the weight of the warrior kittens who scale them. Removing that tape usually peels up the paint, at least in my experience, but it's worth it if it means a house full of peaceful cats that all get along.

I bought one roughly a month ago. About two weeks ago it when I would try to zip it, it would go off track with one side making it not able to zip correctly. Today the zipper came off completely while trying to zip it. Waste of money. Would not buy again.

Very easy to install and use! Great alternative to the clunky and complex gates for kitties.

Got this to separate new puppy and our cat. Very easy to set up, zippers move freely and even though we keep tripping on the threshold, the adhesive has held.

easy to install, and a great purchase for something quick