SHRRL Upgraded Pet Screen Door Fits Door Size 32''x 80'', Thickened Cat Resistant Mesh Screen Door for Living Room, Bedroom, Kitchen, Patio, Dog Cat Scratch Proof Screen with Zipper Closure

This screen is great for introducing a new cat to a resident cat. Easy to set up. Sturdy.

I really enjoy this door and the velcro has adhered pretty well. It comes with tacks and if you plan on taking it on and off I would suggest using the tacks. The velcro holds even stronger than the adhesive. The cats so far haven't decided to climb it and are just curious.This really was the item we needed to greatly improve airflow in the house but still keep pets out of certain areas.Only downside is the zipper is really picky sometimes it can be smooth as butter other times it just refuses to move. I wouldn't use this in a high traffic area. Even using it once a day I am growing frustrated with the zipper.

We bought this as a way to keep our office door open during August and September to keep the room cooler while our son went to online school but also to keep our cats and dogs out. Anyone who has cats knows they love getting on keyboards while you work. We got this and it truly did the trick. We thought maybe it wouldn't hold up to our bigger dogs or to the cats trying to claw at it but the durability of this thing is pretty impressive. Our cats scaled it like Everest, our dogs pushed on it with noses and pawed at it, our cats clawed it, and it held. I'm not saying they're wasn't some damage. There was. Small punctures from cat nails but no runs, no scratches, no tears. The only thing we found is that it needs a better adhesive design or something for the doorframe. We ended up having to put multiple pushpins into our doorframe just to keep it up there and even then we had to push some pins back in every other day or so from the animals messing with it. I will say that the adhesive on the floor held up just fine. It does work. You may just have to get a little creative to keep it tacked up.

Worked great for about 3 weeks and then my foster kittens pushed the tape off the wall to squeeze out. There was no fixing it from there. I tried using duct tape to secure it, but the kittens resolve is too strong. I’m bummed.

If you use the screen door a lot, I recommend that you take care of the zipper because it will break without proper maintenance/care.Also if you have "determined" cats, you may need to add thumb tacks to corners to make it extra secure.