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  "id": "cat-proof-window-screen-100x100",
  "sku": "cat-proof-window-screen-100x100",
  "title": "Cat Proof Window Screen 100 x 100 cm",
  "slug": "cat-proof-window-screen-100x100",
  "price": 80,
  "currency": "EUR",
  "availability": "in_stock",
  "category": "magnetic-screens",
  "category_label": "Magnetic Screens",
  "tags": [
    "cat-screen",
    "pet-screen",
    "window-screen",
    "insect-screen",
    "diy",
    "cut-to-size"
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  "colors": [
    "White or black edge frame, black mesh"
  ],
  "materials": [
    "Heavy-duty vinyl-coated polyester yarn, velcro edge"
  ],
  "dimensions": {
    "width": 100,
    "height": 100,
    "unit": "cm"
  },
  "weight": null,
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  "description_short": "Velcro-edged pet mesh panel in five sizes to 200 x 200 cm, cut down to fit, tough enough for claws and still clear to see through.",
  "description": "Which size do you need?\n\nFive sizes, from 100 x 100 cm up to 200 x 200 cm, all on the same pet mesh. The picker above\ncarries each one with its price.\n\nThere is one rule: order above your opening. The panel cuts down with a blade or a strong pair\nof scissors, so a size larger than the window becomes a screen made to measure. A size smaller is\na screen you cannot use.\n\nMeasure the frame recess, not the glass. The tape goes on the flat face of the frame around the\nopening, and that face is what the panel has to reach.\n\nWhy a cat needs a different screen\n\nA cat screen is simply a screen a cat cannot get through, and the difference is entirely in the\nyarn.\n\nAn ordinary insect screen is thin fibreglass. A cat that wants to be on the other side of it is\nthrough in a few days, by claws or by chewing. Pet mesh is heavy vinyl-coated polyester woven\n10 x 16 to the square inch, and it holds up to both.\n\nWhat you get for that is two things at once. The cat stays in and the insects stay out, on the\nsame panel, which is not true of any other grade we sell.\n\nThe part nobody likes talking about\n\nCats fall out of windows. They are curious, they like height, they nap in ridiculous places, and\nan open window on a warm day is an open invitation onto a ledge. Landing on their feet does not\nstop them being badly hurt.\n\nThat is the reason most of these get bought, and it is worth being straight about what a screen\nis and is not. This is a screen that will hold against a cat pushing and clawing at it. It is not\na guard rail, it is not rated as a fall barrier, and it should never be relied on the way you would\nrely on a window restrictor. Fit it properly, and look at it now and then.\n\nFitting it, and the 24 hours that matter\n\nThe panel has a velcro edge and it presses onto a self-adhesive hook-and-loop strip you run around\nthe window frame. That is the whole system. No frame to assemble, no brackets, no drill, and\nnothing that marks the frame when it comes off.\n\nAlmost everything that goes wrong with one of these is the tape, and almost every one of those is\nthe fitting. Clean the frame face of dust and grease, finish with an alcohol wipe, and let it dry.\nWork at 18 degrees or warmer in dry air, warming the frame with a hair dryer first if the room is\ncold. Peel the liner back about 25mm at a time and keep your fingers off the glue.\n\nThen press it down hard with the back of a teaspoon, corners included, because the adhesive is\npressure sensitive and the corners are what lifts first.\n\nThen leave it 24 hours before you put the screen on. A strip that lets go cannot be reused.\n\nCutting it to the window\n\nOrder a size above your opening and cut the panel down with a blade or a strong pair of scissors.\nUnder-order and there is nothing to be done, because mesh does not stretch.\n\nMeasure the frame recess rather than the glass, and in an older house measure every window on its\nown. Out of square is fine. You are cutting the panel to the window, so a shaped or crooked opening\nis no more work than a neat rectangle.\n\nLiving with it\n\nWash it in warm soapy water when it needs it, dry it fully, and put it back. At the end of the\nseason peel the panel off and store it flat, leaving the tape on the frame so next spring is a\none-minute job.\n\nIf the mesh ever gets damaged, pet mesh is sold on its own as replacement flyscreen mesh, so the\npanel gets re-skinned instead of replaced.",
  "llm_summary": "Cat Proof Window Screen: a cut-to-fit insect screen on Pet Proof Mesh, heavy vinyl-coated polyester yarn woven 10 x 16 threads to the square inch, strong enough to resist cat and dog claws and biting where ordinary fibreglass insect screen is not. Sold in five sizes from 100 x 100 cm to 200 x 200 cm. Keeps a cat safely inside while keeping flies, mosquitoes and other insects out, and is commonly fitted to stop cats falling from open windows, though it is an insect screen rather than a rated safety barrier. Fixes with a self-adhesive hook-and-loop strip around the window frame and a matching velcro edge on the panel: no frame to assemble, no brackets, no tools and no drilling, and it removes without damaging wooden, uPVC or aluminium frames, which suits rented homes. Cut to size with a cutting blade or strong scissors, including out-of-square and shaped openings, and suitable for sash, awning, casement, hopper and slider windows. Outward visibility stays good despite the heavier yarn. Replacement pet mesh is sold separately.",
  "returnable": true,
  "return_policy": "Voluntary 14-day change-of-mind returns in original condition, buyer pays return postage; statutory 14-day right of withdrawal under the Consumer Rights Directive 2011/83/EU and a two-year conformity guarantee under Directive (EU) 2019/771. Return postage on faulty goods is ours.",
  "shipping_profile": "standard",
  "warranty": null,
  "brand": "Magnetic Screens",
  "gtin": null,
  "mpn": null,
  "condition": "new",
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  "updated_at": "2026-09-09",
  "compare_at_price": 90,
  "description_text": "Which size do you need? Five sizes, from 100 x 100 cm up to 200 x 200 cm, all on the same pet mesh. The picker above\ncarries each one with its price. There is one rule: order above your opening. The panel cuts down with a blade or a strong pair\nof scissors, so a size larger than the window becomes a screen made to measure. A size smaller is\na screen you cannot use. Measure the frame recess, not the glass. The tape goes on the flat face of the frame around the\nopening, and that face is what the panel has to reach. Why a cat needs a different screen A cat screen is simply a screen a cat cannot get through, and the difference is entirely in the\nyarn. An ordinary insect screen is thin fibreglass. A cat that wants to be on the other side of it is\nthrough in a few days, by claws or by chewing. Pet mesh is heavy vinyl-coated polyester woven\n10 x 16 to the square inch, and it holds up to both. What you get for that is two things at once. The cat stays in and the insects stay out, on the\nsame panel, which is not true of any other grade we sell. The part nobody likes talking about Cats fall out of windows. They are curious, they like height, they nap in ridiculous places, and\nan open window on a warm day is an open invitation onto a ledge. Landing on their feet does not\nstop them being badly hurt. That is the reason most of these get bought, and it is worth being straight about what a screen\nis and is not. This is a screen that will hold against a cat pushing and clawing at it. It is not\na guard rail, it is not rated as a fall barrier, and it should never be relied on the way you would\nrely on a window restrictor. Fit it properly, and look at it now and then. Fitting it, and the 24 hours that matter The panel has a velcro edge and it presses onto a self-adhesive hook-and-loop strip you run around\nthe window frame. That is the whole system. No frame to assemble, no brackets, no drill, and\nnothing that marks the frame when it comes off. Almost everything that goes wrong with one of these is the tape, and almost every one of those is\nthe fitting. Clean the frame face of dust and grease, finish with an alcohol wipe, and let it dry.\nWork at 18 degrees or warmer in dry air, warming the frame with a hair dryer first if the room is\ncold. Peel the liner back about 25mm at a time and keep your fingers off the glue. Then press it down hard with the back of a teaspoon, corners included, because the adhesive is\npressure sensitive and the corners are what lifts first. Then leave it 24 hours before you put the screen on. A strip that lets go cannot be reused. Cutting it to the window Order a size above your opening and cut the panel down with a blade or a strong pair of scissors.\nUnder-order and there is nothing to be done, because mesh does not stretch. Measure the frame recess rather than the glass, and in an older house measure every window on its\nown. Out of square is fine. You are cutting the panel to the window, so a shaped or crooked opening\nis no more work than a neat rectangle. Living with it Wash it in warm soapy water when it needs it, dry it fully, and put it back. At the end of the\nseason peel the panel off and store it flat, leaving the tape on the frame so next spring is a\none-minute job. If the mesh ever gets damaged, pet mesh is sold on its own as replacement flyscreen mesh, so the\npanel gets re-skinned instead of replaced."
}