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  "id": "magnetic-fly-screen-door-60x210",
  "sku": "magnetic-fly-screen-door-60x210",
  "title": "Magnetic Screen Door 60cm (W) x 210cm (H)",
  "slug": "magnetic-fly-screen-door-60x210",
  "price": 35,
  "currency": "EUR",
  "availability": "in_stock",
  "category": "magnetic-screens",
  "category_label": "Magnetic Screens",
  "tags": [
    "magnetic-screen",
    "screen-door",
    "fly-screen",
    "insect-screen",
    "hands-free",
    "diy"
  ],
  "colors": [
    "Black, Brown or White"
  ],
  "materials": [
    "Midge mesh, 15 x 17 density, with a full-height magnetic closure strip"
  ],
  "dimensions": {
    "width": 60,
    "height": 210,
    "unit": "cm"
  },
  "weight": null,
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  "description_short": "Self-closing insect screen in fifteen sizes and three colours, with up to 40 magnets sewn down the seam and midge-grade mesh.",
  "description": "Which size do you need?\n\nThe range runs from a 60cm side entrance up to a 180cm patio opening, in 210cm and 240cm heights.\nEvery size and its price sits in the picker above, and it updates as you change your pick.\n\nMeasure the door frame, not the door. The screen fits around the opening, so the frame width\nand the height from the sill to the top of the frame are the two numbers that matter.\n\nThen add 2cm at the top and 2cm at each side. That allowance is for the velcro strip stitched\nalong the edge of the screen, and it is the step people skip.\n\nIf your measurement lands between two sizes, go up. Mesh will overlap a frame edge without any\ntrouble. It will not stretch to cover a gap, and a gap is where the insects get in. If nothing in\nthe range fits, send us the numbers, because these are made to order as well as stocked.\n\nWhat you are actually paying for\n\nEvery magnetic screen looks the same in a photograph, so it is worth knowing where the money goes.\n\nThe first thing is the magnet count. This one carries up to 40 down the centre seam. The screens\nsold in supermarkets and hardware chains run 26 or fewer, spaced further apart, and the result is\na seam that closes in the middle and hangs open at the top and the bottom. Flies find that in\nabout a day.\n\nThe second is how the magnets are attached. Ours are sewn into the fabric. Glued magnets are the\nstandard shortcut, and glue in a hot doorway lets go by the second summer.\n\nThe third is the mesh itself. This is the upgraded midge grade at 15 x 17 density: a heavier weave\nthan the thin nylon on cheap screens, resistant to chemical corrosion, and stiff enough to keep\nits shape rather than going limp and baggy. It also stops midges, which most fly screens do not.\n\nDoors that are not front doors\n\nPlenty of these never go near a front door.\n\nSliding and patio doors work well, as long as you fit the screen to the frame surround rather than\nto the panel that moves. Caravans and motorhomes are a common use, for the same reason as rented\nflats: nothing gets drilled into anything.\n\nBi-fold doors are worth a paragraph of their own, because there is a widespread belief that they\ncannot be screened. They can. The screen goes on the outer frame of the opening, not on the\nindividual panels, so the doors still fold and stack behind it, and you keep the view when the\nscreen is down for the winter.\n\nOut of the bag and onto the frame\n\nOpen the packet by hand. Not with scissors, not with a knife. The mesh is folded tight inside the\nbag and a blade catches it before you know it has, and that is by far the most common way a new\nscreen gets damaged.\n\nFitting is a few minutes' work. Line the top edge up on the frame, press the velcro down one side\nand then the other, and walk through it once to check the two halves meet cleanly from top to\nbottom. If the seam catches anywhere, lift that section of velcro and reset it. It is forgiving.\n\nOff in October, back on in April\n\nBecause nothing was fixed to the frame, nothing has to be undone. The screen peels off, folds\ndown small and goes in a drawer over winter.\n\nWash it before it goes away rather than when it comes back out. Warm soapy water, then hang it up\nuntil it is properly dry, because folding it damp is how a screen ends up smelling of a shed.",
  "llm_summary": "Magnetic Screen Door: a self-closing insect screen for doorways, sold in fifteen sizes from 60cm to 180cm wide in 210cm and 240cm heights. Up to 40 magnets are sewn into the full-height centre seam so the screen opens as you walk through and closes itself behind you, hands free. Midge-grade mesh at 15 x 17 density stops midges, flies, mosquitoes and wasps while letting air and daylight through. Fits with a stitched velcro strip pressed onto the door frame, with no drilling and no tools, so it suits rented homes, caravans, motorhomes, sliding doors, patio doors and bi-fold openings. Available in black, brown or white at the same price, and it folds up small for winter storage.",
  "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",
  "url": "https://insectscreensaustria.com/magnetic-fly-screen-door",
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  "updated_at": "2026-09-09",
  "compare_at_price": 45,
  "description_text": "Which size do you need? The range runs from a 60cm side entrance up to a 180cm patio opening, in 210cm and 240cm heights.\nEvery size and its price sits in the picker above, and it updates as you change your pick. Measure the door frame, not the door. The screen fits around the opening, so the frame width\nand the height from the sill to the top of the frame are the two numbers that matter. Then add 2cm at the top and 2cm at each side. That allowance is for the velcro strip stitched\nalong the edge of the screen, and it is the step people skip. If your measurement lands between two sizes, go up. Mesh will overlap a frame edge without any\ntrouble. It will not stretch to cover a gap, and a gap is where the insects get in. If nothing in\nthe range fits, send us the numbers, because these are made to order as well as stocked. What you are actually paying for Every magnetic screen looks the same in a photograph, so it is worth knowing where the money goes. The first thing is the magnet count. This one carries up to 40 down the centre seam. The screens\nsold in supermarkets and hardware chains run 26 or fewer, spaced further apart, and the result is\na seam that closes in the middle and hangs open at the top and the bottom. Flies find that in\nabout a day. The second is how the magnets are attached. Ours are sewn into the fabric. Glued magnets are the\nstandard shortcut, and glue in a hot doorway lets go by the second summer. The third is the mesh itself. This is the upgraded midge grade at 15 x 17 density: a heavier weave\nthan the thin nylon on cheap screens, resistant to chemical corrosion, and stiff enough to keep\nits shape rather than going limp and baggy. It also stops midges, which most fly screens do not. Doors that are not front doors Plenty of these never go near a front door. Sliding and patio doors work well, as long as you fit the screen to the frame surround rather than\nto the panel that moves. Caravans and motorhomes are a common use, for the same reason as rented\nflats: nothing gets drilled into anything. Bi-fold doors are worth a paragraph of their own, because there is a widespread belief that they\ncannot be screened. They can. The screen goes on the outer frame of the opening, not on the\nindividual panels, so the doors still fold and stack behind it, and you keep the view when the\nscreen is down for the winter. Out of the bag and onto the frame Open the packet by hand. Not with scissors, not with a knife. The mesh is folded tight inside the\nbag and a blade catches it before you know it has, and that is by far the most common way a new\nscreen gets damaged. Fitting is a few minutes' work. Line the top edge up on the frame, press the velcro down one side\nand then the other, and walk through it once to check the two halves meet cleanly from top to\nbottom. If the seam catches anywhere, lift that section of velcro and reset it. It is forgiving. Off in October, back on in April Because nothing was fixed to the frame, nothing has to be undone. The screen peels off, folds\ndown small and goes in a drawer over winter. Wash it before it goes away rather than when it comes back out. Warm soapy water, then hang it up\nuntil it is properly dry, because folding it damp is how a screen ends up smelling of a shed."
}