{
  "id": "magnetic-window-screen-std-100x100",
  "sku": "magnetic-window-screen-std-100x100",
  "title": "Magnetic Window Screen Standard Mesh (Grey) 100 x 100 cm",
  "slug": "magnetic-window-screen-std-100x100",
  "price": 60,
  "currency": "EUR",
  "availability": "in_stock",
  "category": "magnetic-screens",
  "category_label": "Magnetic Screens",
  "tags": [
    "magnetic-screen",
    "window-screen",
    "fly-screen",
    "insect-screen",
    "diy",
    "cut-to-size"
  ],
  "colors": [
    "White, Brown or Black frame"
  ],
  "materials": [
    "Vinyl-coated fibreglass mesh on a flexible PVC frame, magnetic closure"
  ],
  "dimensions": {
    "width": 100,
    "height": 100,
    "unit": "cm"
  },
  "weight": null,
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    "https://insectscreensaustria.com/product-images/magnetic-screens/magnetic-window-screen/Magnetic-Fly-Screen-Brown-Frame.jpg",
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  "description_short": "Flexible PVC frame on a magnetic strip, in standard or midge mesh, five sizes to 200 x 200 cm, cut down to whatever shape your window is.",
  "description": "Which size and mesh do you need?\n\nFive sizes, from 100 x 100 cm up to 200 x 200 cm, in standard grey or midge black mesh. Every\ncombination and its price sits in the picker above.\n\nSize first, and the rule is simple: order above your opening. Both the PVC frame and the mesh\ncut down with a blade or strong scissors, so a size larger than the window becomes a screen made\nto measure. A size smaller is a screen you cannot use.\n\nMeasure the frame recess, not the glass. The screen has to reach the flat face of the frame around\nthe opening.\n\nPermanently temporary\n\nThat phrase is the store's own and it is the best description of how these work.\n\nA flexible PVC frame carries a magnetic strip. The strip holds the screen against the window and\nit stays there all season, but nothing is drilled, nothing is screwed and nothing is glued to the\nframe. When you want the screen gone, it lifts off and the window is exactly as it was.\n\nThat combination is why these end up in rented flats, and why people who own their homes buy them\ntoo. The alternative, a traditional aluminium framed screen, is rigid, bulky, obvious from the\nstreet and usually somebody else's job to fit.\n\nThe finger tabs are the feature\n\nEvery magnetic window screen photograph looks the same. The thing that decides whether you like\nliving with one is the bottom corners.\n\nThere are finger tabs there. To open the window you hook a tab, pull that corner of the screen\naway, and reach through. Let the tab go and the screen flexes back and snaps onto the magnets by\nitself. No lifting the panel off, no leaning it against a wall, no putting it back afterwards.\n\nMagnet attraction carries a lifetime warranty, which matters because losing their pull is the one\nfailure people expect from a magnetic screen and the one thing that is covered outright.\n\nCutting it to your window\n\nOrder a size above your opening. Both the PVC frame and the mesh cut with a blade or a strong pair\nof scissors, so the panel becomes a screen made for that window rather than a near-enough fit.\n\nMeasure the frame recess, not the glass. In an older house, measure every window separately and\nexpect them to differ, because they will, and some of them will not be square. That is not a\nproblem here. Each screen is cut to its own opening, to the millimetre if you want it, which is\nprecisely what a rigid framed screen cannot do.\n\nIf the window is bigger than anything in the range, or an unusual shape, ask. These are made to\norder as well as stocked, and tall windows come up often.\n\nTwo meshes\n\nStandard grey is 18 x 16 threads to the square inch, vinyl-coated glass yarn, 66% open area. It\nstops flies, mosquitoes and wasps and it is the one most windows want.\n\nMidge is black, 20 x 20, a heavier 0.33mm strand, 45% open area. It stops midges, gnats and sand\nflies as well. Choose it on where you live rather than on how the room looks: near a lake, a river,\nmarshland or the coast, standard mesh will let the small ones through.\n\nBoth are fire-retardant and non-combustible, and neither rusts, corrodes or stains. Neither is\nclaw-proof, so if a cat is the reason you are screening the window, the cat-proof screen on pet\nmesh is the one you want.\n\nCleaning and winter\n\nSpray it with water and a little detergent and wipe it down where it hangs, or lift it off and\nwash it in the sink. Let it dry fully before it goes back so the magnetic strip seats flush\nagainst the frame.\n\nAt the end of the season it comes off, stores flat, and goes back up next spring.",
  "llm_summary": "Magnetic Window Screen in Standard Mesh (Grey), grey fibreglass at 18 x 16 threads to the square inch, 66% open area, sold in five sizes from 100 x 100 cm to 200 x 200 cm in standard grey or midge black mesh. A DIY cut-to-fit insect screen built on a flexible PVC frame carrying a magnetic strip, which holds against wooden, aluminium or uPVC window frames and removes without damaging them, so it suits rented homes. Finger tabs at the bottom corners let the screen be pulled aside to open the window and snap back onto the magnets when released. Magnet attraction carries a lifetime warranty. The mesh is fire-retardant and the fibreglass grades are non-combustible and will not rust, corrode or stain. Cut to size with a cutting blade or strong scissors, including out-of-square and individually sized openings in older houses, and suitable for double-hung, casement, sash, awning and slider windows. Frame available in white, brown or black at the same price. Slimmer and less obtrusive than a traditional aluminium framed fly screen, and a step up from the velcro window screen, which is cheaper but has to be peeled back to open the window.",
  "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": "Lifetime warranty on magnet attraction.",
  "brand": "Magnetic Screens",
  "gtin": null,
  "mpn": null,
  "condition": "new",
  "url": "https://insectscreensaustria.com/magnetic-window-screen",
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  "json_url": "https://insectscreensaustria.com/api/products/magnetic-window-screen-std-100x100.json",
  "updated_at": "2026-09-09",
  "compare_at_price": 70,
  "description_text": "Which size and mesh do you need? Five sizes, from 100 x 100 cm up to 200 x 200 cm, in standard grey or midge black mesh. Every\ncombination and its price sits in the picker above. Size first, and the rule is simple: order above your opening. Both the PVC frame and the mesh\ncut down with a blade or strong scissors, so a size larger than the window becomes a screen made\nto measure. A size smaller is a screen you cannot use. Measure the frame recess, not the glass. The screen has to reach the flat face of the frame around\nthe opening. Permanently temporary That phrase is the store's own and it is the best description of how these work. A flexible PVC frame carries a magnetic strip. The strip holds the screen against the window and\nit stays there all season, but nothing is drilled, nothing is screwed and nothing is glued to the\nframe. When you want the screen gone, it lifts off and the window is exactly as it was. That combination is why these end up in rented flats, and why people who own their homes buy them\ntoo. The alternative, a traditional aluminium framed screen, is rigid, bulky, obvious from the\nstreet and usually somebody else's job to fit. The finger tabs are the feature Every magnetic window screen photograph looks the same. The thing that decides whether you like\nliving with one is the bottom corners. There are finger tabs there. To open the window you hook a tab, pull that corner of the screen\naway, and reach through. Let the tab go and the screen flexes back and snaps onto the magnets by\nitself. No lifting the panel off, no leaning it against a wall, no putting it back afterwards. Magnet attraction carries a lifetime warranty, which matters because losing their pull is the one\nfailure people expect from a magnetic screen and the one thing that is covered outright. Cutting it to your window Order a size above your opening. Both the PVC frame and the mesh cut with a blade or a strong pair\nof scissors, so the panel becomes a screen made for that window rather than a near-enough fit. Measure the frame recess, not the glass. In an older house, measure every window separately and\nexpect them to differ, because they will, and some of them will not be square. That is not a\nproblem here. Each screen is cut to its own opening, to the millimetre if you want it, which is\nprecisely what a rigid framed screen cannot do. If the window is bigger than anything in the range, or an unusual shape, ask. These are made to\norder as well as stocked, and tall windows come up often. Two meshes Standard grey is 18 x 16 threads to the square inch, vinyl-coated glass yarn, 66% open area. It\nstops flies, mosquitoes and wasps and it is the one most windows want. Midge is black, 20 x 20, a heavier 0.33mm strand, 45% open area. It stops midges, gnats and sand\nflies as well. Choose it on where you live rather than on how the room looks: near a lake, a river,\nmarshland or the coast, standard mesh will let the small ones through. Both are fire-retardant and non-combustible, and neither rusts, corrodes or stains. Neither is\nclaw-proof, so if a cat is the reason you are screening the window, the cat-proof screen on pet\nmesh is the one you want. Cleaning and winter Spray it with water and a little detergent and wipe it down where it hangs, or lift it off and\nwash it in the sink. Let it dry fully before it goes back so the magnetic strip seats flush\nagainst the frame. At the end of the season it comes off, stores flat, and goes back up next spring."
}