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  "title": "Velcro Window Screen Standard Mesh (Grey) 100 x 100 cm",
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  "price": 50,
  "currency": "EUR",
  "availability": "in_stock",
  "category": "magnetic-screens",
  "category_label": "Magnetic Screens",
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    "window-screen",
    "fly-screen",
    "insect-screen",
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  "colors": [
    "White or black edge frame"
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  "materials": [
    "Vinyl-coated fibreglass, non-combustible, velcro edge"
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  "dimensions": {
    "width": 100,
    "height": 100,
    "unit": "cm"
  },
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  "description_short": "Velcro-edged flexible insect screen in standard, midge or pet-proof 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 three mesh grades. The picker above carries\nevery combination with its price.\n\nSize first, and there is one rule: order above your opening. The panel cuts down with a blade\nor a strong pair of scissors, so a size larger than your window is a screen made to measure. A size\nsmaller is a 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 screen has to reach.\n\nThe tape is the part that fails, so do this properly\n\nNothing about a velcro screen goes wrong except the tape, and when the tape goes wrong it is\nalmost always the fitting rather than the product. The adhesive gets exactly one attempt.\n\nClean the frame face first: dust, then grease, then a final wipe with an alcohol-based cleaner,\nand let it dry. Work at 18 degrees or warmer in dry air. If the room is cold, run a hair dryer over\nthe frame and the strip before you start.\n\nHold the strip by its edges and peel the liner back about 25mm at a time, laying the tape as you go\ndown one side and then the next. Do not touch the glue with your fingers.\n\nThen press. The adhesive is pressure sensitive, so the back of a teaspoon run along the whole strip\nis what actually sticks it down, and the corners are the part everyone under-presses and the part\nthat lifts first.\n\nLast, wait. Give it 24 hours before you hang the screen on it. A strip that lets go cannot be\nstuck back down.\n\nThree meshes, and which one is yours\n\nStandard grey is 18 x 16 threads to the square inch, vinyl-coated glass yarn, 66% open area. It is\nthe airiest and the least visible, and it stops flies, mosquitoes and wasps.\n\nMidge is black, 20 x 20, a heavier 0.33mm strand and 45% open area. It stops midges, gnats and\nsand flies, the ones that walk straight through standard mesh. Pick it on where you live rather\nthan on how the room looks: near a lake, a river, marshland or the coast, this is the one.\n\nPet mesh is the odd one out because it is not fibreglass at all. Vinyl-coated polyester yarn woven\n10 x 16, strong enough to take claws, and still clear to see through. If you have a cat, the\ndecision is already made, because standard mesh lasts days.\n\nAll three are sold as replacement mesh on their own, so a screen that gets damaged can be\nre-skinned rather than binned.\n\nWindows that are not rectangles\n\nThis is where a cut-to-fit screen earns its price. Sash, awning, casement, hopper and slider\nwindows all take it, old frames and new, because all the tape needs is a flat face around the\nopening.\n\nAn out-of-square window in an old house is no harder than a square one, and neither is a rhomboid\nor a shaped opening, because you are cutting the panel to the window rather than hoping a frame\nfits. Vans, boats and motorhomes are the same story: nothing gets drilled into anything.\n\nLarge openings work too. Screening an outdoor entertaining area is a matter of buying the biggest\npanel and adding hook-and-loop tape, which is sold on its own.\n\n10,000 openings, then a drawer\n\nThe VELCRO brand strips are rated past 10,000 open-and-close cycles, which on a window you use\ndaily is a decade of summers.\n\nTo open the window, peel one edge back and press it down again afterwards. That is the honest\ndifference against the magnetic window screen, which runs on a slim PVC frame and lifts off with a\nfinger tab. On a window you open every morning the magnetic one is worth the extra money. On a\nbedroom window you crack open in July, this one is the sensible buy.\n\nAt the end of the season, wash the panel in warm soapy water, dry it completely, peel it off and\nstore it flat. Leave the tape on the frame and next spring is a two-minute job.",
  "llm_summary": "Velcro 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 and in standard, midge or pet-proof mesh. A DIY cut-to-fit insect screen: a continuous 20mm strip of VELCRO brand hook-and-loop tape is applied around the window frame and the panel's matching velcro edge presses onto it. No frame to assemble, no brackets, no tools and no drilling, and it removes without marking the frame, which suits rented homes, vans, boats and motorhomes. 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. The tape is rated for more than 10,000 openings. Edge available in white or black at the same price. This is the lower-cost alternative to the magnetic window screen, which uses a PVC frame and magnetic strip and lifts off with a finger tab.",
  "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",
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  "description_text": "Which size and mesh do you need? Five sizes, from 100 x 100 cm up to 200 x 200 cm, in three mesh grades. The picker above carries\nevery combination with its price. Size first, and there is one rule: order above your opening. The panel cuts down with a blade\nor a strong pair of scissors, so a size larger than your window is a screen made to measure. A size\nsmaller is a 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 screen has to reach. The tape is the part that fails, so do this properly Nothing about a velcro screen goes wrong except the tape, and when the tape goes wrong it is\nalmost always the fitting rather than the product. The adhesive gets exactly one attempt. Clean the frame face first: dust, then grease, then a final wipe with an alcohol-based cleaner,\nand let it dry. Work at 18 degrees or warmer in dry air. If the room is cold, run a hair dryer over\nthe frame and the strip before you start. Hold the strip by its edges and peel the liner back about 25mm at a time, laying the tape as you go\ndown one side and then the next. Do not touch the glue with your fingers. Then press. The adhesive is pressure sensitive, so the back of a teaspoon run along the whole strip\nis what actually sticks it down, and the corners are the part everyone under-presses and the part\nthat lifts first. Last, wait. Give it 24 hours before you hang the screen on it. A strip that lets go cannot be\nstuck back down. Three meshes, and which one is yours Standard grey is 18 x 16 threads to the square inch, vinyl-coated glass yarn, 66% open area. It is\nthe airiest and the least visible, and it stops flies, mosquitoes and wasps. Midge is black, 20 x 20, a heavier 0.33mm strand and 45% open area. It stops midges, gnats and\nsand flies, the ones that walk straight through standard mesh. Pick it on where you live rather\nthan on how the room looks: near a lake, a river, marshland or the coast, this is the one. Pet mesh is the odd one out because it is not fibreglass at all. Vinyl-coated polyester yarn woven\n10 x 16, strong enough to take claws, and still clear to see through. If you have a cat, the\ndecision is already made, because standard mesh lasts days. All three are sold as replacement mesh on their own, so a screen that gets damaged can be\nre-skinned rather than binned. Windows that are not rectangles This is where a cut-to-fit screen earns its price. Sash, awning, casement, hopper and slider\nwindows all take it, old frames and new, because all the tape needs is a flat face around the\nopening. An out-of-square window in an old house is no harder than a square one, and neither is a rhomboid\nor a shaped opening, because you are cutting the panel to the window rather than hoping a frame\nfits. Vans, boats and motorhomes are the same story: nothing gets drilled into anything. Large openings work too. Screening an outdoor entertaining area is a matter of buying the biggest\npanel and adding hook-and-loop tape, which is sold on its own. 10,000 openings, then a drawer The VELCRO brand strips are rated past 10,000 open-and-close cycles, which on a window you use\ndaily is a decade of summers. To open the window, peel one edge back and press it down again afterwards. That is the honest\ndifference against the magnetic window screen, which runs on a slim PVC frame and lifts off with a\nfinger tab. On a window you open every morning the magnetic one is worth the extra money. On a\nbedroom window you crack open in July, this one is the sensible buy. At the end of the season, wash the panel in warm soapy water, dry it completely, peel it off and\nstore it flat. Leave the tape on the frame and next spring is a two-minute job."
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