tesa Insect Stop Hook & Loop STANDARD for Windows - Self Adhesive Window Fly Screen - Cut to Desired Size - in White, 130 cm x 150 cm

it’s been super effective. The self-adhesive strip was easy to install without tools, and the screen fits snugly so bugs stay out. It doesn’t block the view or airflow, which is exactly what I wanted for summer. The material feels durable and holds up well over time. Overall, a simple, practical solution that keeps insects away without hassle.

Installing: - So previously I have tried glue adhesion ones before and the Velcro did not stick on for very long, this one has a good adhesion HOWEVER! Do not overlap the Velcro adhesions on top of each other or you will find that it does not stick at all on one end, so you have to cut the overlap and actually size up the Velcro perfectly. It is also worth noting that the Velcro is so good that upon trying to apply the netting for the first time you may end up fighting with the whole thing, it won’t be you that wins. The net always wins. Despite this, it’s fairly easy to install, providing you are good with your hands and don’t have cats or kids yanking or stealing. The only thing I would say is hard is actually cutting the mesh after installing. If like me you live in a new build house where space is of luxury, you gotta be very good with your hands and a good pair of textile scissors to get a clean cut. Mine ended up looking rather botched, though I don’t really care about this as long as it keeps the birds (newest evolution of British spiders) out of my room. Quality: - as it is a cheap product high expectations aren’t always on the agenda. However this product is an amazing little find. While I do have to comment that the netting feels rather cheap, it does the job so no complaints! Velcro and adhesion works amazingly too. Fit for description? - I bought this for the purpose of keeping spiders out of my room. As someone with a gross and deadly fear of spiders and given their recent evolution in the U.K. to massive birds almost (Australia you can take them back), I suppose this product will work amazingly! Though I have not yet tried it in real world application, the adhesion of the Velcro allows no gaps between the Velcro and mesh so I doubt the spider hybrids will be able to breach these walls. Although now I do fear they will just eat the mesh for lunch, then me following. If you have pets, please be mindful that this probably won’t support the weight of a cat, dog or child and will ultimately send them flying over a rainbow. Comments: - I have an outward opening window, therefore I have an annoying handle sticking out like a sore thumb. As long as you allow a generous amount to cover the handle as well as being able to reach the Velcro on all sides still, you will be totally fine. - good luck to everyone facing these spiders this September, I don’t know if I will get through it either, though this does install just a little more hope!

Good quality product, very easy to use it and work very well, almost invisible to see, doesn't affect the field of vision at all, and it keeps the bugs or flys out, I'm really happy with it

The quality of the net itself is OK, but the tape is too ineffective. With the wind it all came off within minutes, and I had to put some normal tape around it. It's not holding too well, so I don't know until when it will stay. I wouldn't buy again.

Why did you choose this product over others?: I chose this product because it had a 4 star rating and thousands of reviews. When it arrived I was a bit sceptical, the netting seemed very flimsy and the tape width seemed a bit thin. But it was so cheap, and I really did need to have a window open overnight in this weather, I decided to give it a go. I decided to iron the netting on a low heat setting first off, to get rid of creases caused by it being folded inside the packaging. It instantly looked better after that. I then measured it and cut it to size with sharp scissors. I wiped down the window frame where the tape would go and dried it thoroughly. Then I cut the tape to size and secured it, gently at first, but once in place, I used the plastic end of a screw driver to run along the tape, applying a bit of pressure, so that the tape would stick more firmly. It was then easy enough to fit the netting in the window with it held in place by the velcro type tape. I managed to get the netting nice and taut across the window. It looks great! So glad I ironed it first! And the netting is easy peel away from the velcro in the instance of wanting access to the window for adjusting how open or closed you want it. I am so impressed, I’ve ordered more for another window. I chose the white netting and you can hardly see it. It took about 45 mins to do the whole job on a window 29x28 inches. But it was worth taking my time and doing it properly. Now I can leave that window open and not worry about insects flying in. Hoorah! 😃

On behalf of myself and my hamsters, I would like to thank the brain of whoever invented this incredibly magical creation. I can now safely exist in my bedroom with the window actually open without having to fight an eight legged demon for mere access to fresh air. Having this beautiful ability has helped my asthma dramatically so I bow to thee! HOWEVER, a little warning for those who have their window permanently open a small amount... spiders *chills* really like that little gap between the netting and the window... so much that I spent most of September saying 'Good Morning Annie', 'Goodnight Dave' to my two resident giant great house spiders. Although they look like death itself, they make pretty good therapists and the netting made social distancing a VERY important possibility. (For those interested, Annie and Dave started having 'parties' including other GIANT great house spiders to the point where I wasnt sure who's leg was who.. Sadly I was informed of the potentially horrific outcome of said 'parties' by my grandmother and promptly served verbal eviction notices to all residing behind the great magical netting and they left the next day!) Overall: ~ Strong Adhesion! I have even left the window open when it was heavily raining and during high wind. ~ The netting holes are small enough so you have no visitors, although I have noticed some tiny spiders hanging around my curtain *not babies.. I hope* ~ Although the holes are small the netting still allows a decent amount of air flow and dramatically helps with breathing if you're an asthmatic. 100% Recommend! Annie, Dave.. if you're out there, I hope you and the kids are well Take care xoxo

Bought to keep spiders out, originally bought the black one and although it worked well, the holes were tiny making it a lot harder for bugs to get in. The white is still effective but not 100%. We have definitely noticed a drastic reduction in the amount of spiders we are getting since having these installed. Installation is a little bit fiddly, trying to cut the netting neatly but a sharp Stanley blade does the job. Simply stick the tape around the frame, place the netting on (do this with the window shut to allow the extra space for the handle) and cut off the excess. The white looks good on white frames though, can barely notice it at all which is good.

So happy with this!! I can have my bedroom window wide open and I don't have to worry about spiders getting in or moths or whatever when the light is on at night. Easy to put up and it seems pretty well stuck down so yeah couldn't ask for better really. It's also barely noticeable on the window which is good.100% recommend!!