MOEGFYMosquito Netting,3 Pack DIY Self-Adhesive Insect Mesh Curtain Fly Bug Bee Protector Screen 130x150CM with 3 Rolls Hook Sticky Tape,Fitted to Multiple Windows White

I am super happy with this. Bought white one for white window frames and can't even see it unless you are looking for it on purpose. Easy to put up and does the job beautifully. Only thing that could be improved is the length of the tape, I have a lot of smaller windows, so needed 2 packs because I ran out of tape and now I have loads of netting left over, so there could be more tape included but other than that it's great.

Enjoy Bug-Free Fresh Air with MOEGFY Window Screen Mosquito NettingFirst Impressions:The MOEGFY Window Screen Mosquito Netting arrived in a compact package with three rolls of netting and self-adhesive strips. The netting felt durable and well-made, and the adhesive strips appeared sturdy.Usage Experience:Installing the mosquito netting was a simple and straightforward process. The self-adhesive strips stuck well to the window frame, and the netting was easy to cut to the appropriate size. Once installed, the netting did an excellent job of keeping out mosquitoes, flies, and other small insects while still allowing fresh air to flow through.Target Audience:This product is perfect for anyone looking to enjoy the fresh air without the annoyance of bugs. It's particularly suitable for those living in areas with high mosquito activity or anyone who wants to keep their home insect-free during the warmer months.Pros and Cons:Pros:Easy to install with self-adhesive stripsEffective at keeping out mosquitoes and other small insectsStill allows fresh air inCons:The adhesive might not stick well to all types of surfaces.Longevity:The durability of the netting suggests it will hold up well over time, provided it isn't subjected to undue force. The adhesive's longevity might vary depending on the surface it's attached to and the weather conditions.Alternatives:For those seeking a more permanent solution, consider installing fixed window screens. There are also other brands of adhesive insect netting available, like Senneny or Fenestrelle.Conclusion:The MOEGFY Window Screen Mosquito Netting offers an effective and easy-to-install solution for keeping your home bug-free. With its strong adhesive and durable netting, you can enjoy the fresh air without worrying about unwanted insects.

Good product I have installed it, and it prevents insects from coming in. Would highly recommend it.

The MOEGFY Mosquito Netting is good at keeping insects out and fits well on multiple windows. However, the mesh is very weak; a slight pressure can cause it to rip. Additionally, the double-sided tape is not very strong and starts to lose its adhesion after a few weeks, causing the netting to come off. While the product is effective at its job, the durability of the mesh and the tape could be improved.

Wonderful quality. It’s almost invisible when it’s up as can’t be seen from outside but is so effective. Was very easy to install and the thickness is fairly fine but seems strong. The tape it came with seems to be holding it absolutely fine, as long as you don’t overlap the tape. Easy to remove when I want close the window as windows open outwards .I am so happy with the product and price , and have already recommended it to my neighbour .Simple enough to remove if not needed during the winter months .

If you have a mold / damp issue you WILL have to replace the tape! It feels away from the window if damp, but otherwise these were perfect! Kept wasps and flies out, it's a "cut to size" thing so it'll fit any window! Once on it looks pretty sleek too

Netting seems great, the cutter is useful however the Velcro is not fit for purpose. Five minutes after installing, the net unpeeled from the sticky glue of the Velcro backing. So it comes down.The Velcro doesn’t really want to grip together either.Totally useless I’m now going to have to buy proper Velcro stuff.

I am someone who absolutely despises insects, especially moths and crane flies, anything that invades my personal space, I don't like. Naturally, living in england where AC just isn't a thing, we have to open windows to stay any semblance of cool in the summer. However, leaving windows open is just an invitation to let all the insects in, especially living in a rural area like me. I'd finally had enough of desperately trying to use light to lure all the insects out of my room, staying up until 3am desperately wanting to sleep but refusing to do so with any flying, spindly gross insects in my room. I wasn't sure if i'd be able to get something that i could put up here, since i'm a student and renting, but this, so far anyway, seems very rentor safe, the adhesive is enough to stick there and not fall down instantly, but not so much that it should damage the windows in any way. I found it very easy to install. Other reviews say it was fiddly but it was fine for me, but it might be harder for others, depending on mobility and fine motor skills etc. The mesh seems to stick to the velcro pretty well, though its hard to get perfectly flat and smooth over it. This shouldn't be too much of a problem though. The mesh itself is fine enough to keep out any large insects, though tiny tiny mosquitoes or fruit flies may find their way in. Personally they're not the ones i'm bothered about, so this works wonderfully for me, for keeping out crane flies, moths, wasps, etc. I've only just put it up, but i don't see it failing me so far. If you're willing to spend a little more and get something more substantial, then it might be worth it, cause this is definitely very DIY, but it's enough for me as a renting student who just wants to be able to sleep without sweating buckets all night because i refuse to open the window. I'd say its pretty good value for money. I've only used a fraction of the velcro tape and mesh provided for this one window, theres still plenty left for the future or other windows.