Can these stop pets crawling underneath the screen, or are they easy to wiggle under? Thanks
331397
They're easy to wiggle under. The screen hangs loose in the bottom track and keeps bugs out but it can easily be pushed out for a pet sized opening. My cat gets out the bottom like it's an open door.
331398
Pets can go through the screen and damage it. The screen just floats in the track at the bottom.
331399
The screen frequently comes out of the bottom and is not really held in place by the pegs they have installed, and those are also easily ripped from the screen if you open or close it incorrectly (I found it very difficult to open/close at times). Also my 35-lb dog ran into it because she couldn't see it, and this ripped the screen from the sliding bar part. I found this product to be a big waste of $$.
2100345
It's relatively easy to get on and off. I have two small dogs and it was a royal pain hooking them both up. Then they'd get tangled because they can hop down off the seats. I don't use it. I just make sure they both stay in the back as I'm not sure this offers enough protection to be worth it for them.
2188667
They are actually human underpads, though rather flimsy....they work well for puppy pads. :)
1546078
Definitely will keep the fruit flies out. But some are saying that they can crawl underneath, where the bottom of these touch the tabletop...I had no problems with insects getting in though.
906744
Technically it's easy. Contorting yourself to reach them or see the screen on your arm is the challenge. You have full access to the screen as there is no cover. It all depends on how you position it to begin with. If the screen is facing away from you, it's simply harder to see. But all the control work fine. I hope that makes sense!
654297
I use the pads for my toy poodle, who does not go outside at all. I put them on top of my carpet, and they work very well. No leaks to the carpet underneath. I cannot use the paper/plastic pads, as she thinks they are toys and tears them to shreds. She just uses these pads, and does not try to bite them or play with them. Problem solved! Great product.
746668
Invisible screens are not intended to provide "security". They are not a door. Even with a lock a pet, child or intruder could just push through the screen. These are great for letting thru a breeze and keeping bugs out, but if you want something to lock look up security screen doors.
418610
They are made of hard plastic so will slide around on hard surfaces which works well for us since we put them under a shelf. They might not slide on a carpeted or textured surface.
2244389
We're using ours to keep our cats from pushing through the screen. Having said that, it appears to hold pretty solidly once installed. It seems to hold well when I push on it, but I'm sure with enough force it might break loose. I'm mindful that it is designed/intended to keep little kids from being able to push through it. Once installed it really seems pretty secure.
323559
Not if they are the least bit smart, really easy for then to wiggle under. The cover isn't the least bit stable either
1858287
A screen door guard covers half of an existing screen slide with thicker metal in a open pattern that pets cannot, as a rule, break through when jumping against the screen causing rips and tears in your screening material. It is fastened onto the existing screen with tiny screws and is very effective. You can see one at your local home improvement store to get an idea but they are less expensive on Amazon when they are available
1309415
Thanks for your response. Do they go on quite easily? I find the ones that I am currently using will work for about 2 cm and then stop.
2106475
There are two strips of velvet type material on the bottom to keep it from moving easily when under a sheet. If you were not going to put a sheet over it, then yes it would move easily and would not work as designed.
1724322
Yes! I have not had any problems with either putting the screen in or removing it...Also, have not had any issues with bugs getting through the middle of the screen.
1858285
A screen guard, or pet guard, is a metal webbing that covers the lower half of the screen door to prevent dogs from going through the screen. Check out this link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=olbn6jU7KHA
1876207
The screen is not sturdy. A little pressure on them and the screen detaches from the plastic side. We are currently shopping for a new cage because of this. My cat tried to get at the cage once and the screen is very soft it's not a metal screen so claws could rip it easily.
772212
There is not a screen on the bottom. I have not had a problem with tortoise digging under, but I make sure it's on very solid, flat ground.