Magnetic Window Screen 72x62 Inch - Black Mosquito Net for Doors & Windows | Keep Bugs Out | Easy Installation

We have never lived in a modular home, and honestly regret buying this one, even if relatively new, but we weighted the land and the inground pool as an overcoming benefit, and in 2021 mid Covid, brick and mortar builds were scarce. My point is that NOTHING is of standard build, quality or size of regular construction. As such our slider is also non-standard, so about 4" narrower, and 2-3" shorter opening.This is the first split opening screen that fits our door perfect. Our first one was white, and let me tell you, the color when new plays tricks on your brain, to make it look like a door. The other bad thing about white is if you have a dog. Our female Mastiff is 160#, has jowls that are constantly foamy, and anything we are not successful in wiping off, is wiped off on the screen as she passes through. So after not to long, there was a Mastiff sized nasty area everywhere she touched the screen. Fortunately, when these new black ones arrived, we were able to take the white one down and give it a run through the washing machine (we air dried it), and it looks very clean. It is now a backup.The frame velcro tape is pretty good, with a problem I can't see tape, or velcro overcoming. No matter how clean you get your frame, at the top where the magnetic split in the screen connects, normal opening of the screen tends to create a minor sag at that separation point. Not a big issue, but one that maybe a 5-6" thin flat bar sewn into the top of the screen at that opening point might reduce?Another area that tends to pull away is at the bottom(s) on the door frame side. If our sliding glass door frame was a composite I could add a snap to both sides, and the screen and this would reduce that separation, but with an aluminum frame, I am less willing to do so.Our white screen has been up for at least 9 months and there is no decay or fabric failure, and our dog goes in and out several times a day, with us adding heavily to that use.The sewn in magnets allow the screen to open without much effort, and close completely every time.Sometimes you end up fishing for the ability to grab the center to open from the outside, but from the inside you simply push because with the door open, there's nothing to stop you from easily opening it. As such four tabs sewn into the center on both sides, and inside/outside that could be grabbed would be a very welcomed addition.We started using these screens over 10 years ago, both in Utah (flies/nats/yellow jackets) and now Florida (mosquitos/nats/flies/dirt dobber/red wasps/condors/snakes/alligators/velociraptors/oh my).