Magnetic Thermal Insulated Door Curtain 36"x96" Magnet Patio Door Cover Auto Closer Fits Doors Up to 34"x95" to Keep Warm in Winter Cool in Summer for Air Conditioner Heater Room Home Kitchen

This magnetic thermal curtain was the right price, looks really nice, works well and is reusable! The coldest part of my apartment during the winter time is the kitchen. I put this curtain up and it blocked off almost all of the cold! I couldn't believe how well it worked. It was easy to install and I think that it will last quite awhile; time will tell. It helped to decrease my electric bill. 👍🏾

Used on interior doorway for easy in-out of AC room for pets. Mid-size dogs learned to use this right away, This simple solution solves the problem of providing AC relief for pets in specific indoor spaces when we choose not to cool the entire house. We think this will also work for isolating heated areas later in the year.This was a fairly easy, one-person installation job. The curtain was installed on the outside doorjamb (doors open inward, away from this curtain).We like it so much we bought a 2nd curtain for another room. Here are installation instructions because one package came with less than great instructions, and the 2nd package came with no instructions at all.1. Air the curtain (outdoors if possible) for a day or two before indoor installation. The off-gassing is stinky (if you are sensitive to it) but completely OK after a day or two.2. Before installation, measure your doorway to figure out how high to hang the strip. I bought the larger size to have. more leeway for both height and width. I used pencil markings on the doorjamb as guides.3. To install -a) Unroll the velcro strips - the wide one for the top, and the longer, narrow strip for the sides.b) Lay your curtain flat and attach the velcro to the sides, but DO NOT pull off the backing - in other words, velcro to velcro, but adhesive still covered.c) Now place the heavy-duty velcro strip across the top of the doorway. I did this by removing the backing (exposing the adhesive) on one end, aligning with my corner pencil marking, and then unrolling and pressing down while pulling the backing off. This was 36" wide, not a heavy lift to accomplish. I stodd on a step stool, and after the top velcro strip was on the doorjamb I used the flat black plastic tool (included) to firmly attach the wide velcro strip to the top of the doorjamb.d) Then attach the curtain at the top only. This is velcro to velcro. the curtain is now hanging with the sides unattached to anything.e) Now attach the sides of the curtain to the doorjamb. To do this I worked down each side of the doorjamb about 12" at a time, peeling the backing off the adhesive backing and smoothing and attaching as I worked from top to bottom This method ensured a taught fit.

Worked for our small slider. We had originally wanted to put in a pet door insert, however with the insert in place, the small sliding door was too narrow for a human to get through....to the rescue is this item. Dogs and humans can go in and out at will. Magnets are strong to hold it closed and the thick vinyl keeps temps inside well regulated. It will not last forever, obviously, but at this price point, it is affordable to replace. It, of course, doesn't lock but it does seem to keep out bugs and weather.

Man, these came just after I replaced one AC in my house of the 4 that were broken, but THESE WORK, and work WELL. Even though these were WAY TOO LONG, which I knew it would be long, BUT YOU KNOW... you never know how long is too long LOL. Even though like the bottom never closes, this still just STOPS the MS HEAT in its track. As soon as you break the curtain's barrier, you're just ASSAULTED by the heckish MS HEAT which I was afraid that due to its transparent nature, would be like a greenhouse. I went with the longer one, since I wanted to be able to use this in conjunction with my screen door one, and needed it to sit above it.This part is pedantic and just for context.My door is 82in x 36in wide. So I bought 2in wide hook and loop tape, since some of these magnetic screen doors, aren't the size they're described, as I found with my front door, so the 2in tape gives me the ability to fine tune the height. So the Screen door which works amazing, sits near the very top of the actual door frame at about 80in. I couldn't find something that sat at 82 and 36 wide from this company. So, bought the 96 knowing I'd be modifying this, and at $17, wouldn't feel too bad about it. THOUGH, I think next time I'm just placing them on top of each other. Which is where the tape that comes with these magnetic screens, come into play, since they're the exact width of the edges.Conclusion:THIS WORKS SUPER WELL. HOLY COW, was super skeptical but man, this works super well. I pair this with the stupidly overpriced dog door that was supposed to be 3 layered for weather mitigation, but one day in Gulf Coast MS heat, the flaps warped ruining that one claim to fame. This allows the dogs to go in and out, keeps the heat out as well. DEFINITELY RECOMMEND. I don't think it will stand too much time, but yeah, two years down the line when I have to replace it, I won't feel too bad. This house had 4 broken ACs and the backdoor this was going on was nearly the SOLE culprit of it. This works great, dogs got used to going through it in no time.