Transparent Insulated Door Curtain-Magnetic Thermal Door Cover, Screen Door Self-Closing Magnetic Screen Door Hands Free for Patio, Kitchen, Bedroom, Air Conditioner Room, Fits Doors up to 72" x 80"

I use this especially in the summer to keep the AC in one room while allowing my animals to travel freely in the house. Both my dogs and cat easily open the door.

We have always had dogs and this is the BOMB if you have them, they can run in and out anytime they want and you still have a screen (or plastic) doorway to keep the bugs (or heat) out!

The ball is fine but sent the wrong size. Needed a 4 not 5

The media could not be loaded. When you have a dog & cat who want to go in and out onto the porch and it's freezing cold outside, this is a great option for being able to leave the door open while maintaining the inside temperature. I can't believe how much this one little piece of plastic blocks heat/cold. When I got it, I made every person who came over stand inside and stick their hand through the opening to see how much colder it was outside than inside!

It's awesome!! Keeps out flies, cold and heat. Not to great on the wind. I have 3 mini pigs,1 dog and 1 cat who live indoors. It is used all the time. Just be careful, it ripsby wear u tape it or velcro..

My dogs are able to let themselves in and out of a sliding door (Autoslide door opener) to an enclosed patio (and then out a dog door to a fenced yard). With the colder weather, even though I have the door set to open only 12 inches for them, I was getting a blast of cold air when the door opened. I placed this on the outside of the sliding door (did trim 18 inches off the bottom of the half that the dogs walk through, so no flap gets caught in the closing door). When I open the door there is a marked temperature differential. Even with a 12x18 inch gap at the bottom the air between this and the door is warm. Still a little cold air when the dogs come in, but it is greatly reduced with most of the height of the door still protected.

Wanna know how long it took for a wind gust to rip a magnet out of that patio door thing? 6 months. I'm guessing it wasn't made for New Mexico spring wind storms.🤪😂All joking aside, it did do a good job insulting the patio door all winter, and it was easy to install. I'm going to leave it up; it still mostly closes. Just can't keep the wind all the way out anymore. Definitely saved me more in heating costs than it cost me.

I live in a house with two very drafty patio doors. I am very pleasantly pleased with the thickness and quality of this. It has definitely improved the temperature in my living room by stopping the winter drafts from getting in. It was very easy to install and well worth the price