Nice to find an option for our laundry room. It's easy to use, and they built the door to fit in our odd sized spot. Glad I found this.. the retractable function is nice and I hope it lasts a long time.

The media could not be loaded. I love the fact that I feel secure with the screen closed and my door open. It's also nice to see the lines in it so you don't walk through it.
I love it!

The media could not be loaded. The door arrived well-packaged and undamaged. As I removed the packaging, I was surprised at the excellent quality of the aluminum extrusions and finish. I've installed hundreds of doors and windows and did not expect to see this high-quality materials and mechanism for such a reasonable price. Frankly, I bought this one as a stop-gap just to get something in place until I could find something good-but this screen door is going to stay. The assembly was easy; however, this stuff comes easy to me and I imagine someone without adequate tools or interest could struggle a bit. The instructions are in color and are a bit brief and cover all three versions of the door (Regular, Embedded and Folding) so this could be a bit confusing. My installation is the embedded type (the screen is hidden inside the rail when not in use) and is in our living room on the inside of an out-swinging deck door frame.

Because the directions are brief and meant for experts, here are some hints to help: When you remove them from the box, keep the parts in the same juxta-position because you can get confused. Each frame piece has a little scale on the edge-these should all be on the back side-the side you don't see.

Don't remove the strap around the roller assembly until you are in the assembly phase-it holds the screen and is wound on a spring. The roller will need to be wound about 25-28 full turns COUNTER-clockwise. Don't skimp on this step-from it's initial position, it really needs those 25+ FULL turns to wind the spring. It can be tough to hold on to the center piece during winding-I used a vise-grip-type tool to CAREFULLY grip the center guide and was able to wind the spring easily. Practice slipping the winding guide into the rail before you do the winding so you know when it is seated.

Install the handle and magnetic catches once you are sure you have the parts in the correct orientation. Measure the position carefully-the catches and the magnets need to match exactly-here is a trick to make sure it is done correctly: install the two metal plates (non-magnetic) 14" from top and bottom of the rail without the screen. Next, place the magnets directly on the metal plates (Not on the door side), remove the glue backing from the magnets and close the door! The magnets will end up exactly where they need to be. Push on them to make sure they are well-stuck to the frame.

More hints: Drill pilot holes for the magnetic catch plates with a 1/16" or 3/32" drill-don't go too deep or tool large or the screws will not grab.

Put a bit of screw wax (candle wax will do) on all of the assembly screws (especially the long screws)-this helps them turn in easily without danger of stripping the head.

You do NOT need to screw the door to your door frame. The instructions suggest using builders adhesive which I'm sure works fine, but I used an industrial outdoor Velcro product to attach the screen door to the frame. (Search on Industrial Velcro Strip on Amazon). The acrylic adhesive on the Velcro is aggressive and strong-and the Velcro is amazing-and it can get wet, freeze, cook in the sun and it still works.

By the way, two of my neighbors in my same building have purchased this same door and used the Velcro method!

This screen door ships in a very compact package from Korea and arrived in California in about 1 week. Assembly instructions were straightforward and written in proper English. I did follow the recommendations of another review here and added Velcro tape as backing in addition to the 4 provided screws at the corners. This was not so much for support as to seal the back of the frame properly.
I particularly like the solid aluminum frame (vs plastic) and the spool mechanism which pivots around a center roll. This center roll plus horizontal stripes make the screen easy to see, so people don't run into it accidentally. We've been using the screen door for the past 2 weeks and find it easy and reliable to use.
One negative observation: The provided lock mechanism (a simple flip hook) did not work for me because my screen door went on the outside of an inward opening door. By doing that, the aluminum frame attaches to the actual door frame where the locking mechanism is supposed to go and there is no way to get the lock installed on the inside.

Ordered this from the UK England,arrived within the week easy to put together and install,as a lady d.i.y-er I enjoy doing things like this,job is easily done by one person(also i couldn't work out the measurements in inches so added in the notes the size I wanted in cms and crossed my fingers but everything was perfect) would order from this seller again the only drawback was the fees my bank charged me for buying something in $'s but it is what it is