Pet Screen, 36’’ x 100’’ Thicken Pet Proof Window Screen Replacement - DIY Custom Adjustable Screen Mesh - Durable Screen Roll for Windows Doors and Patio Screen for Pet Resistant, Black

This screening material seems like it's pretty heavy duty. I expect that it will hold up to my dog and cat scratching at it. Easy to install in frame. Unfortunately it came folded (not rolled) so the creases from folding are visible in final installation.

My screen was so old on my screen door that my dog literally walked through it so I found this heavy duty one online and it fit my sliding door perfectly easy to install

This comes folded, there will be folds when you install. If you don’t mind then this is for you the quality is really great, it is thick. My puppy couldn’t chew through which is just what I needed.

Creases do not come out upon installation.

used it is our kennel zipper repair

So far, no issues. It is working as a replacement screen for one window that was completely torn from a previous owner's pets since it is in a perch area for cats. Our pets haven't messed with it yet, but seems like it will do much better than standard screen material.It wasn't that easy to install because it is a thicker material with folds in it. However, it will go in. I used whatever spline I had left from another kit for screen replacements. The thickness and close cross pattern also make it a little darker viewing out or in than the previous screen. Not sure if that is a concerning factor in a pet screen or not. This is the first time I've used a pet screen type material.For the amount of material and the thickness, I'd say it is worth the current price. I'll keep an eye on it and see how it does when then windows are opened more often in cooler weather. So far, we are satisfied.

Well, I expected this was going to be harder (compared to the regular duty) to put in and it was. It's hot and humid and I am soaked from doing a large screen. I reused spline from the frame I was screening. I was tempted to take a bit of sand paper and thin it down just a little, and I think perhaps I should have. It took at least three passes using my body weight on it to get it firmly into the channel. I think my roller tool may need to be fixed now, as the handle is coming off. All of that aside, our avian friends have been really doing a number on our screens. I think they're grabbing bits for nesting material leaving us with some rather impressive holes in our screens. I am really hopeful that this will at the very least slow them down because it's considerably heavier than the regular duty fiberglass screen I've been using. It's not unreasonable that it was harder to do, since the whole point is to use something heavier, and this is. I'll get back to you if I find any holes. Dang birds!

I got this to reinforce my windows so that I would feel more secure leaving the window open with my cats. It is thick enough to make me feel like my cats will stay secure and not be so easily able to claw holes in the screen.