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STOP! The screen is closed. Avoid accidentally walking into closed sliding
screen doors. With Screen Door Magnets in place, it visually lets you, your
guests and even your pets know the screen is closed.
But that's not even half of it. These adorable little magnets have really caught
on as the easiest, quickest and cheapest way to cover those pesky little holes
in your screens that nearly everyone has. No more need for those ghastly looking
screen repair kits or the outrageously expensive screen replacement. Just cover
the hole with screen magnets. Each package comes with a set of two matching
reversed magnets. One for each side of the screen. Just stick them together and
bingo, the hole is gone. Of course we know that the hole is always in such an
odd place. That's where the fun comes in creating a scene that makes it all look
like it belongs. Just imagine the arrangements you could make on your pool cage
or patio. See illustrations at bottom of page.
But, what exactly are they? They are flexible, rubberized magnetic material that
are die-cut designs of two identical magnets which are placed back to back with
the screening in between each piece. They work on any type of screen, will not
rust, and stand up to adverse weather conditions.
Screen magnet can also be separated and used on your refrigerator, stove or any
metal surface.
Be warned though, you'll want to grab more than one. These cute little screen
decorations will capture your heart and you'll want more. Not to mention that
your mother, sister, friends, neighbors and cousins will all be wanting some of
their own. They make wonderful gifts.
Free Shipping on Screen
Magnets
Fun and So Easy to apply.
Separate the double-sided magnets and align on each side
of screen.
Black sides of magnets must face each other.
Magnets can also be separated and used as 2 magnets on any metal
surface.
If buying more than 1 of a particular design, be sure to keep the
fronts & backs together as a set or they may not cling to each other
correctly.
Have fun creating numerous scenes!
Damaged Screen?
Fix It (well, cover it) with Screen Magnets.
  
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