Saint-Gobain ADFORS FCS8988-M Schermo per Animali Domestici, 36" x 84", Schermo Antracite 36" x 84"

Brand:Saint-Gobain ADFORS

3.8/5

€
46.67

DESCRIZIONE PRODOTTO Schermo per animali domestici ADFORS Premium, 36 x 84, antracite DAL PRODUTTORE Lo schermo ultra resistente resiste agli strappi e ai danni di cani e gatti, ma offre comunque un'eccellente visibilità verso l'esterno e flusso d'aria. Realizzato in poliestere resistente. Molto più resistente delle schermature tradizionali e può essere utilizzato in qualsiasi applicazione di porte o finestre.

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EAN: 0011646705877

Categories: Strumenti e miglioramento della casa, Materiali da costruzione, Materiali da costruzione, Porte, Porte esterne, Porte schermate,

Tutti gli schermi sono certificati Greenguard [GOLD] e privi di ortoftalati, il che li rende ideali per ambienti in cui le persone, in particolare bambini e adulti sensibili, trascorrono lunghi periodi di tempo. Tutti gli schermi sono conformi alla California Prop 65. Sostituisce circa 2 zanzariere di dimensioni medie o 1 porta. Ignifugo. Resiste alle lacrime e ai danni di cani e gatti. 36 pollici x 84 pollici.

Batteries Included?	‎No
Batteries Required?	‎No
Brand	Saint-Gobain ADFORS
Color	Charcoal
Color	‎Charcoal
Customer Reviews	4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars 4,439 ratings 4.7 out of 5 stars
Included Components	‎Pet Screen
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	‎No
Item Dimensions LxWxH	36 x 84 inches
Item model number	‎FCS8988-M
Item Package Quantity	‎1
Item Weight	1.7 Pounds
Item Weight	‎1.7 pounds
Manufacturer	‎Saint-Gobain ADFORS
Material	Polyester
Material	‎Polyester
Mounting Type	‎Hardware Mount
Part Number	‎FCS8988-M
Size	‎36" x 84"
Style	‎Screen
Warranty Description	‎10-year limited warranty.

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Scritto da: Douglas M

Did I leave the cats outside?

Situation report: -Monday 4:00 PM - Cats tear through old metal screening on sliding glass door. "No, no. Bad kitties!" -Monday 6:00 PM - Order new Saint-Gobain ADFORS FCS8988-M Pet Screen pet proof screening -Tuesday 10:00 AM - Install new screening. Easy install. Easy to cut. Just enough stretch that you can get a good, tight fit. -Tuesday 10:45 - Ah, looks great. New screening installed. Relax. Have beer. -Tuesday 11:00 - Forget cats are outside and close screen door to porch. -Tuesday 11:02 - Thunderstorm strikes. "OMG, I forgot the cats". Rush to door. Black cat paces in a panic outside the door. "Oh no! She's starting to tear at the screen!". Need to get there fast. "Oh no. She's literally climbed up the screen. Splayed out like spider cat at the top of the screen. Staring in at me. And she's a big cat. "Fudge. Gonna, need to get more screening for sure." -Tuesday 11:05 - Peel cat off top of screen. Inspect screen expecting its game over and I'll need to restart my repair job. -Tuesday 11:06 - NO DAMAGE to the screen!! This stuff does what it says and appears pet proof for sure. Highly recommended.

Scritto da: Kindle Customer

Does the job versus 17 pound climbing cat and 60 pound pit bull!

I did not intend to test this the minute I installed it, but there was a squirrel in the yard. However, it was tested, and it survived. I found that it installed fairly easily. You do want a spline wheel, and at least for me I needed to push hard to get it to lay down in the track and to get the spline to lie in on top of it. But it wasn't enough to anger up the arthritis in my wrists, so it wasn't as bad as you might think. This is worth the money.

Scritto da: Cathyj000

Great product!

My (not so) kitten is a holy terror. As you can see. Not one tear! I’ve actually had this screen up since 2016 and it has survived many cats and held strong! It’s well worth the money.

Scritto da: Amy R

2 Weeks of Cat Claws Without Issue

Easy to install, ships in a tube without creases. Cat's immediately attempted to breach the barrier. We're now at 2 weeks of cat claw exposure without any rips.

Scritto da: STEVEN

Heavy duty is right!

Very very durable. I have a 35lbs mini doodle rescue that is a little brut. She's jumped on this, scratches it, and there's zero sign of wear. The downside is this is a PAIN to install. I suggest getting thinner spleen (I think that's what it's called) vs the traditional size if installing in a sliding door. I used the standard size with the tool that comes with them and it took a long time, 2 people, lots of sweat and ended up less than a perfect install. But it's a trade off. It certainly lives up to it's claim of durability! The other downside is that it's less transparent than the standard mesh, and it almost gives me a headache when I look through it because it's hard for my eyes to focus. Depending on your needs, it may absolutely be worth it. But for me, I prefer this brands standard option. It's still durable (but as durable, but pretty tough) transparent and I assume let's more air flow through.

Scritto da: Rolidnot

VERY tough screen, not too bad to install, a little darker than standard charcoal screening

I have a new indoor cat and needed to rescreen my front screen door to protect my 8 month old kitten against some of the roaming 15 pound felines running about . I thought about using aluminum screen and while it's tougher than fiberglass, it still has disadvantages because it dents, can still be torn, isn't intended to be pet proof, the wires can get pulled apart and it can be sort of a pain to install if you are not experienced/careful. Pet D-Fence Pros: 1.) VERY tough nylon or heavy duty fiberglass material - far tougher than I thought it would be. 2.) Decent transparency. It's darker than standard charcoal fiberglass screen but it also makes it harder for people walking by to peek into my front door during the day but no so much at night 3.) Easy to install relative to aluminum screen and more tolerant of screen spline roller slips than either fiberglass or aluminum screen 4.) Simple tools required for installation - screen roller, new screen bead if required, a slot blade screwdriver, razor knife with new blade or you can farm it out to the local hardware store 5.) Adds a lot of stability and rigidity to a screen frame 6.) (NEW) This screen deflects 90% of the sunlight and heat away from my front door. See my update comments at the end of this review Cons: None really but see the section below on "things to know". Things to know: 1.) I saw some comments from other reviewers that this screen is too thick to install. That may happen if you have very narrow screen channels but there are techniques to try before abandoning hope. You may actually need smaller diameter screen spline. 2.) Another approach to try rather than buying new screen spline is to simply press about one inch of the existing spline in place with regular slot screw driver blade at a corner and then gently pull the spline to stretch it, reducing it's diameter and then roll it into place with a spline roller - that's what I did. 3.) I did not list the extra thickness as a "con" because D-Fence screen is made to be tougher/thicker. 4.) Be aware that when stretching the screen spline it is important to use a very stable work table. Having a second set of hands and strong forearms also helps with installation. I did mine solo and it came out nearly perfect with patience 5.) The D-Fence product does darkens the look of the screen and some of the outward visibility even in daylight because the mesh is thicker. It's fine with me because I want protection for my cat and I think the darker color looks fine but you might not agree. 6.) I used a few small wood shop style 2" spring clips with a wooden ruler to hold the screen in place so I would not scratch the screen frame when setting the bead. Other options are using medium sized metal binder clips used in offices for large stacks of paper or having a second person simply maintain pressure by gently pulling the screen tight. The photo below shows standard charcoal fiberglass screen on the left and the D-Fence screen on the right. In summary, I really like this product, ordered two more rolls from Amazon.. I have NOT accepted ANY discount or free product for my review. 5/30/16 update - The screen easily withstood a mauling from a large neighborhood cat two nights ago. Not a mark on it after the other 15 pound cat climbed half way up the screen. One other interesting side note. My home faces east and my main entry door gets REALLY hot in the morning sun with a standard screen in place. With the pet d-fence screen in place, the door never gets above about 100 degrees - the heavier mesh reflects all the heat. That latter fact alone is enough to get me to buy this product. 7/16/16 update - I used Pet-Defence screen on a rear house screen after an local cat clawed my original Marvin fiberglass screen up trying to get into a fight with my indoor cat. Last night the same outdoor cat launched another attack at my cat who was sitting in the window with the Pet-Defense screen. The other cat bounced off the heavy duty pet screen. I was sitting on the sofa 5 feet away and it was loud and pretty funny. No damage to the new Pet-Defence screen but the other cat has to be scratching it's head wondering what happened. I bought a new, larger screen roller and I "pre-roll" the Pet-Defence into the screen notch with the convex side and then add the spline pressing it into place with the concave side of the roller. Great screen for defusing cat fights!