Cat Proof Window Screen | Cat Window Screen | Window Mesh For Cats

An opening up to 100 cm wide and 100 cm tall, so it is the best cat proof window screen for a standard single window in the range. Order above your opening and cut it down.

The mesh. It's woven 10 x 16 from heavy-duty vinyl-coated polyester yarn instead of the thin fibreglass used in insect screens. Claws do not get through it and it does not unravel when a cat hooks it.

Days, usually. A determined cat tears a conventional insect screen quickly, which is exactly why this mesh exists.

That's what it is built for. It holds against a cat leaning, climbing or pushing at it, so you can have the window open without the ledge becoming an invitation.

The weave is tight and the yarn is thick, so claws do not catch the way they do in loose netting.

Yes. It stops flies, mosquitoes and the usual bugs alongside the cat, so you are not choosing between the two.

It handles dog claws as well as cat claws. What it is not built for is a dog throwing its full weight at it, so a large determined dog needs a physical barrier.

A velcro edge presses onto hook-and-loop tape run around the window frame. No tools, no drilling, no frame to build.

The tape grips along the whole edge rather than at points, which spreads the load. Fit it to a clean dry frame and press it down firmly all the way round.

The frame. The tape sticks to the flat face around the opening.

Yes, with a blade or strong scissors. Order the size above your window and trim it.

Ask before ordering. These are made in set sizes and also made to order.

Not a problem. You cut each screen to the window in front of you, which is why these suit older houses where nothing is true.

No. Nothing is drilled and the tape comes away cleanly, so it works in a rental.

White edge or black edge, same price. The mesh itself is black.

No. Pick whichever disappears against your frame.

Yes, and better than you would expect from a mesh this tough. Pet mesh gives good outward visibility because the yarn is dark.

No. Air moves through freely, which is the reason to fit one rather than keep the window shut all summer.

Yes. It is vinyl-coated polyester yarn, the same family of material used in outdoor furniture mesh.

It's a fire-retardant insect mesh.

The mesh suits doors and windows both. This kit is cut and sized for windows.

Peel an edge back off the tape, open the window, then press it down again.

Yes, and with cats most people do rather than taking it down seasonally.

Take it off and wash it in warm soapy water. Let it dry fully before it goes back on.

The vinyl coating is there to hold colour and keep the yarn flexible, so it stands up to a season in a sunny window.

Yes, the hook-and-loop tape to fix it to the frame is part of the kit.

Yes. Pet mesh is listed as replacement mesh if you want to re-skin a screen frame you already have.

It's the same mesh. This one is set up and sized as a cat screen; the velcro screen range simply offers pet mesh as one of three options.

About fifteen minutes for the first window, less once you have done one.

That is really who it is for. An indoor cat and an open window is the combination that puts cats on window ledges, and this lets you have the air without the risk.