tesa INSECT STOP Hook & Loop Tape Premium - 1 x 560 cm - White

Likes: Easy to apply to window frame. Insect nets secure well and keeps insects out when window open. Dislike: After a few weeks the tape begins to come away from the uPVC window frame, despite using alcohol wipes beforehand. So needs redoing a few times over fly season.

Ive been looking for a while for an effective method of securing the netting I use over my windows and this is it. I assumed it would be like other velcro I'd used and not live up to the hype, but it does. I use this netting on my windows: chinkyboo White Large Window Screen Mesh Net Insect Fly Bug Mosquito Moth Door Netting with chinkyboo logo bag The netting is brilliant, but the velcro supplied with it is poor. I'd also bought dressmakers velcro, as suggested by others who'd commented, and that also didn't do the job effectively. But this stuff is fantastic. Sticks solidly to the wondow frame without peeling away immediately (can be removed easily if you need to though) and the net just sticks to it. No sellotape needed to hold it on (had to do that in the past) no need to reattach as the net does not peel off it. Fantastic velcro and highly recommended!

Yep. It really is that much better than the junk hook and loop that came with your bug screen set. I'd give it 5 stars but feel that it's still too expensive. I think a fair price for this would be around the £4 mark rather than the £7 that I paid. However, it does the job I need it to and couldn't find any better products than this so it does perform very well.

Used this on a window in my old house for years, was excellent except if you try to remove it, just don't try. Leaves an awful lot of glue which is almost impossible to remove. (I wanted to take it off for my landlord but thankfully he didn't care). You could argue that this is an issue, but I see it as a pro as it shows how good it is at sticking. I put it up as some bees decided to make a nest in the wood above the bay window. I'm very pro bee and wouldn't consider kicking them out so netting was perfect to stop them from enetering the bedroom. Anyway, have bought it again for use in new house and used it on a few windows. They are really great for putting the netting up, really stong and holds it tightly.

Not worth the price. For that price it should have been at least 2 rolls. Brought better value from other sellers

The product is great we needed to cover more windows with insect mesh as we live near the river and if we open the windows at night we are plagued by midges, coupled with the mesh we no longer have problems. Excellent product we have bought more since, would highly recommend

the stuff you get with fly screens is pure rubbish ....buy this stuff you will not look back it stays on will not peel off fly net will stick never comes off when you need to peel the net of to open window it will stick back on like new 10/10 great stuff

It is easy to apply, but take care to cut the screen material neatly. That way, you will avoid untidy edges showing.

Très pratique

Die Lieferung des Paketes war einwandfrei. Die Verpackung und auch der Inhalt kam unbeschädigt bei mir an. Ich habe in meinem Leben so viele Fliegengitter angebracht. Manche waren teuer, manch andere waren wirklich günstig. Die besten Erfahrungen hatte ich mit der Marke Tesa gemacht. Trotz dessen machte ich letzes Jahr eine Ausnahme. Ich kaufte ein paar Fliegengitter beim Discounter mit dem dazugehörigen Klettband und brachte diese wie gewohnt und genau nach Anleitung an. Die Klettbänder klebten jedoch nicht mal 2 Tage am Fensterrahmen! Deshalb wollte ich für jedes Fenster in unserem neuen Haus wieder im Baumarkt die original Tesa Fliegengitter mit Klettband kaufen. Mich hat aber fast der Schlag getroffen ... die Teile sind so teuer geworden! Da ich jedoch kein Vermögen ausgeben wollte, musste ich mir etwas anderes einfallen lassen. Ich kaufte im Baumarkt die günstigen No-Name Fliegengitter mit Klettband, die direkt im Regal neben der Tesa-Marke lagen. Diese kosteten 1,95 Euro pro Stück. Doch hierzu bestellte ich über Amazon dieses Tesa Klettband. Die Klettbänder sind sehr viel breiter als die billigen (ca. 1 cm) und halten bombenfest! Besser geht es wirklich nicht! Die Tesa-Klettbänder halten nun schon seit Wochen. Ich kann mir vorstellen die Fliegengitter im Winter vorsichtig abzulösen aber die Klettbänder dran zu lassen und diese im Jahr drauf wieder zu benutzen. Einen schönen Nebeneffekt hat es noch ... die mitgelieferten Klettbänder bei schwarzen Fliegengitter sind normalerweise auch schwarz. Doch die Tesa-Klettbänder sind weiß und man sieht sie bei geöffnetem Fenster an unseren weißen Fensterrahmen nicht. Fazit: Nur noch Klettbänder von Tesa, aber die Fliegengitter selbst dürfen auch von einer anderen Marke sein :-)

Needed some extra after a year and this works perfectly

Used this on my windows and several months in it's still very robust despite the rain and low temperatures.

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