This was a lifesaver for our camper door. We have not had to replace the screen since installing it. I would highly recommend laying it out to flatten and warm up before cutting it to size. It is a thicker plastic and comes rolled up. It took a few days laying out in the sun to completely flatten. You will need a heavy-duty set of shears or a sharp knife to cut it. I used my circular saw guide to help cut a straight edge. After that, installation is a breeze with the included double-sided tape. German Shephard tested and approved.

Our dog loves to paw at the door to go in and out. We were afraid she would push through the screen door of our new camper so I tried this product. It is so stinking cute with the paws! We laid it flat for a couple days since it ships rolled up. Super easy to install, fit perfectly, the adhesive works well and it is a good quality product. I plan on buying another one.

This is a very functional screen but it wasn't easy to cut to size. Love the print. So far it has stayed on the door. I wish the tape were white to match my door better. So far it has done it's job.

The plexiglass cover was easy to cut and fit on the RV screen door. It is effective and attractive.

The fit on this is perfect as far as width but we did have to trim the height. I used a utility knife and had no issues so can't speak to other comments on scissors not working. The plastic print is visible enough our dogs know it is there and the holes in the paw prints allow air flow when the door is open. Tape hasn't fallen off yet! Very happy and have several friends who have purchased too for their campers.

All the material is high quality. The two sided tape was very good quality. Once you stick it down it's stuck. Lol! The piece looks fun. You can't help but smile! Shipping was quick and it is very professionally packaged. Instructions are clear and easy to follow. If I could make one suggestion? See if you can get the two sided tape in black. 99% of the RV screen door frames are black. The grey tape does stick out and takes away from the shield's esthetics. Still giving you 5 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟!

I thought the price for this simple piece of plastic was steep, but still cheaper than the metal door protectors on Amazon. So I ordered it. On arrival, the door protector was rolled up tightly inside a smaller rectangular box. When I took it out, the plastic held that wound-up curve like a spring. Obviously, it wasn't going to install this way. So I weighted it down and left it for a full day on my driveway. Direct sunlight all day long and it's 107 here today! The best I could get out of it was still wavy - not flat which is what I needed to get a decent looking result. I tried rolling it the opposite way while it was still warm from the sun. Nope - it still returned to the original wavy curve.This was not acceptable so I decided to return it. Surprise! I hadn't read the fine print; I have to pay for return shipping. The shipping cost is almost half the price of the product. So, if I send it back I'm out good money for nothing. Or I just use it as it is; a wrinkled piece of plastic. Guess what my wife says? Yup, I'm gonna have to make it work somehow. Can't wait.As it turns out, I was at Home Depot later and they had sheets of slightly thicker clear FLAT acrylic sheets about the same size. That would have worked just fine. A better solution and it's HALF THE PRICE of this product. OK, so no cute paw prints. We could live without it. So, do yourself a favor; just go to a hardware store and pick up a sheet of FLAT acrylic.UPDATE: The attached photo shows the result of my best efforts to get the "spring" out of this plastic sheet. Even though it still had a curve and some bulges in it, I was maritally compelled to install it. No installation instructions or suggestions whatsoever came with this product. I decided I could tape it to the screen door with painters tape, then use a Sharpie to draw a cutting outline (the sheet is wider than my door). It wasn't flat against the frame but I managed to get a rough outline along the outside edge of the screen frame.Then I used my aviation snips (industrial-strength scissors) to cut the plastic to size. It would be nearly impossible, and possibly dangerous, to attempt to cut this with ordinary scissors or a utility knife. Afterward, the cut edges were sharp, so they needed to be filed down and sanded. The vendor provides double sided tape but it's wrapped in thin plastic wrap, like Saran wrap, which was stuck to the edges of the tape. It took maybe 15-20 minutes to get all the wrapping off the tape using tweezers. Just another headache...Now, I removed the backing from one side of the double-sided tape and applied the tape along each edge of the door screen face frame. I left the backing on all exposed sides of the tape at first. Then I removed the backing from the left vertical tape and aligned and pressed the left edge of the plastic sheet into the tape. While struggling to hold the plastic sheet flat and in alignment, I pulled the backing from the top horizontal tape and pressed the plastic into the tape. I did the same along the bottom, all the while manhandling the plastic to keep it as flat as possible. After pressing the right side of the plastic into the tape, the panel was installed but it has an obvious bulge in it, along with some wavy distortions. The result is not pretty and certainly not up to my standards, but it's installed. We'll see how long the double-sided tape can hold this springy plastic in place.So, if you've read all this way and still want to try this product yourself, good luck! Otherwise, just get a flat sheet of plastic from a hardware store. You'll have a MUCH easier installation and it'll look better.

Plexiglass is of good quality and packaged nicely. Most challenge is to cut-to-size for our new RV. Very important: Be sure to have a very sharp plastic cutter at the very start. You may find this at most hardware store like Home Depot and Lowes. Love the pre-cut holes into the paw imprints which makes for good air circulation. The two-sided adhesive tape included is the sized well & essential to secure to your screen door. In addition to great looks when properly installed, our two travel 'pups' doesn't mind the screen protector at all. its purchase cost is very reasonable & look forward many uses in our future camping.