A mosquito net door that closes itself, every single time

No track, no frame, no fuss

Unlike sliding or pleated mosquito net systems that rely on aluminium tracks fixed into your door frame, a magnetic mosquito net door is essentially a fitted mesh curtain with a strip of flexible magnets sewn into the centre seam and along the sides. It is hung from a slim adhesive or pin-up strip above the doorway, and the magnets do the rest of the work — when you push through the curtain, it parts, and the moment you're through, the two magnetic edges pull themselves back together with an audible, satisfying click. There is nothing to slide, latch, or forget to close.

This makes it the single best fit for the doors in a Ranchi home that get used constantly through the day — the kitchen door that opens for every trip to the dustbin or the terrace, the balcony door that gets used a dozen times during monsoon evenings, or a back door that kids and domestic help pass through repeatedly. Where a hinged screen door or a sliding net demands a deliberate open-and-close action every time, a magnetic net simply doesn't allow the gap to stay open long enough for a mosquito to get through.

Because the whole panel is held up with a light adhesive-backed or pin frame rather than drilled tracks, installation is quick, reversible, and does zero damage to rented flats, wooden door frames, or newly painted walls — an important consideration for the many apartment and PG tenants we serve across Ratu Road, Lalpur, and Kanke.