A brief look at the main options and what each one is usually used for.
Lightweight mesh that attaches with adhesive magnetic strips. Good for rentals and easy installation, especially on smooth frames.
Rigid frames that hold the mesh under tension. Often custom-sized and suitable for long-term use on specific windows.
Mesh curtains designed for frequently used doors. They close automatically with magnets, allowing hands-free movement.
Canopy-style nets that create a protected sleeping area when wall or frame-mounted screens are not practical.
Mesh panels or enclosures that reduce insects in outdoor seating or dining areas without fully enclosing the space.
This overview is intentionally short. It is meant to help you see which general type matches your situation, so you can follow a more detailed guide that fits your home.
If you'd like deeper explanations, you can start with one of these: