Comparison
AUGO vs Homitt
Both sell fiberglass magnetic screens. AUGO states a 36 × 82 fit and full-length magnets. Homitt describes 26 strips and eight gravity sticks. Confirm Homitt's size chip.
Updated 2026-10-31. Editorial opinion from listing specs, not a lab test.
| Spec | AUGO · Editor's pick | Homitt |
|---|---|---|
| Mesh | Fiberglass | Fiberglass |
| Screen | 38 × 83 in | Several sizes are sold; confirm the chipCheck listing |
| Fits | 36 × 82 in | Depends on the size chipCheck listing |
| Closure | Full-length center magnets (count not published) | 26 magnetic strips, as described on the Homitt fiberglass listing |
| Install | Full-frame hook-and-loop, plus push pins | Full-frame hook-and-loop and push pins |
| Listing | View AUGO (Amazon, opens in a new tab) | View Homitt (Amazon, opens in a new tab) |
Homitt's upgraded fiberglass screen is a legitimate alternate, not a ghost listing. The copy describes fiberglass mesh, 26 magnetic strips in the center, full-frame hook-and-loop, push pins, two keep-open fasteners, and eight gravity sticks. AUGO's fiberglass screen describes fiberglass, full-length magnets, full-frame hook-and-loop, push pins, and keep-open snaps, and it names the size: 38 × 83 mesh, 36 × 82 door.
Seam versus hem
The useful difference is what each brand bothers to specify. AUGO spends its adjectives on the seam running the full height and on a fit line you can check with a tape. Homitt spends them on a counted set of strips and on weight in the hem. If your last screen gaped in the middle, AUGO's wording is the one aimed at that failure. If your last screen ballooned at the floor while the tape held, Homitt's gravity sticks are the sentence aimed at that failure. MAGZO 36 × 96 screen (Amazon, opens in a new tab) makes a similar weighted-hem claim on a tall polyester door.
Size is where Homitt asks more of you
We verified ASIN B0811ZQVKD as Homitt's upgraded fiberglass listing. We did not get one stable fit sentence that survived every copy of the page. A related Homitt fiberglass description shows several sizes, including widths around 39 and 74 inches. Third-party charts say 36 × 82 or 37 × 82 depending on who pasted the bullet. That is why the comparison table says check listing. AUGO fiberglass screen (Amazon, opens in a new tab) does not make you do that detective work for the 36 × 82 door.
Pets
Both call the fiberglass mesh the pet answer. We pick AUGO for that job because the size is pinned down and the seam is described as continuous. Homitt's weights may help a breezy patio more than they help a claw. Neither listing is a claw test. The longer version of that caveat is pets and dogs.
Verdict
Buy AUGO fiberglass screen (Amazon, opens in a new tab) unless you have already decided a weighted hem is the feature you came for, and the Homitt size chip matches the opening. Editor's pick: AUGO. Homitt remains in the catalog because the gravity-stick description is real and some doorways need it.
Questions people actually ask
Does Homitt have stronger magnets?
Homitt's fiberglass copy describes 26 magnetic strips. AUGO describes full-length magnets and does not publish a count. We have no pull-force measurement for either brand.
Why does the size say check listing for Homitt?
The upgraded Homitt fiberglass ASIN is real, and the brand sells several sizes. Reseller charts disagree on the exact fit. The size you select on Amazon is the spec that matters.
Who is the pick?
AUGO's fiberglass screen for a 36 by 82 door. Consider Homitt if a weighted hem matters more to you than a single verified fit line, and only after the size menu matches your tape.
Keep going
Specs below come from Amazon listing copy we checked on October 31, 2026. SnapScreen did not lab-test these doors. Prices and star ratings change, so they are not printed here. Confirm the live listing before you buy. Affiliate disclosure. Canonical page: /compare/augo-vs-homitt.