Window Screen Replacement

I have needed something like this and Amazon has it. Now I was able to replace the window screen my cats wrecked.

I had the proper tools for the job, and so the screen mesh replacement was easy. The screen mesh is well made, attractive, and cost effective. Recommended.

This is good screen material that you can cut with scissors. Not metal but fiberglass and plastic.While these are sold in several sizes to accomodate doors or windows, my uses are more toward hobbies. I use these between under-gravel filter plate and the layers of gravel on top. It keeps the smaller digging fish and shrimp from getting under the plates. It can be tied in place on aquarium filter intake grates or nozzles to stop small aquaric critters from getting into power filters. It can also keep most insects outside where they belong by blocking even mosquitos from passing through while allowing air to pass freely. They also can be placed under a layer of soil to allow plants to more easily root down securely. And they dont rust because they have no metal in them. Ive used these on some of my windows here in the 110 degree F desert. They take the heat all day and havent shown any signs of melting like some of the plastic ones do.Ive ordered these from other sellers in the past but this is the first time Ive purchased from this seller and these fiverglass screens seem to work well for numerous uses since you can cut them to size and staple or tack or glue them into place on any frame they fit on. Good screen product.

This would be much better if it was on a roll instead of folding which causes creases that at this point a week after install, are still there

This worked great. You need a spline tool and cutting tool like a box cutter plus a but if patience.

Screen material is perfect to replace old screens. Easy to cut and install.

I will absolutely buy this brand again. Repaired two screens in 30 minutes. You just need a screen roller and razer knife

I have over100 potted plants and over the years I have tried numerous types of media at the bottom for proper drainage from pebbles, small rocks, leca, etc. None of which actually worked and added unnecessary weight. I even tried the round screen pieces from Amazon meant for this purpose, they were much more expensive and the size of the mesh caused them to become clogged which led to root rot. I'm grateful I decided to try this bc it is perfect. I've included pics to show I simply lay the screen on the outside bottom of each pot, cut around the edge of the pot and it fits perfectly in the bottom. I use the extra small cut off pieces in smaller pots to cover the holes so there is no waste. It is easy to cut but very durable. I ordered the 39x118 roll exactly one year ago and am ordering a second roll now. I've had absolutely no issues with any plants I've used it in. I have had to repot several due to growth thru the year, the screen was still in like new condition so I've been able to reuse it. I'm getting more now because my plant collection continues to grow. I highly recommend this screen for proper drainage in any potted plant!