Screen Repair Kit for Windows and Doors 48” x 100' Adjustable Fiberglass Screens with Rolling Tool and Screen Retainer Spline

I tried everywhere, without success, to find someone to rescreen my sliding patio screen door. Therefore, I ordered this product and it was exactly as advertised and worked perfectly. I simply watched a 5-minute video online to see how to install the kit, and it was pretty easy. The only negative at all is that I would guess the screen had been folded/stored a while, and it had creases that I should have addressed before installation. I would recommend laying the screen flat for a couple days (perhaps in the sun) to undo the creases. Other than that, I got a nice product at a good price and would purchase again from this seller if needed.

I had to replace some old screens in a few windows. Tried to find someone to replace the screens and it was quite expensive. Saw this kit and thought maybe I could do it myself. The kit has everything you need. Go slow when with screen or you may rip it. It went quite well for me. I was also concerned that I could not get it taunt but it was easy and turned out great.

Great product good price and easy to install

Worked perfectly for replacement screen. Easy to install and looks good.

Came with everything I needed to start re-screening my windows. I like the black screen, it's easier to see out of

I purchased this kit to replace the old deteriorated screen on my front screen door. Besides the roller, my kit came with a brush to clean the screen. The brush is a dual tool and contains a plastic edged tool that can be removed and used to press the spline into place. The tool is soft plastic and so doesn’t work very well, but the roller can’t do the corners so it came in handy. It occurred to me later that a butter knife or small screwdriver would have probably made the corners easier. There is no tool to help remove the old spline, but it’s not necessary. I simply used a tiny screwdriver to pop the end of the old spline up and then pulled it all out. Although the pictures show a rolled screen, mine came folded – just as the description said it would be. Because of the folding, the screen does have some creases in it, but these are not sharp creases like those in a pair of freshly pressed slacks. The creases are very light and disappear once you have the screen properly installed.I’ve done a lot of construction and renovation around the house, but this was a job I had never done before. I was dreading it and procrastinating, but I found I needn’t have worried. I performed the entire install with the door still hung. I cut a piece of screen off intentionally too large for the job and used some packing tape to secure it at the top about five inches above where the spline would be inserted giving myself plenty of room. I then secured it the same way along the bottom and sides. This was pretty much just to hold the screen in place while I worked, but I could see if it was stretching or distorting during install too. I then started inserting the spline along the top using the smaller roller. The spline was thicker than the old stuff so I stretched it a bit to make it thinner and easier to press into place. After doing the top and left side I stopped, pulled the screen down and to the right at the bottom right corner and squeezed a small piece of spline in there for a temporary hold. I then splined the bottom always slightly pulling down and to the right - slightly. I then removed that temporary piece of spline and did the right side always slightly pulling to the right. When finished I had no cuts, tears or distortions and if I laid that thing down horizontally it was tight enough to bounce a quarter five feet high. Of course, scissors won’t work to cut off the excess screen. You’ve got to use a razor.Take it with a grain of salt when you read that it took 10 minutes, 15 minutes or even 20 minutes to do the job. The time from removing the old screen to trimming off the excess screen probably took me 45 minutes, but then, I’m an arthritic old man. Or maybe it took me a little longer because I took my time, did it right and had no problems. No cuts, tears, sagging or wrinkles and it’s good and taught.I now use the brush for cleaning my computer keyboard and I sharpened the roller on my grinder to use as a pizza cutter.

This screen replacement kit is very easy to use kimda smelly tho. No instructions came but it's one of those supper simple no instructions needed kinda job. Just took some figuring out to get the screen tight. And be careful if you happen to run the tool off the rubber a bit and it rubs the screen againts the frame it will cut the screen. I did that a few times by accident I hope it doesn't cause problems later. But that's user error not product problem. Over all great quality.

As a kit, this looked very good. It's a complete kit with the screen, the twine, and the roller with 2 sizes on the ends. The screen feels strong, the mesh is grayish, and seems good quality. The twine is about 1/8" fits very tight and hard! The problem I had with this is, when I got around to replace my ripped screen, I realized it's not a one man job - you need to stretch the screen and hold it tight in place to cut it and to install the twine around... I also realized that the roller, while rolling/forcing the twine into the groove, if it touches the screen it rips right through! So, after a couple of tears I didn't end up using it. This made the install much harder than it should be. In the end, it worked just fine but it was harder than it should and took longer than it should.

After many months of suffering a damaged screen, which allowed dozens of flys to access my kitchen (gross), I found this product and bought 2 (1 being a back up). Firstly, I was amazed that it arrived about 36hrs after purchasing (and in a cute little gift box!). When I removed the mesh I was mildy disappointed that it was not presented in a roll (like I was expecting) but folded into a neat pile. I left the mesh unfolded on my washing line for several hours in the hopes the creases would drop out (they did not) but I need not have worried because they are nowhere to be found now that its up!This is my first attempt at replacing mesh myself, after 2 youtube tutorial videos, I was good to go! The tool worked great and I was able to reuse my old spline. I used a small craft knife to slice off the access mesh and approx 30mins later, job done and it looks great!Hoping it will weather fairly well with pets and kids but I've got a back up kit just in case! You can't go wrong buying this kit!

Really good kit and the rubber seal was pliable and worked really well with the included roller. Hopefully the screening itself stands up to the elements but if not the kit came with more than enough to replace the section we needed a few times at very lleast. Easy to install and would recommend =)

Simple, Quick and Easy. I took out the old screen and installed this in no time. Super easy to use.

Our dog left scratch marks in our screen door. I was completely unaware that the screen could be replaced, so I headed to the big orange store to buy a new screen door. $50 later, I was back at home and recognized that the very cheap door did not fit like the original. I headed back to big orange and replaced the door with a higher end (still junk) screen door for $75...only to have the same result as the first door. I then (after the fact) realized that the original screen door was more narrow (as was the channel) that typical doors, so I decided to research viable repairs...and learned that it's actually pretty easy. Bottom Line: I found this kit that includes the spline and spline tool as well as the screen for only $18...a great investment, but you only have one chance to get it right.Overall, this was a very easy and quick repair and I saved a ton of money in the process. However, I did come close to messing this up. My initial use of the spline tool (larger roller) tore a bit of the screen material as I got started seating the spline. Fortunately, I had room to slide the screen over thereby avoiding the torn screen area. On my second attempt, I changed my technique slightly which ultimately turned out great. What I Learned: Even though the spline itself is kind of thick, I used the more narrow roller on the tool and avoided any more tearing.Bottom Line: This is a great, economical kit with a spline tool that will last a lifetime (don't buy the plastic spline tool)...so next time, all you have to buy is the screen, and maybe more spline (recommended). The only negative is that the screen material is kind of fragile. As mentioned, it tore a bit as I used the larger roller on the spline tool, and this was with very littler force. However, I'll chalk it up to user-error as the door turned out great once I swapped to the smaller roller. Great kit...would buy again!