Window Screen Door Repair/Replacement Kit, Include Black Screen Mesh 48"x118"+ 2 Roller+50Ft Spline+8Clips+Hook, 6 in 1 Window Mesh Kit, Steel/Nylon Bearing Roller

Everything needed to replace the three window screens! Super easy to use with professional results along with saving a ton of money! Great instructions with tools that helped. Black screen mesh looks good and matches my other windows. If I can do it, anyone can! Highly recommended!

Bought it a while back and took forever to do it thinking it would be a chore. It wasn’t. The kit had everything! Once we got the screens out, it was simple as pulling out the securing rope, cutting the screen and putting it back in. The tools made it so easy. The clips fell off but it held it long enough to secure the screen. The screen felt thinner than the previous one but it was sturdy enough and didn’t feel rough. Now all my windows look brand new! I just hope the birds and squirrels let me get a whole year before replacing again. I still have plenty left over so this was a great purchase!!!

I’ve always bought new frames instead of replacing screens, but this product simplifies the process. In just 20 minutes, I had four screens completely “re-screened.” The high-quality materials, tools, and easy instructions make it incredibly straightforward. After completing the first screen, it feels like you’ve done it countless times. Very easy!

Works really good for replacing bad screens. Good price. Tools needed are included.

Such an easy fix for an old screen door. Good quality and durable screen material -- the kit comes with all the tools you need for a custom fit. The screen has already gone through a full year of tough seasonal weather (and lots of daily use) in the hills of rural New England --- and it still looks great! No wear, rips, or tears. Good material thickness, flexible, allows the air in, and keeps all but the smallest bugs out in the summer. Still have plenty of screen material left for other replacements, too.

The gray is one of the highlights, more of a silver making the screen disappear more than the typical black or charcoal colored screens houses tend to come with. The kits itself is straightforward, lay the screen over the frame, use included tool to roll the rubber gasket in to hold the screen snug and cut the excess off with a razor. Im a DIYer and convinced myself this would be a chore to prevent warping, bunching or making it too tight to bend the frame... This kit removed chances of any of those flaws. I knocked out 4 screen windows in about 15 minutes, and have held up well since. I can't recommend how worthile an investment this is for upgrading screens in your house. went from dirty, punctured 3 year old screens to bright fresh brand new looking silver almost invisible screens in no time flat.

saved the day when a screen tore at a rental, replace the window screen in 15 mins. the black mesh was well colored, easy to slide/roll into place, and the retainter material went in without a hitch. The mesh covered 2 full size residential windows and has scraps for a smaller project if needed.

The kit contains everything you need to fix that ripped sliding door screen, and it's so easy you will wonder why it took you so long to get around to fixing it!! I left the door in place, removed the old screen and laid it out on the deck. I put the new screen down on top and cut around the old one, leaving a couple of inches extra on all sides. The screen is the usual thickness and will hold up well. Get the ladder out and using the clips included, put a couple of them into the groove at the top to hold the new screen in place (used a pair of channel locks to squeeze those clips b/c it's hard to keep them squeezed tight with fingers alone - worked great!) Then put the other clips in on the sides. You won't have enough to completely clip around the whole door, so just work top down. Then get the new spline out and start in the top left corner, pushing it into the groove, pulling out the clips when you come to them and putting them in farther down on both sides. Once the spline is in the groove all around the door you might notice little bit of a pooch in an area where it wasn't quite tight enough. Easy to fix though, just pull it outward which loosens the spline in that area, and roll the spline back into the groove while gently pulling outward on the screen. Once it it's all taut, get your razor knife out and trim close to the spline. All done! Looks great! Takes about an hour total. Now just admire it every time you walk past!