Windows Screen and Screen Door Repair Kit - 48"x118" Fiberglass Mesh Gray with Rolling Tool/Hook/Ruler/Cutter/Spline - Window Screen & Sliding Screen Door Replacement for Windows, TOOLTRIZ

We have a screen door that is just a few inches too long as it was made to order when we bought our sliding glass door years ago. We can't find any readymade screen doors to replace it. The screen material had holes in it. I ordered this kit and it was amazing. It's a beautifully made screen. The kit includes every tool I needed to take out my old screen in the door frame and put in the new one. The directions were very clear. I chose to start at one of the long sides of the frame and put the screen in. Then I was able to pull the screen tightly to the other side and put that side in. Then I did the top and bottom. It was maybe a half an hour to an hour job. The screen door looks brand new!!!

This came with all the tools you'll need to quickly and easily replace your screen. Enough screening for a large sliding door or a few windows.I'm an old lady, yet was able to have the old screen out and the new one installed in less than 30 minutes!It did take some muscle to use the round spinning thing to press the spine into the channel. I could see where this would be the place for mistakes as it has to go all the way in, pulling any excess screening in with it. Take note of your old spine and how far it sits in the groove before you pull it out.Directions are clear with illustrations and the quality of the product and the tools are great!

Heard a guy go into the local glass shop to ask how much it would cost to replace a screen on his sliding door - think they quoted him about $100! So, this kit and about 20-30 min of your time will save you some real cash. The kit comes with all the tools needed for installation and the instructions are quite clear:1) Use the included hook to pull the old spline and remove the old screen.2) Cut the new screen with about 2" excess border all the way around (the kit even comes with a small plastic tape measure).3) Use the CONVEX side of the roller to push the spline in halfway (I had to go back and redo the first side to tighten it up a bit); start and end at the same corner; you can use your finger to carefully push all the corners in; be careful not to contact the screen with the roller or you may cut it.4) Use the CONCAVE side of the roller to push the spline in the rest of the way; angling toward the outside away from the tight part of the screen; use the curved (non-pointy) side of the hook (or a standard screwdriver) to push the corners in, being careful not to damage the screen.5) Use the enclosed razor blade to cut off the excess all the way around (this was maybe the trickiest part, and I left a few jagged edges behind, not wanting to cut too close to the spline).Easy peasy, looks great, nice and tight. Very pleased.

I purchased this to replace our current patio door screen which had holes in it from cats and bugs chewing through the mesh.I have replaced mesh screens before, so I figured this would not be too terribly bad. I was surprised at how much more difficult it was to replace than what I have undertaken before.The nice thing is that all of the tools that you need are in this package and that is quite valuable. It does come with instructions to help, but even though we followed the instructions, it did not come together as easily as we had hoped. The information says that you can finish this in 10 minutes. Ha, it took us about 1.25 hours to get it completed. And even then, the mesh looked so loose that we didn't think it would hold up at all. However, after taking the rolling spline tool and running it around the bead, it did tighten up and worked its way into the grove finally.The mesh screen does tear very easily and that is when we found that it was tough to get it inside of the old groves of the frame. But eventually, it came together. There was a small hole int he bottom and we may have to purchase another one in the spring if this one tears during the winter months.Overall though, for what this has, I belive it is a very good option.

I don't write many reviews but this screen kit worked extremely well. All of the materials were excellent and the fixed screen looks great. Respect and five stars are deserved. Good quality, excellent price. You can't do better. Even the instructions were awesome.

We have an older camper that needed new screens in the entry door. This kit came with everything to take care of this project: instructions for using, very durable screen material, two rolling tools (one plastic and the other metal), a handy tape measure, a razor cutter for trimming and a hook tool to help take the old spline out. There was more screen material than I needed, so I had some left for future projects. The quality of this product is first rate and well worth the cost. Very impressive!

I am so happy with this screen replacement kit. It came with everything you need, and more than enough screen. I replaced the screen on my storm door after getting an expensive quote from a professional. I used the paper directions and the help of a short Youtube video and was able to install it by myself in 25 minutes. This was my first time ever doing this job and it was super easy. Great quality too! I plan on ordering a few more and replacing my worn out windows. You won’t go wrong buying this!

I am reasonably handy, but I am not an expert screen installer, so take this for what it's worth. The screen material is flimsier and easier to tear than the stock window screen it replaced (Pella brand). The included roller tool has unnecessarily sharp edges, and I accidentally cut the material the first time I tried to install it in the frame. Luckily the kit includes lots of screen material. The second try worked better, and the screen looks fine, but knowing how easy it is to cut or tear I don't have high hopes for longevity.As a cat owner, I know I'm going to have to replace any screen I install eventually. Next time though, I'm going to look for a more robust material.

Like for its easy of use