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What Customers Are Saying
Customers overwhelmingly praise the aluminum screen material for its durability, withstanding pet damage and weather exposure better than fiberglass alternatives. Most find it remarkably easy to cut, handle, and install for DIY repairs, with the material holding its shape without unraveling. Many appreciate its versatility for various projects and animal resistance. However, some report inconsistent roll lengths, manufacturing defects, and material arriving bent or wrinkled, creating waste on larger projects. Despite these quality control concerns, the majority consider it effective and reliable for screen repair work.
Customer review summary generated by AI, including incentivized reviews.Metal
Would RecommendLong lasting no sun damage
Sturdy Screen
Would RecommendEasy to cut with regular scissors and easy to form around vent to be covered.
Screening
I find rescreening my window is very easy.more is better
Light duty product.
Would RecommendI bought aluminum wire because it should be tougher and longer lasting than fiberglass. I re screened 6 doors and unfortunately after comparing to the old screen I believe this wire will be easy to crease and will not resist bird or debris strikes as well as I would like. If they had a heavier duty product I would have bought it. This is not your granddads wire.
Junk!
Would Not RecommendDon't buy this. The screen is an extremely thin gauge wire. Won't work for my need for large panel porch screens.
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While installing the new screen on my sliding glass door I was a quarter of the way through when I noticed a couple of small areas on the screen that were damaged. I had to unroll another section of screen and start over using an additional five feet of screen. Glad I had to buy 25 foot roll since they don’t sell a ten foot roll. Since I was in the middle of the project it was not worth the time to return the damage screen and start over.
A bit tricky but not too bad
Would RecommendBetter than the fiberglass stuff. A bit more animal proof. My cat ripped the fiberglass screen.
