Saint-Gobain ADFORS Standard Screen, 48 Inches x 84 Inches Roll - Replacement Screen for Windows and Doors - Charcoal

Good quality

The media could not be loaded. Can't go wrong when buying it for your pottery. Lasts forever in the pot, does the job flawlessly, plants don't mind it at all, it's easy to cut to size with scissors, and it will make screens for TONS of pots.

you are probably using this product to rescreen. some general tips,1. you can reuse the elastic spline that holds the screen material to the screen frame. remove it carefully.2. try not to stretch the spline when rolling it back into the groove holding the screen, this tensions the frame and can cause it to warp.3. you can cut excess screening material away from the screen/spline by using an exacto type knife held against the spline as you cut. do not use a lot of cutting pressure.4. before you start the project cut the screening material to the screen shape leaving about 1" excess dimension in all directions so that the shape adjusts for your errors.5. get a spline rolling tool (eg. https://www.amazon.com/Prime-Line-Products-Screen-Rolling-Tool/dp/B000H5VZRA/ref=sr_1_10?s=hi&ie=UTF8&qid=1471298228&sr=1-10&keywords=spline+rolling+tool) that lets you put the spline back in the holding groove and hold down the screen material6. Be sure to stretch/tension the screen as you roll in the spline. You could wind up with noticeable ripples if you don't.btw - if you reuse a screen frame that uses plastic corners that attach to screen frame sides be careful because after prolonged exposure to the sun the plastic corners get brittle and break easily (replacements are available on amazon)

I wanted to save some money by doing my own re-screening on my screen door so I got this standard window screen. I was charged more than 4 times as much from the local hardware store to re-screen one of my doors. After deciding to try and do my own screen door I ordered this on Amazon. One roll of this window screen will redo one screen door. If you have several screen doors that need re-screening you can save a ton of money by buying this and doing your own. But remember you will need one roll for each door you do. If you watch some Youtube videos you will be able to do your own without any problems. The only tools you will need are: a screen rolling tool, slotted screwdriver and a sharp blade. If you don't plan on using your old spline then you will also need new spline. I used my old spline and it worked just fine.This screen material is just as good as the one the local hardware store installed on my other door. The other benefit is not having to wait for your screen door that could sometimes be over a week if they are very busy.I have 2 cats that will sometimes go crazy if another cat wanders by in my backyard and will start clawing at my screen door. For this reason I will keep extra rolls of screening to be ready!You will not be disappointed on the quality of this window screen. Money well spent.

This fiberglass screen can be used for a lot of things: as a screen to pour good old paint into to sift out rusty bits that have fallen in, as a door screen to keep out bugs, and to keep soil contained in a plant pot, plus many more uses.I bought this mainly for its gardening applications. I make terrariums and needed a way to separate the soil layer from the rocks so that it would be aesthetically pleasing. This screen does a great job at keeping soil from being flushed to the bottom of a glass terrarium. I layer my rocks in, put dried sphagnum moss on top of that, and then a screen on top of that, cut to almost the circumference (or borders) of the pot, and when it's assembled you would never know it was there, but it does its job!As the material is fiberglass, it won't break or rip on its own; it's easy to cut to whatever shape you need. It won't grow mold in a garden environment or disintegrate over time. I found this to be a good fiberglass screen. Recommended.

I couldn't expect faster delivery, as it came the next day. At first I was hesitant to order this fiberglass screening to re-screen a large window because it was priced so cheap ($4.54). I changed my mind after reading so many positive reviews. I also want to share my positive experience after using this product. The fiberglass material is quite thick, not flimsy, and yet it is easy to work with. It is much more sturdy than the roll of 36" x 100 ft fiberglass screening I purchased on Amazon for other windows. At 48x84 inches it is made for those large windows, and possibly a screen door; however, it may not be as sturdy for a screen door if it takes a lot of abuse,especially from pets. What is so amazing is the cost of this product. At a big-box store, it's double the price. For the cost, I'm sure you will be please with this screen.

This is a great quality screen. I went to Home Depot for a project that we were working on, just needed "basic" screen. The cheapest thing I found was a 20.00 kit and the screen was about 1/2 the size of this one. We weren't making screens for our windows, just a project. I ordered this and was really impressed. This is just as good of quality as they had at the store for about 1/4 of the price. It would work for window screens just as well as the project we were doing. It's a large roll, so we have quite a bit left. We were only making sifters for a summer gardening project. We are going to be doing new screens for our windows soon, and I am going to be ordering more of this to do those as well.

Bought for small window screen projectHowever found screen that fit at home improvement storeA use will come along