What Type of Mesh is Best for Replacing Home Window Screens?

Replacing window screens can improve the appearance and security of your home. But what type of mesh should you use? Fiberglass is a common choice, as it is lightweight and doesn't corrode or rust. Polyester screens are more durable, while aluminum is best used on sliding doors. For better visibility, choose a black aluminum or carbon screen.

The Patio, Porch & swimming pool mosquito net is a sturdy fiberglass mesh designed for use in pool enclosures, patios, porches and solariums. When buying pre-made mosquito nets or mosquito net material in bulk, you have options. AllergyGuard is a great choice for bedroom windows, while UltraVue or security screens are better for other areas of the house. Super Screen is a strong and highly visible option that is perfect for pet owners.

Cut- and impact-resistant, this tough window material prevents unwanted intrusions. Wooden window frames can shrink, while vinyl or aluminum window frames can be deformed, causing the screen joints to loosen and the screen mesh to sag. Stainless steel mesh screens come in mill colors (silver) and black, and are best used on window screens for more durability and safety. We offer prefabricated products such as pre-framed window mosquito nets and sliding doors, as well as porch panels for easy installation in the enclosure of your porch.

Fiberglass mosquito nets are an economical choice for mosquito nets, mosquito nets and porch enclosures. SeeVue can be used anywhere a mesh window mesh is installed and is an ideal choice for coastal homes. Aluminum wire mosquito nets for windows are strong and durable insect protection that resists rust and does not sink. Special screens for windows made of copper, bronze and brass combine utility and design.