Fiberglass window screen mesh for windows, doors, and porches
This is standard 18 x 16 fiberglass screen mesh, the weave most window and door screens use. The fiberglass won’t rust or corrode, and it won’t dent or bend out of shape the way metal mesh can, so it’s forgiving to work with on a frame.
It comes 36 inches wide on a 100-foot roll, enough to rescreen a whole house of windows or run a porch. Good for patio doors, windows, and porch screens.
The specs
- Mesh size. 18 x 16
- Wire diameter. .011″ (.28mm)
- Width. 36″ (914mm)
- Length. 100′ (30.5m) roll
- Material. Fiberglass, rust and corrosion proof
Pick your color at checkout. Building screens from scratch? Grab the DIY Window Screen plans too.
Frequently asked questions
What mesh size is this fiberglass screen?
This is standard 18 x 16 mesh, the weave most window and door screens use. The wire diameter is .011 inch, which is .28mm.
Is fiberglass screen better than metal mesh to work with?
Fiberglass won’t dent or bend out of shape the way metal mesh can, so it is forgiving to work with on a frame. It also won’t rust or corrode, which makes it good for window, door, and porch screens.
How wide and how long is the roll?
The roll is 36 inches wide and 100 feet long, which is 30.5 meters. That is enough to rescreen a whole house of windows or run a porch.
What can I use this screen for?
It works for patio doors, windows, and porch screens. You pick your color at checkout. If you are building screens from scratch, the DIY Window Screen plans pair with it.
Building your own storms or screens? These step-by-step plans and guides from The Craftsman Blog show you how.
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DIY Window Screens
You can build your own window screens in a single day with basic tools, and Scott shows the whole process on video. Picking the right mesh is the first decision. Exactly where good fiberglass screening comes in.