Window Screen Replacement
Find window screen replacement options to repair torn or worn screens, let fresh air in and help keep bugs out. When comparing replacements, check your existing frame’s dimensions and how the screen attaches so you can choose the right fit for your windows.
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Best Of FAQ
Replacing the mesh means keeping the existing frame and changing out the screen fabric. Replacing the whole screen means changing both the frame and the mesh.
Spline is the flexible cord pressed into a groove around many window screen frames. It holds the mesh in place, and you’ll remove it when replacing mesh in a spline-style frame.
For a spline-style frame, common tools include a spline roller, a small flathead screwdriver for lifting the old spline, and a utility knife for trimming excess mesh. Check your screen frame’s instructions before gathering your tools.
Set the frame on a flat work surface, remove the old spline and mesh, and brush dirt out of the frame’s groove. Wipe the frame clean and let it dry before putting in the new mesh.
For routine upkeep, gently brush away loose dust and cobwebs. Follow the screen’s care instructions for washing, and let a washed screen dry before putting it back in the window.