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- Small clamps or tape 1. Remove the old screen. The screen is held in place with a plastic cord (spline) that runs in a channel around the perimeter of the metal frame. Use a small flat-head screwdriver, nail punch, or sharp object to lift the spline out of the channel. Remove the old screen and discard it along with the old plastic cording. If the frame is dirty, now would be a good time to wash it down. 2. Size the new material. Place the metal frame on a flat surface and roll out a length of screening material to cover the entire frame. Leave a 2” border around the perimeter and cut the screen to size. 3. Position the new screen. Lay the newly sized screening material over the frame, making sure that the material overlaps the metal on all four sides. (Note: since the screening material was rolled, consider placing it with the curved side down. It will make it easier to work with.) Pull the screening taut and tape or clamp to the top and bottom of the frame.
4. Insert the new spline. Starting at one side and working your way around the perimeter of the frame, use the convex wheel of the rolling tool to push the screen into the channel of the frame. Be sure to keep the material taut as you work your way around, then use the concave side of the same tool to insert the plastic spline. Once you have installed the spline, trim the excess material with a utility knife and install your new replacement screen in the window. Photos courtesy: Lowes Creative Ideas Want more How To? Browse all projects in 30 Days of Easy Summer DIY How to Replace a Window Screen - Bob Vila We're sorry, but something went wrong. We've been notified about this issue and we'll take a look at it shortly. Choose the Right ODL Brisa Retractable Screen Door ODL Brisa Retractable Screen Doors fit all doorsills, can be mounted to the right or left side, and are designed to install quickly and easily with one simple tool. The installation process is thoroughly explained in the instruction manual that accompanies each kit.
Start by determining what kind of retractable screen door you need: 1. Determine your Door Type 2. Measure Your Door Height The Brisa Retractable Screen Door for single and sliding doors covers 32"–36" widths; for widths less than 32", two simple cuts with a hacksaw are required. The Brisa Retractable Screen Door for double doors contains two screens and covers 68"–72" widths; for widths less than 68", two simple cuts with a hacksaw are required. Replacement screen cartridges are available, should the screen ever become damaged. Brisa Retractable Screen Doors are not intended to provide security or provide for the retention of objects, animals, or persons within the interior. 3. Choose Your Color The following colors are available for Brisa Retractable Screen Door housing, track, and handle. Brisa for sliding doors is available in white only. Brisa RetractableScreen DoorsCustomer SupportLowes is a do it yourself home improvement store.
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