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I am in need of finding someone to replace the screen on a large section from our screened in porch. It looks as if a lacrosse ball went through it, of course no one has any idea how it happened I am comfortable changing out a smaller screen but this is probably 6'x6'. Any recommendations? Thanks!
Is it the same as smaller screens where you push the rubber in with the roller tool? If so it should be just as easy - not sure where if you can get screen that big at the big box stores though...
Is it the same as smaller screens where you push the rubber in with the roller tool? If so it should be just as easy - not sure where if you can get screen that big at the big box stores though...
Yes, it is the same. If I was able to find the mesh that large I could do it. I have the roller doodad but I remember it wasn't easy to keep the mesh square as I rolled it into place - that is my biggest concern.
Hi Everyone!
I am in need of finding someone to replace the screen on a large section from our screened in porch. It looks as if a lacrosse ball went through it, of course no one has any idea how it happened I am comfortable changing out a smaller screen but this is probably 6'x6'. Any recommendations? Thanks!
I just built a custom deck/screened porch with roof and gutters. The staining company refered me to Coastal. I could not be happier. Max is a great guy and his workers top notch..
I just built a custom deck/screened porch with roof and gutters. The staining company refered me to Coastal. I could not be happier. Max is a great guy and his workers top notch..
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I am comfortable changing out a smaller screen but this is probably 6'x6'. Any recommendations? Thanks!
