La pace sia con te. Sono un giovane marocchino sposato e padre di due figli. Lavoro nel campo delle facciate in alucobond. Cerco lavoro

You guys should have videos explaining each one of the parts in detail

So we bought a townhome-style condo with a lanai with one exterior screened wall framed with aluminum. It appears self-tapping metal screws were used to tie the hollow square aluminum framing tubes together. Along the bottom, a sheet of aluminum is fastened to the aluminum frame to create a non-screened band along the width of the fabricated wall. This got us thinking that we could "4-season" the room by adding our own sheets of aluminum to the remaining screened in spaces, or adding plexiglass or such to areas we want to still want to see through. The square aluminum support frame/beams could be clad on both sides leaving the interior 2-3" space a void or filling it with insulation. Is this a naive DIY, or are we as first-time homeowners on to something?

I had to remove a old wall system at the airport amd removable was the hardest part without damaging or bending a panel. Do these snap off easy?