Was just about to call a "screen guy" to come do what you did in 10 minutes. I have a 7' x 10' piece that let go in my pool enclosure. After seeing this video, I think I'm gonna save myself some money. Thank you for sharing your work! Now - I gotta find the screen, as there isn't a Home Depot or Lowes within a 100 miles of me that have the material. Hello Amazon :-) Thanks again for posting this.

I thought this was the best youtube video avaliable on hour to rescreen a lanai. Although it was sometimes hard to hear it have me and my daughter in law the courage to tackle our 10 lanai windows. There are 5 uppers and five lowers and it tom us about 4 hours total. Thank you for this video.

Nice video,you explained how to do this in an easy to follow and understand way. Thank you very much, I'm getting ready to do my own, thanks for your help.

Very good video! Just what I was looking for.

Great job. Thank you 🙏

Good video. Clear and to the point but, I just know the luggage carousel is in your living room.

Thanks, going to try this tomorrow!

hope it is as EASY as you made it look cause I'm DOING it today!

Omg, so easy! Thanks for sharing!!! Running out to get that roller thingy (have screen & rubber already) & razor blade.

I was waiting for the intercom to say "the yellow line is for loading and unloading of vehicles only"...LOL

Nice job bro...

Good job young man thank you

Great job

Thank you I'll be doing this soon.

Thank you!

nice video, thank you....

Nice explanation and demo. Thanks for your help! PS I"m guessing you live by Edwards Air Force base. :~)

Cool, Thanks..............

Any tips on keeping lose areas tight? I tried to small section myself and had some lose areas.

Ty.

My screened in porch as those little wood slats about 2", would I just buy them cut to fit and put screen on? Thanks

Would it work to anchor the corners with small pieces of spline first and then fill in the rest of the spline?

are you using flat or round on this video??

Is that flat or round spline? What's better?

How much extra screen would I need on each side. The width is 47 inches. Could I use 48 inches?

Nice job couldn’t hear very well but pretty simple wondering how much a contractor would charge for their service.

This sounds like it was done in Virginia Beach

Where is the wire mesh? I see only fiberglass screen mesh.

I've gone through so many panels and can not get the screen in without ripping it. The spline will not go in easy.

Tot just a tot. Haha

nylon

Step one: find another video. Step two: there are many different systems available, ease of installation/ cost being the main factors, plus how hardy you want it. Year round? Pop in/out as needed? Aesthetic you want, such as simple&clean, or "custom"? Step three ;) see step one. After figuring out most to least important of above, to you. Time is money, who's paying for materials, who's paying who to install it...

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omitted the hardest part (installing the track system for the screen)

you never screen top them bottom.you start with one side or the other(depending on which hand Is your dominate hand) and run that as your guide side making squares straight as possible.then you do the top side the same way.the reason for this is so when you go to pull the screen,you won't get any bubbles or loose areas.then you pull the screen on the opposite side in an outward Motion with a slight downward pull as well.then go to the bottom of the panel and pull straight down and go to the corner.i have been screening for 3 years and also own a screen company.if you have an aluminum enclosure,you need to use .315 FLAT spline but from the video is seeks as if this enclosure was built out of a lowes bought screen tight system so round spline would be proper

I can't hear you very good :(

hello im a contractor and maybe you should reword this to say fiberglass mesh

Wipe off the camera lens.

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Watching this guy roll screen makes me laugh XD he has no idea what he's doing