Clear vinyl rolls come in three main types: standard, tinted, and fire retardant. Within each type, gauge determines how thick and rigid the material is. Thinner vinyl can work with spline, while thicker vinyl usually needs to be stapled, grommeted, … read more

To winterize windows, seal air leaks first, then add a protective layer where needed. Caulk and weatherstripping address gaps around the sash and frame. Window film, Draft Blocker Screens, storm windows, or tempered glass panels can add another barr … read more

Wildfire mitigation focuses on ember resistant vents, not ember-resistant window screens. Codes and insurance programs may require or provide credit for ember-resistant vents, while metal window screens are generally recommended as an additional home … read more

Howie Mandel is talking about our custom window screens, and the reason why is simple! Our screens are built to your window's exact measurements, and seal out insects in a way that no standard store-bought size can. Take 30 seconds to watch the comme … read more

The best places to install solar shades are the rooms where sun glare and heat cause the most trouble: your entertainment room, home office, patio, and kitchen or dining area. In each of these spaces, roll-up solar shades cut glare on screens, lower … read more

The best ways to keep your house cool in summer are to run cross-ventilation through quality window screens during the cooler morning and evening hours, block the sun's heat at your windows with exterior solar screens, and seal air leaks so cool air … read more