How to Build Your Own Shade Screens

[@zoegranville7607]

fantastic video. Exactly the right pace, level of description and all that. It's hard to follow along a lot of guides but this one makes me feel confident to DIY. TY!!!!

[@SRPConnect]

Glad it helped!

[@silversobe]

If the screen is too tight it will pull the frames in and mess up the dimensions. Test it in your window first before cutting away the extra mesh.

[@Deborah-vk3hq]

A good motivator to cut utility costs this summer. Ty

[@dixoncider7256]

Nice video, thanks!

[@libertyauto]

Thanks for posting this. And thanks for the email alerting me to it. I know this sounds like a fan boi, but it really is helpful.

[@RR-yy9fc]

That’s not a solar screen though. That’s fiberglass screen. Won’t do anything to stop the heat.....

[@knuckles1006]

This is what a video made by people who don't know what they are doing looks like. Frame material belongs on the other side of the miter box when sawing so it doesn't move around so much. Roll the screen material into the frame first, left side then right side, then top and bottom. Then use the roll the spline into the frame.

[@brianbailey462]

Nice. Never thought of rolling the screen in before adding spline

[@SM-ok3sz]

Wow they did a terrible job installing those clips. That's just asking for wood rot.