How to repair a

[@HomeHardwareStores]

0:21 - Pry off old screen 1:19 - Clip down frame to hold in place 1:38 - Press new screen down 3:44 - Remove excess screen 4:23 - Reinstall door

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Had a great time working on this project. Hope you find this trick helpful. Cheers!

[@Toxic_Skittles]

Thanks for the tip with the mirror clips. Worked perfectly!

[@rachaebby]

Awesome Jeff!!

[@cafemolido5459]

How about a video in replacing the bottom rail of the screen door where the wheels go, Some time it rots and wheels go bad.

[@HomeHardwareStores]

Oh we love this idea - thanks for sharing.

[@Yani-xc5ue]

Hello I will like to ask if you can show how to fix the track or the rail. For some reason my screen won’t slide open .

[@HomeHardwareStores]

Thank you for sharing this idea. We will look into this for you.

[@2reelyakrz481]

We had 3 identical plastic and foam (fiberglass?) screen doors on a screen porch in FL. We replaced the standard screens with no-see-um (gnat proof) screens. We discovered that the spline groove on one corner of one door was wider and had trouble with it until we put corner brackets over the corners (one corner having the wide channel). Has held so far - unit is a vacation rental near St George Island and gets a lot of use, so door gets used a lot.

[@HomeHardwareStores]

Sounds like a successful screen replacement :)

[@2reelyakrz481]

@@HomeHardwareStores Only challenge so far has been a bear which was playing with the spindles on the door one evening. No damage. Screen held though.

[@gail63907]

The problem with the kit is the spline is smaller than the old spines that come out of door! I didn’t know this. I bought a kit for a screen door - way too small of spline. Now a pain!

[@gail63907]

The new spline I meant was too skinny