A screen door incorporates screen mesh to block birds, flying insects or airborne debris such as seeds or leaves from entering, and pets and small children from exiting interior spaces, while allowing for air, light, and views. A hinged screen door.

Magic Mesh can be used as a replacement for a fixed screen door and fits front, rear, interior or exterior, entry, patio, deck, porch, balcony, glass, garage, and even sliding doors.

Directions:

1. First, measure the door frame. Cut the two pieces of mesh so they fit inside the door with 4” to spare.
2. Sew the magnets into the mesh fabric along the inside of the two mesh flaps.
3. Once the magnets are sewn into the mesh, you can hang the two halves of the mesh screen in your doorway.

Check each magnet to ensure they attract to each other symmetrically. Step 3 peel the adhesive backing. Off the hook and loop strips. And apply to the magic mesh screen according to this diagram.

ALUMINUM. Of all the materials, aluminum window screen mesh is the most common. In terms of cost, aluminum is on the high end in comparison to most other window screening materials, but also lasts longer and is more durable against the elements.

Definitions of screen door. a door that consists of a frame holding metallic or plastic netting; used to allow ventilation and to keep insects from entering a building through the open door.

The screen mesh is a stencil in which the empty sections produce the final shape of the fabricated layer. The screen mesh is placed slightly above the bottom layer on the screen frame, and a thin film of ink or paste lies on the screen mesh.

MOST VERSATILE MESH COUNTS The most standard mesh counts in screen printing are 110 and 156. 110 mesh lays a fairly thick layer of ink down. It's great for printing block letters and larger spot-color designs. 156 mesh also lays down a thick layer of ink but offers higher detail.

The strips attach the screen to the door frame. Tacks further secure the strips. The two mesh screens close in the center with magnets, allowing hands-free access in and out. There is very little figuring, no drilling, and the Magic Mesh installs easily.

The panels, which have weighted magnets sewn into the mesh netting, are designed to come together in the middle, similar to a theater curtain. After someone passes through, the magnets are drawn to each other to close the door quickly, gently, and silently at the seam.

Following the instructions mark the location for attaching the latch. And use a small drill bit to drill pilot holes insert the latch mechanism.

Vinyl-coated fiberglass mesh is the preferred industry standard for screen doors (and windows). It's easy to install, durable and affordable. Your color options are charcoal and gray. Another material option is aluminum wire.