Aluminum door and window screen is precision woven from aluminum and uniformly coated. They provide air ventilation and insect protection.

Fiberglass door and window screen is woven from fiberglass yarn and coated with protective vinyl for lasting durability, color, and flexibility. Fiberglass insect screen reduce glare and will not rust, corrode, or stain.

Stainless steel door and window screen creates a sharp, brilliant outward view and allow superior airflow while providing insect protection and strength. They are suitable for conventional screen applications such as windows, doors, and porches and are safe to use with pressure-treated lumber.

Polyester door and window screen absorbs and dissipates much of the sun's heat and glare before it reaches windows or door glass. They keep insects out and help reduce temperatures, reduce energy costs, and protect furnishings from fading.

Galvanized steel door and window screen provides high strength and corrosion resistance in general door and window applications.

Bronze door and window screen provides a unique aesthetic alternative. It controls pests while replicating a coastal home aesthetic. They are resistant to salty air, naturally oxidizing to a dark bronze finish over time.

Copper/zinc door and window screens control pests while matching copper architectural accents such as roofing, dormers, and gutters. They are corrosion-resistant and do not oxidize like aluminum screens. The screens weather from bright copper to a dark bronze finish over time.

Pet-resistant polyester pet door and window screen is tear and puncture-resistant to help prevent damage caused by dogs and cats. The vinyl-coated polyester construction provides high visibility and is safe for pets. They are suitable for high-traffic areas such as patios and porch enclosures as well as windows and doors.

Adhesive screen repair strips instantly fix tears in fiberglass and aluminum screens when placed and warmed with a hair dryer.