Special specifications can be produced by the customer's requirements.
Material: low carbon steel wire, stainless steel wire, chemical fiber wire, aluminium magnesium alloy wire,galvanize wire,…
Galvanized Window Screeng uses mild steel wire to weave it into wire netting first, then galvanized.…
Which Insect Screening Product Is Best for You? Product Widths Colors Recommended Uses FIBERGLASS, 18 x 16 24"-84" Silver Gray, Charcoal Standard fiberglass screening for windows, doors and porches. Replacement for standard screens. FIBERGLASS, 18 x 14 36"-108" Silver Gray, Charcoal Pool enclosures, porches, applications that require wider widths of screening. FIBERGLASS, 20 x 20 36"-96" Silver Gray, Charcoal Fine mesh for stopping tiny insects. PETSCREEN 36", 48" Black, Grey Pet Resistant - resists tears from claws. BRONZE METAL 24", 30", 36", 42", 48", 60" Bronze Metal screening that will not corrode in salt air. Adds architectural accents to homes. ALUMINUM 18"-72" Brite Standard aluminum screening for windows, doors and porches, ALUMINUM 18"-72" Charcoal Replacement for charcoal aluminum on windows, doors and porches. Good exterior view. ALUMINUM 18"-72" Black Ideal for porches, patios, screen rooms or other places where exterior view is desirable.
How Does an Aluminum Screen Window Work? To understand how an aluminumscreen window works, you must first understand the basic design. This particular type of window is specially designed to be mounted in between the regular glass windows of a house. This means that there will be an interior layer of regular glass, this storm window or screen, and then an exterior layer of regular glass. They are also specially sealed and well fitted into their frames. Due to this design, they offer a variety of benefits. Improving Comfort Screens windows are known for keeping hot air inside in the…
What Else Should I Know about Window Screens? The material that best suits any particular window's screen varies depending on a number of factors and on personal choice. Aluminum window screens are strong, but also darken the appearance of the window and let less light into the home. Fiberglass is somewhat stronger still, and more durable, but generally darkens the area even more than aluminum window screens. Bronze window screens are extremely durable and effective, but their cost can be prohibitive for most consumers. Window screens made of synthetic plastics are inexpensive and don't darken windows as much, but they…