Small Insect Screen, 36 inches x 84 Inches Roll - Tiny Insect Replacement Screen for Windows and Doors - Charcoal

I don’t like bugs so in my war against them I use the screening to put in all of my house ceiling vents and other places the creepy crawlers can get in. I did this at my last house and had no bugs inside the house but the crawl space was infested with black widows and camel spiders. Screening made a huge difference. This mesh netting is tight weaved and very good compared to other brands in the stores.

Nice, heavy duty screen that is a smaller mesh than normal. From the feel and weight seems like it would be very durable. Wife was first worried about seeing thu it but looks great. Installed 3 windows so far, works great. Can actually get 3 screen frames out of one pack by making the overlap 1/2" and not cutting out each panel singularly, but using the screen edge trimmed from the rubber gasket as the edge of the next piece..

Standard gauge screen wasn't keeping out some smaller mosquitos & bugs where I lived - the area around my table lamp looked like it was an outside street lamp with so many little mosquitos and gnats buzzing around it.When looking up better screen options, I discovered it was easy to DIY to replace your window screens. So far its been keeping them out, but its also been fairly cold lately so I haven't had a chance to really see it in action.Redoing your screens yourself is not hard. All you need is a utility knife/box cutter, spline (a rubber/plastic tubing that holds the screen against the frame) and a spline tool. It takes about 10 minutes. ADFORS has a video walk through of the process.If you have really tiny bugs you want to keep out, try the Adfors Pollen screen, its an even finer mesh.

Easy to install and works very well.

This is a good screen for keeping those tiny Flyers out of your home with your windows open in the summer. Thanks

We have an odd size door, so couldn't buy something standard. This was the perfect. Didn't have to cut it at all. Used the interior roll tube to weight the bottom, made some ties out of old ribbon to hold it up when not in use and a few velcro straps as the sides for the breeze. It worked perfectly!

Almost imperceptibly smaller apertures than my standard window screen. This, OTOH, is extremely fine: MAGZO High Density Window Screen, 39''W x 99"L Clean Air DIY Adjustable Screen Door Replacement, Durable Effective Pollen/Dust/Floc/Rain Barrier Net for Windows and Sliding Doors (135 Mesh, Black) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B095LCGW83/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_fabc_MZV0HND8B8MT6VTDVT1H?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1. Note, however, the finer screen doesn’t seem very sturdy so I’ll be keeping this just in case.

Definitely worth getting if you live in an area with chiggers and bugs and anything small and flying. I like to keep my windows open at night but the regular home screens are just big enough for the night monster tiny bugs to get in. So I ordered this and installed it over the top of the regular screen and bam literally stopped the bugs and dirt road dust from flying in