No-Spline 90-Degree Screen Porch System DIY Easy Install - 96-in Pack of 5 Porch Screen Frame Kit Cap & Base - Porch Screening System for Mesh Screen Patio Enclosure Panels - Bronze

I ordered just the right number of parts for my remodeled screen porch. The hardest part of the job, other than accurate measurements, was cutting the angled corners. I used an new 80 tooth blade on my chop saw. Occasionally the blade would catch the material and destroy about an inch or two of the frame. Fortunately I was able to recut those pieces for shorter runs and did not lose any material. Although I did not try them, the corner brackets might be a good idea. Screen tightened well. Color (brown) looks good with black woodwork.

We did not use/buy the square corner caps but highly recommend using a miter saw with a metal blade. Also, much easier to apply screen to frame with 2 people. We had 9 openings to screen, each just short of 48” wide by 55” tall. End product looks like it will hold up nicely.

The media could not be loaded. I am not handy nor did I put this up myself. Having said that my contractor was nervous about doing screens. After a recommendation from a friend we ordered these in hopes our contractor could figure out how to use them.He was able to figure it out and the screens came out amazing! We used the 8ft system (2 boxes) for 5 openings we needed screened in. They are so tight and clean looking, would recommend to anyone! My contractor is using this exclusively for porches going forward. Pictures and video tell you all you need to know! 🔥🔥🔥

I enclosed a large deck with this product. Installing the screen was so easy as you didn’t have to stretch the material. Cutting the aluminum with miter corners was a bit tricky but got the hang of it. Excellent product.

The best screen system I’ve ever used

Great product! Easy to install! It is a bit pricey, but so much better than the old school way of doing screens! Finished super tight! Very impressed!!

This product only comes 5 sets to a box NOT 10 , we bought 2 boxes thinking we would have 20 sets total. Now we are forced to buy additional 2-3 boxes due to this to complete customer's job, and the price we already paid was ridiculous for just 10 sets total between 2 boxes ! Nearly $500.00 for the 2 boxes and now nearly $1,500.00 more for this crap !!???

I tried using the traditional screen system and the spline kept coming out with the high winds. Scrapped the first try and found Screeneze. With the exception of cutting it was pretty easy. I used a metal blade and miter saw however I had to use scrap 2x4 to stabilize the rails or the saw would chew it up. You also have to really think about the angles when cutting. We also went with the dark solar screen, I had concerns on how it would fit but it worked well and looks great.