SNAPP® screen Porch Screen Project Review - John from TX
Vložit
- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
- John from TX reviews his SNAPP® screen DIY (Do It Yourself) porch screen screening project. John and his friends screened several large openings in a fishing retreat in Port O'Connor.
They added a knee wall, 2 wood frame doors, and screened the entire porch using our extruded aluminum SNAPP® screen extrusion and our polyester Pool & Patio screen fabric.
John walks you through everything from product selection, cutting the extrusion, installation, and his final thoughts about his experience.
Excellent project review and a perfect SNAPP® screen installation.
----
Customers should always watch the complete SNAPP® screen product installation video series available on our CZcams page - especially Installation Video #3 which covers the proper method of screen material installation. ( / snappscreen )
Video 1 (Planning): • SNAPP® screen Porch Sc...
Video 2 (Cutting and installation): • SNAPP® screen Porch Sc...
Video 3 (Screen Installation): • SNAPP® screen Porch Sc...
Video 4 (Odd Shapes): • SNAPP® screen Porch Sc...
Video 5 (Arches): • SNAPP® screen Porch Sc...
----
With SNAPP® screen, you can professionally screen your porch, patio or deck with nothing more than some basic DIY skills and a free weekend. SNAPP® screen is a professional grade Do it yourself (DIY) screen porch screening product.
SNAPP® screen is suitable for all residential, commercial or industrial screening applications and easily attaches to your structure or any prefabricated frame. Your openings don’t need to be square, plumb or even level.
SNAPP® screen is available in flexible extruded PVC and commercial quality extruded aluminum. Best of all, a simple design makes installation into almost any shape or size opening a SNAPP®.
Don’t be fooled by our competitors’ deceptive product names or confusing terminology. SNAPP® screen is the 1-piece screening solution with NO secondary parts or accessories to install or fail.
SNAPP® screen is a patented (US 8,484,926) screening solution and is 100% made in USA with US and North American sourced materials.
Go to screenporch.com and learn how easy it really is.
Best video of how to EVER. practical and complete. Thx guys, totally appreciate the trouble you went to sharing the project
How long has it been in and are you still pleased with it? South Texas sun and heat can be a bear on pretty much anything outside. Let me add my appreciation for a conversational but very complete install video. Thank you.
Trying to figure out how to put in screens on a screen porch- this was a great video! Direct, to the point and enough detail to feel confident about trying it. Also appreciate the recommendation of the snap screen product. Thank you guys!!
I like your work style. Lots of thinking here. But does the flat spline also work with Snapp? And don't tape your screen to hold it, use a 12 inch pice of spline inserted about 6 inches. Do this in the corners and when you begin to install the spline, the screen stays where you need it. Pull out the pieces when you arrive at a corner and you have a nice straight, tight screen.
You do need to use SNAPP Screen spline for proper installation, no other spline will work. Check out Snapp Screen Installation Video 3 and see the best way to install screen and spline. (Video 3 wasn't available when John screened his project)
Beautiful job, guys.
Great video guys. I'm searching the net to buy this product. No luck here in Atlanta
Go to shop.snappscreen.com - ship everything right to your home.
Nice work gives me the confidence to diy.
Nice job with the video.
Nice friendly instruction vid. 👍
Curiousity question for you...
In your opinion, since you used heavy weight screen and you seen to have a fair amount of wind there.
Do you think this snap screen stuff would hold a clear 4mm poly sheeting tight and secure as it does the heavy screen material?
(the clear plastic sheeting you get in 100' rolls)
The thickest PVC film you'd want to use with SNAPP Screen is .008" (that's roughly 2mm). Anything thicker is very hard to roll in - especially in cold temperatures. You would use standard SNAPP Screen spline when installing the film or other fabrics.
Love the video. I would like to know about the knee wall you two install as I would like to install one on my porch before using this wonderful product. Any pointers
very good video
Yah thats a mullet hahaha
why not just use aluminum it last forever, that wood will rot eventually
Looks better with the house construction style. Aluminum is awesome, but it does assert a certain appearance.
In all honesty, forget starting your spline from using that roller wheel! Seriously! It is so much easier instead of rolling it in is 'If you will just tap it in lightly at first w/a rubber mallet to then roll it in afterwards tightly w/a roller wheel' it be a much better deal. I'd had so much trouble W/that wheel going off track, it wasn't even funny. L.O.L Sure enough the video's make it look so easy, & if so you do it the way I just informed you of how to do it 'will then become easy. You will get a tighter screen fit, less wrinkle, go faster & easier
Customers should watch the SNAPP Screen Installation Series Part 3 (czcams.com/video/XtvIwYVDzpk/video.html) to see the proper method for screen installation. Following our method will ensure a trouble free installation.