Prime-Line P 7515 Screen Door Repair Kit with Rolling Tool – Replace the Screen on Windows or Patio Doors, 36 In. x 84 In. Charcoal Fiberglass Screen Cloth and Black Spline (1 Kit)

Great quality. Definitely a 2 person job or use clamps on a screen door but it looks so much nicer. Fit was perfect and easy to use and cut.

The tool the screen comes with is very adequate for the job. The rope is sturdy and pliable. Most importantly, the screen is lightweight and sturdy. It measured near perfectly.Once installed, it was easy to see through and hasn't stretched over time. It is retaining it's strength.

I've now replaced my screen door twice with this (life with a 3 year old), and I can say this is worth every penny. It's easy enough where anybody with some patience and literally any amount of knowhow can do it, versus having to pay someone to rescreen your door. The screen is of good quality (though will not stand up to a charging 3 year old).The first time it took maybe 45 minutes as there was some trial and error on the best way to go about it, the second time 20 minutes tops. My best tip is to cut the rubber strips into relatively close lengths for each side, use a flathead screwdriver to get it started in the corner, and the use the roller the rest of the way across, always going in one direction. It takes some time to get the hang of it, but have a beer a relax. You'll get the hang of it and be happy you did it.

Worked ok & didn't cost much. My screen door is a little bent (dogs crashed into it) but I was still able to get the spline in the groove. It's not perfect, but it works & that's what counts.

I have the worst skills ever for this type of work. I never get things straight and am very challenged. I used this product to replace my door screen. My bulldog even assisted me sitting on the screen and walking on it. I thought he ruined it but I am pleasantly surprised not only are there no holes from him. It looks really pretty good. If you're on the fence I say try this product. It seems extremely easy and durable.

We bought this screen replacement kit after our dog ran through it last year. This kit was easy to use to replace the screen. Followed a YouTube video for the how to of it. I would recommend you buy a protective guard as I did to preventing the dogs from running through the screen.

Did the top section of my screen door. Everyone likes to use their damn elbows to open the door so it finally tore. Kit worked ok. The tool is ok to get it started but ended up using a flathead screw driver to send it home. Overall worth the money apposed to buying a new screen door or having a screen guy do it

I replaced the screens on two sliding doors and it was very easy. It took me less than an hour to do both start to finish. One of the screens came with damage and I didn’t realize it until I already had half of it on the door.

Screen door works great

Great kit that comes with the tool required as well. I installed this without even removing the door from the frame (which I do not recommend, but I didn't have an option). It takes a bit of planning to lay the screen out and work around it, but there are a lot of good tutorials on youtube and elsewhere). The tool isn't quite as good as some more expensive ones surely are, so just make sure you don't slip and roll onto the actual screen itself while installing (it's somewhat forgiving, but a lot of pressure could tear the screen).My screen door looks just like new now after a run in with an overly enthusiastic puppy, and I saved a ton of money vs having someone do it or fully replacing it. Very happy with the outcome.

I like the product, the screen looks sturdy, good value for the money but the roller supplied with it is a very weak plastic but I had a solid one already. The rubber tube that came with it was a bit thick and very hard to insert but we had kept the original one from the screen and just re-used it.

Product arrvied excatly as showned and very easy to install

The screen is perfect and feels just as durable as the original.The tool could be a lot better, it should have wider wheels to ride along the gasket without falling either side of the round gasket.I had no nidea how tbick my rubber seal was but I soon found out it was too big for my screens. I made it work though!I didnt try this yet but perhaps putting the gasket in hot water prior to install would soften it or maybe using soap to make it easier to work with.I'm installing this on basement windows that have several tears in them. I'll see how my second attempt goes with warming up the gasket or usinv soap prior to install.