Questions and Answers for Phifer 60 in. x 50 ft. Brite Aluminum Screen

A:  The aluminum screen is much better than the fiberglass hands down. I have a large screened in porch that gets a direct hit from the south wind. I first used fiberglass which would fail in high winds often. The aluminum screen has held up without any issues. 

A:  I would say very well. Fiberglass screen is junk compared to aluminum screen cloth. But sometimes fiberglass is easier to work with and the only way to go. Aluminum is best used for screened porches. Fiberglass is best used on screen doors and windows.

A:  I guess it kinda depends on how big the bird is. My experience with this material is it's going to pull away from however you have the edges secured before it's going to rip down the middle

A:  yes

A:  It should. Make sure you get aluminum screening not the Vinyl 

A:  Yes - filtered sunlight but opinion would be yes.

A:  Standard aluminum mesh has approximately 18 strands by 16 strands per in2 of material. About 1/16 of an inch.

A:  Thank you for your recent inquiry with The Home Depot. The differences are the thickness and color. The 3016854 is .011 thick and Black in color, the 3015762 is .025 thick and Charcoal in color. We appreciate your business and look forward to serving you in the future.

A:  Blunt shape is a blunt pencil. Ruler is 64ths of an inch

A:  Have a look.

A:  Standard aluminum screen is 18x16 +/- 1 pick

A:  This roll of screen is 48 inches wide by 100 feet long. Smaller sizes are available. Aluminum screen is very easy to cut to the size you need.

A:  It's an insect screen I used it on the sides of my green house to keep critters out. I used wire ties to secure it to my frame work poles

A:  Not sunscreen. Simple insect. Black aluminum. Excellent visability

A:  The charcoal aluminum or black aluminum would be a good choice.

A:  The roll is placed inside a hard cardboard tube to protect it while shipping.