Window Screen Repair Tape

SEE IT IN ACTION

Fix Damaged Screens.
Without Replacing Them.

A simple peel-and-stick repair for small tears, holes, and gaps in window screens.

Just Cut, Peel & Press

A SMARTER WAY TO REPAIR

Small Screen Damage?
There's an Easier Fix.

Restore the look and function of your window screens with a flexible fiberglass mesh repair tape.

DON'T LET A SMALL TEAR BECOME A BIG PROBLEM

Repair the Damage.
Keep Your Screen.

A torn mesh doesn't always mean you need an entirely new screen. Patch the damaged area and extend the useful life of your existing screen.

Less Waste. Less Hassle. A More Practical Repair.

BUILT FOR EVERYDAY REPAIRS

Strong Mesh.
Simple Application.

The fiberglass mesh reinforces the repaired area, while the adhesive backing makes it easy to attach to a clean screen surface.

Fiberglass Mesh: Provides a flexible mesh structure for patching screen damage.

Adhesive Backing: Attaches to the existing mesh without sewing.

Peel-Off Liner: Protects the adhesive until you're ready to apply it.

SIMPLE DIY INSTALLATION

Cut It to Fit.
Fix It Yourself.

No complicated installation or special repair skills required.

ONE ROLL, MULTIPLE REPAIRS

Tears. Gaps. Holes.
Covered.

Trim the repair tape to match different shapes and sizes of localized damage.

Best suited to localized damage where the surrounding screen mesh remains intact.

PRACTICAL ROLL FORMAT

Keep a Roll Handy
for the Next Repair.

The roll format makes it easy to cut off only the amount you need and store the remainder for future use.

Customizable Size

Cut the mesh tape to suit different repair areas.

Simple DIY Repair

Peel-and-stick application without sewing or replacing the whole screen.

Useful Around the Home

Suitable for compatible window and door screen mesh repairs.

Repair Instead of Replace

Help extend the life of your existing screens with a targeted patch.

Can I cut the tape to a smaller size?

Yes. You can trim the tape with scissors to fit the area that needs repair.

Do I need special tools?

No special installation tools are needed. Scissors and a clean, dry screen surface are usually sufficient.

Can I use it on a window screen?

It is intended for compatible mesh screens, including window and door screens. Adhesion depends on the existing mesh and its condition.

Does it work on large damaged sections?

It is best for localized tears and holes. Severely damaged screens or loose frames may need replacement.

How do I get the best adhesion?

Clean and dry the mesh first, overlap the damaged edges, and press firmly across the patch.

Will the repair be completely invisible?

No. The patch may remain visible, but it provides a practical alternative to replacing an otherwise usable screen.