If you constantly have to sweep dry leaves, debris, and insects from your house, you should consider getting a window screen. They are easy to install and can make a world of difference in keeping little annoyances out of your home. How to Install a Window Screen Screening splines are placed between a frame and … Continue reading
If what you are looking for a window screen mesh with the right size and color for your window, DAPA Products can help! With a large inventory to choose from and experts always on hand, chances are we can help you cover any fenestration products you need. Customers who come through our doors will often … Continue reading
Repairing a Screen Door is Easier Than You Think The key is having the right preparation materials Breaking a screen on a window or door can happen in an instant. No matter the cause, fixing the problem is easier than you think. The key is having the right fenestration products and tools on hand before … Continue reading
The weather’s warming up, and it’s a great time to check on your window screens. You want to give your home plenty of fresh air while keeping the bugs out. A high-quality screen will give you the chance to have the best of both worlds. You’ll want to take the time before the heat really … Continue reading
A window screen spline is a special type of cord that is used to attach the screen to the window screen frame. This window screen frame spline can be made from rubber, vinyl, or foam. Many times, older windows will have screen splines that are broken or deteriorated and require replacement. The first step in replacing … Continue reading
What Screen Spline to Use & How to Repair Your Door You will absolutely avoid stress during the summer season by repairing broken or torn screens on your doors and windows. During the summer and autumn months, insects attempt to enter your home. If they find a tear in your window or door screen, they’re … Continue reading
Do you have a ripped screen on your window or door? Ready to fix it? Not sure how? DAPA Products can help. Although life throws obstacles in our way, it’s how we deal with them that counts. If the screen on your door or window is torn or ripped, we can help you fix it. … Continue reading
Screens and windows are protective for homeowners. If a single tear or hole is found on the screen or window, then you are left vulnerable to bugs and any animals small enough to climb inside the home. With screens and windows, this could lead to costly damage on the walls by water, potential invasion by … Continue reading
When repairing or replacing screens on doors or windows, it’s important to have the proper materials at hand. These materials typically include a mesh screen, screen spline or vinyl that are flexible, yet strong. Tools can include measuring tape and a pair of scissors to assist with cutting and aligning the screen. Doing your research … Continue reading
Screen spline can be reused when repairing screens. This practice is economical and eco-friendly. However, in some cases, the spline might be in poor shape due to long-term use or accidental damage. We recommend performing repairs with all new materials or replace the existing spline with a readily available alternative. If you require a new … Continue reading
Building your window screen to renovate the look of your window is one of the best ways to revamp your home. A good window screen is something that every homeowner should look out for, considering that the windows form the focal point of your walls, and naturally, draw the most attention. To make things easier … Continue reading
As a top manufacturer of screens, understanding the screening process is important. Knowing how to perfectly adjust and insert screen spline within the screening process is essential. The everyday average homeowner doesn’t have to know the first thing about how splines are produced, but they should know what size they will need if they are … Continue reading
Windows and doors need screen spline to hold the screen in place in order to keep out bugs. Without having a tight fit, the screen can hang loose. Different types of spline are used for different windows and doors. A screen is rolled flat onto the frame and held in place by the spline. A … Continue reading
