As long as you still have the frame, it is quite straightforward following the instructions given in the other responses, and the video. I personally found the fibreglass screens easier to use over the thick aluminum ones. Just be careful when pushing the screen in the window "track/channel" with the spline. On the 1st one I did, I forced a little hard, and pulled a little too tight, and ripped the corner making a hole.
Our 14 year old cord controlled blinds are all giving us trouble with raising and lowering and tilting. Many of the top mechanisms are coming unglued from the top. I ...
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Nothing a fabric cutter and a good piece of screen can't handle
go to lowes or homedepot and buy screening, spline and the tool to push the spline back in the track. instructions are included when you buy it
As long as you still have the frame, it is quite straightforward following the instructions given in the other responses, and the video. I personally found the fibreglass screens easier to use over the thick aluminum ones. Just be careful when pushing the screen in the window "track/channel" with the spline. On the 1st one I did, I forced a little hard, and pulled a little too tight, and ripped the corner making a hole.
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