Got torn window or door screens? Don't pay a handyman big bucks - this complete screen repair kit has everything you need to fix them yourself in about 30 minutes! The kit includes a generous 36x84 inch piece of fiberglass mesh (18x16 weave pattern for great visibility and bug protection), a solid rolling tool with both convex and concave wheels that works with different spline sizes, and 30 feet of .157 inch screen retainer spline. The process is actually pretty simple - cut your mesh to size (make it about 2 inches bigger than your frame), lay it over the frame, and use the rolling tool to press the spline into the groove. The wooden handle on the roller is comfortable to grip, and the metal wheels are durable enough to handle the job. If you're not sure how to do it, there are tons of helpful YouTube videos that walk you through the process step by step. This is one of those DIY projects that saves you so much money compared to hiring someone, and once you've done one screen, the rest become super easy. The fiberglass mesh is durable but still easy to work with, and the spline stretches nicely into place without breaking. Seriously, if you've been putting off fixing those torn screens, this kit makes it so simple and affordable!