Questions and Answers for Screen Tight 0.175 in. x 300 ft. Bulk Spline

A:  I really depends on the specific screening name. Pet Screen is a very thick pvc coated polyester that would require a .125 to .140 spline but many other pvc coated screenings that are pet resistant but not marketed as pet screen could potentially use .140 to .160 spline.

A:  This is round.

A:  flat

A:  This spline is round. Mike

A:  Round 

A:  Yes that work for you. We also offer a square spline as well.

A:  I guess so but I spent money on this product and it did not stay in place with my screen.  Yes the roller can be used.

A:  Yes, you should be able to use the same .175 spline with that screening.

A:  There is not a flat spline that is .175 you can purchase Fast Track spline that is .310 or Mesh Guard spline .310 flat spline.

A:  This is round spline. I am not familiar with flat spline, but this is not it.

A:  Yes, the next size is .160 then .140. If .175 is too small with thicker screening , try the next size down.

A:  The only dimensions are 300ft x ,175. You will need to determine how many feet you will need to cover. Based on your 6ft x 4ft you would need 24ft per opening that size.

A:  The spline is round. 0.175 is the diameter.

A:  This is screen spline only, not screening. This is a black rubber-like cord that holds the screening in the frame. you line the screening up near the edge of the frame, then use a splining tool to wedge the spline and screening into the frame to stretch the screening taut. You would need a length of spline for each edge of the screen frame. the width of this spline is 0.175 inches. 300 feet of spline would do a lot of windows.

A:  Tim, thanks for the inquiry. What you are referring to is a spline that is used to secure the screen. .175 is the width of the spline and 300ft is the length. Hope this helps.