SCREENEZE Porch Screening System

"SCREENEZE" - Durability by Design

ScreenEze is a patented fixed screen system, featuring an aluminum base and a vinyl cap which are snapped together and attached to your porch or gazebo. Screeneze can be installed on the inside, outside, or center of your porch post and rail design. Screen-Eze is available in White, Sand and Bronze and is shipped in handy 8 foot lengths.

The innovative screeneze design is stronger and more durable than current screen systems. The system maintains the screen's integrity.

Many of our contractors have replaced their traditional methods of screening with SCREEN EZE, and "do-it-yourselfers" are discovering this easy way to get a professional screening job for their porch, patio, gazebo and other projects at home.

NOTE: Heavy duty, 18/14 mesh fiberglass screening or Phifer "TuffScreen" is recommended (but not required) for this product. See our Screening section for product comparisons.

Ordering & Shipping Notes:
* Sold per set, minimum order of 5 sets.
* Each set contains (1) extruded aluminum rail, (1) heavy-duty vinyl cap and enough color matched self-tapping screws to professionally install your SCREENEZE (screen mesh sold separately).

* In stock screeneze is sold in 8 foot lengths. 12 foot lengths are available for shipping to commercial locations with a loading/unloading dock. Shipping costs are much higher for 12' sections. Call for pricing. No dock available? No worries, as SCREENEZE is secured with screws, it can be butted together end-to-end to span very large openings.

With this porch screening system, SCREENEZE means SCREEN EASY!

Please allow 10-12 business days for product shipment.

{Click to download SCREENEZE Installation Instructions}

For best results we recommend the use of heavy duty porch and pool screening (listed below), or damage resistant TuffScreen (listed in our categories menu under Insect Screening).
You can use metal screening (aluminum, bronze, etc), although it makes for a more difficult installation because it does not have the elasticity that fiberglass or polyester has.

If you choose to use metal screening we recommend taking about a 6" piece of the vinyl cap and stripping the "fins" out. You can then use this as a tool to help mold the metal screening over the aluminum beading prior to snapping the cap with the fins in over it.