Affordable Mesh Type Window Screens Portland Oregon

MESH TYPES

WE WORK WITH A WIDE RANGE OF SCREENING MATERIALS

We work with a wide range of screening materials such as fiber mesh, solar mesh, bronze metal mesh, aluminum metal mesh, pet mesh and more. Not sure what you need? No problem! Our experienced team can make recommendations to fix your problem fast.

PICK THE MESH THAT MEETS YOUR NEEDS

The below pictures were all taken at the same distance of 12” to give the best representation of the mesh's openness and blockage. Most people don't stand 12” from their screen, but I had to in order for you to see it. They will not look this noticeable on your windows.

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Fiberglass Mesh

The standard insect mesh primarily used today is fiberglass mesh.

Available in charcoal and gray.

Allows approximately 80% of the view, the air and the light.

(99% of our customers chose the charcoal because it's easier to see out of from the inside.)

You could also say the mesh blocks 20% of the view, air and light.

If kept clean, this mesh can last 10 -16 years.

SEEVUE Mesh

The newest metal mesh option is SEEVUE. It's made of a thin stainless steel wire that will not rust, oxidize, calcify or dent easily. It truly has a less obstructed view than most metal mesh options.

Available in black.
Allows about 85% of your view, the air and the light.

We don't know how long it will last because it's new, but I can guess over 30 years if sharp objects stay away from it.

Aluminum Mesh

This was the old standard in mesh prior to the 1960's.

Most commonly used in wooden screen doors is aluminum mesh.
Available in charcoal and brite aluminum options.
Offers increased sturdiness and longevity.

Allows about 80% of your view, the air and the light.
Lasts over 20 years as long as nothing sharp comes in contact with it.

ULTRAVIEW Mesh

When you are surrounded by the beauty of the northwest, you want to see it. You can see the outside better with UltraVue screens.

Made of an extremely thin strand of fiberglass mesh that will allow about 95% of your view.

This translates into 3 times more light, air and visibility than standard fiberglass mesh. You can hardly see the mesh which is why we don't recommend putting it on screen doors. It's also not recommended where cats, dogs and children might be in contact with the screen.

It does tear easy and with full sun exposure it might last about 10-12 years. It's brand new so that's only a guess.

Pet Mesh

Then the best solution is Pet Mesh! No it's not made from deceased pets. Although a few of my customers have suggested it. It's a tough vinyl-coated polyester mesh that won't tear if a cat or dog claws at it or climbs on it. It's even hard to cut with a razor blade.

Allows about 35% of the view, air flow and visibility.

Available in black and gray.

Should last 20 – 30 years depending on how much direct sunlight will hit upon it. It will look a bit darker in the room but it's worth it if you have been replacing the mesh every 2-3 years or so.

You can install a pet door into it easily and the corners won't tear.

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MESH TYPES

WE WORK WITH A WIDE RANGE OF SCREENING MATERIALS

PICK THE MESH THAT MEETS YOUR NEEDS

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Our Services

* Window Screens

* Door Screens

* Storm Windows

* Patio Enclosures

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9448 SW Tigard Street, Ste. A

Tigard, OR 97223

503-245-0048

sales@mobilescreenetc.com

for a FREE Phone Quote

MESH TYPES

WE WORK WITH A WIDE RANGE OF SCREENING MATERIALS

PICK THE MESH THAT MEETS YOUR NEEDS

Click the photos to enlarge

Our Services

* Window Screens

* Door Screens

* Storm Windows

* Patio Enclosures

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Contact Us

9448 SW Tigard Street, Ste. A

Tigard, OR 97223

​

503-245-0048

sales@mobilescreenetc.com

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