Fiberglass Window Screen Repair Patch

$20.95

Woven fiberglass mesh patches that press over small holes and tears in window and door screens to keep insects out. Each patch attaches with a hook-and-loop fastener, with no tools or frame removal needed.

Expected delivery Thu, Nov 5 to Tue, Nov 10

Free shipping over $49
30-day returns

Shipping and returns

Free shipping over $49. Arrives in 7-12 days. Shipping times and costs per country

Not what you were looking for? Return it within 30 days of delivery. How returns work

Specifications

Material: Fiberglass mesh
Fitting: Hook-and-loop fastener
In the box: 5, 10 or 20 screen repair patches
Use: Window and door screens
Care: Wipe clean, dry before storing

What this patch is

The Fiberglass Window Screen Repair Patch is a simple fix for a screen that has a small hole, tear or worn spot. Each patch is a piece of fiberglass mesh that presses onto the screen and holds with a hook-and-loop fastener. You do not need to remove the screen frame or cut new mesh. Place the patch over the damaged area and press it down.

Fiberglass mesh is a common screen material. It is woven, so air moves through it while the patch covers the opening. That helps keep small insects out and keeps the screen looking tidy. The hook-and-loop fastener lets you lift the patch if you need to adjust it, then press it back in place.

Pack sizes

You pick the pack size that matches your repair list. Each order includes only the patches, so there is no frame, tape or tool in the box.

Pack	Patches in the box
5 patches	5
10 patches	10
20 patches	20

A small pack of 5 suits a single window screen with one or two small holes. A pack of 10 or 20 is a good fit if you have several screens, a door screen or a rental property with more than one repair to make.

Where it works

Use these patches on window screens and door screens. They cover small holes and tears in the mesh. They are not a replacement for a full screen panel, and they do not fix a bent or broken frame. If the frame is damaged, the patch will not sit flat.

This patch is a good match for:

A window screen with a small tear from a branch or pet
A door screen with a worn spot near the handle
A screen with a hole from a stone or a mower
A rental unit or a seasonal home where you want a quick fix

How to apply it

Wipe the screen around the hole with a clean, damp cloth. Let it dry.
Center the patch over the hole. Press the hook-and-loop fastener down around the edges.
Run your fingers over the patch to press it flat against the mesh.
Open and close the window or door a few times to check that the patch stays in place.

If the patch lifts, press it down again. A clean, dry screen holds the fastener best. Do not stretch the patch, since that can pull the mesh out of shape.

Care and storage

Wipe the patch clean with a damp cloth when it looks dusty. Let it dry fully before you store it. Keep spare patches in a dry place, such as a drawer or a storage bag, so the fastener stays clean. If you remove a patch and want to use it again, press it back on the screen and smooth it down.

What to check before you buy

Measure the hole first. These patches are made for small holes and tears, not for large missing sections of mesh. Check the screen frame too. If the frame is straight and the mesh around the hole is still tight, a patch is a good option. If the mesh is loose or the frame is bent, a new screen panel may be the better choice.

Count your screens before you pick a pack. One patch covers one small hole. If a screen has several holes, you may need more than one patch for that screen. A pack of 10 or 20 gives you extras for later repairs.