Mesh Window Screen Repair Patch

$21.95

Thin polyester fiber mesh patches with a hook-and-loop backing that grips damaged window and door screens without tools. Each 6 x 1.5 in patch sits flat over small holes and tears to keep bugs out.

Expected delivery Thu, Nov 5 to Tue, Nov 10

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Specifications

Material: Polyester fiber mesh
Fitting: Hook-and-loop fastener
Sizes: Patch 6 x 1.5 in (15 x 4 cm); paper 6.2 x 9 in (16 x 23 cm)
Pack: 5 patches per paper
In the box: 1 paper with 5 patches

What this patch is and what it is made of

The Mesh Window Screen Repair Patch is a small mesh cover for damaged window screens. It is made of polyester fiber mesh. The backing uses a hook-and-loop fastener, so the patch grips the screen fabric and stays in place without tools or sewing.

The mesh is black, which blends into most standard window screens. The patch is thin and flexible, so it sits flat against the screen and does not block airflow. It covers small holes, tears and worn spots that let insects through.

This patch is made for window screens. It can also cover small openings on door screens where the mesh has pulled apart.

Sizes and pack options

Each patch measures 6 x 1.5 in (15 x 4 cm). The paper that holds the patches measures 6.2 x 9 in (16 x 23 cm). Every paper carries 5 patches.

Patch size	Paper size	Patches per paper
6 x 1.5 in (15 x 4 cm)	6.2 x 9 in (16 x 23 cm)	5

Pack options:

Pack	Papers	Total patches
10 papers	10	50
20 papers	20	100
40 papers	40	200

The color is black. Each order includes 1 paper with 5 patches for every paper in the pack you pick.

How to fit the patch

Clean the screen around the hole. Wipe away dust and loose debris so the fastener can grip.
Peel one patch off the paper.
Center the patch over the hole or tear.
Press the patch firmly against the screen mesh with your fingers.
Check the edges. Smooth down any corner that lifts.

The hook-and-loop fastener holds the patch to the screen fabric. No adhesive, staples or sewing are needed. If you need to remove the patch later, peel it back slowly from one corner.

For a tear longer than 6 in (15 cm), place two patches side by side with a small overlap. The mesh is flexible, so it follows the curve of the screen frame.

Where it works well

Use this patch on window screens in bedrooms, living rooms, kitchens and porches. It suits small holes from wear, pets or weather. It also works on door screen mesh and on small openings around drainage holes where insects can pass.

This patch is a cover for small damage. It is not a full replacement for a screen that is torn across a large area. If the frame or spline is damaged, a new screen panel may be the better choice.

Care and storage

Keep unused patches on the paper until you need them. Store the paper flat in a dry place. Dust and pet hair can weaken the grip of the fastener, so clean the screen before you apply a patch.

Once applied, the patch can stay on the screen through normal weather. To clean it, wipe it gently with a damp cloth. Do not scrub the mesh or pull at the edges. If a patch starts to lift, press it back down or replace it with a new one from the paper.

Questions

How many patches come in one paper?

Each paper holds 5 patches. The pack options are 10 papers (50 patches), 20 papers (100 patches) and 40 papers (200 patches).

What size is each patch?

Each patch measures 6 x 1.5 in (15 x 4 cm). The paper it comes on measures 6.2 x 9 in (16 x 23 cm).

How does the patch stay on the screen?

The backing is a hook-and-loop fastener. You press the patch onto the screen mesh and it grips the fabric. No glue or sewing is needed.

Can I use this patch on a door screen?

Yes. It is made for window screens, and it also covers small holes and tears in door screen mesh. It is not a full replacement for a large torn panel.