Mesh-count-led sourcing pages for general insect screening, window and door fabrication, porch work and replacement screening.
Start with the mesh count on the current roll label, then compare roll dimensions, color, unit weight and the construction data supplied for the actual sample. For buyers currently using aluminum screen, the fiberglass family is the standard volume alternative — state the installed material explicitly in the RFQ so the comparison is like-for-like.
Choose the closest product direction, then use the RFQ fields to confirm the current construction, roll program and commercial terms.
Mesh count is only one part of the brief. Material, application and confirmation requirements keep superficially similar products from being treated as interchangeable.
PVC-coated fiberglass mesh in an 18×16 weave for windows, doors and general professional screening applications.
A more open fiberglass screen count in the standard supply range, specified and confirmed per inquiry for window, door and replacement-screen programs.
A square 18×18 fiberglass screen count for buyers comparing window, door and replacement-screen specifications.
A denser-count fiberglass insect-screen direction for specification-driven window, door and distribution inquiries.
A fine 25×25 fiberglass screen count for buyers who need the opening and construction defined more tightly than a generic insect-screen name.
The standard 36-inch × 100-foot fiberglass insect-screen roll format — the core window-and-door stocking width for fabricators and distributors.
A 60-inch fiberglass insect-screen roll direction for wide door panels, porches and lanai screening where standard widths leave seams.
A 72-inch fiberglass insect-screen roll direction for lanai and enclosure panels screened in one continuous piece.
Send the label, product name or application you have. Mesh count, material and roll dimensions help when available, but they are not required to start.