Product Overview

SCREENEZE is a vinyl and aluminum porch screen frame system that provides nearly limitless design possibilities — you can make panels as large as 10 feet by 15 feet! This screen system’s low-profile design makes it perfect for the DIY-er or contractor looking for an easy-to-install, attractive, and long-lasting screen enclosure. Also, save on material costs with a spline-free system. SCREENEZE is available in several colors and comes with a 10-year limited warranty.

SCREENEZE is corner-mounted or recess-mounted onto your porch enclosure but you can surface-mount using SNAPTRACK. We also offer a 5 pack of 8’ long sticks, or 10 pack or 20 pack of 12’ long sticks.

Benefits

Vinyl and aluminum screen porch system
Available in 8' lengths (80 total lineal feet)
Low-profile frame for the best view possible
No spline needed — simply snap screen into place!
Self-tightening for taut, secure screen panels
Simple re-screening and repair — no broken framing
Multiple color options - white, sand, bronze, and clay
Unlimited possible project designs
10-year limited warranty

Each Kit Includes

10 SCREENEZE bases
10 SCREENEZE caps
screws

Additional Materials Needed

Screen mesh
SCREENEZE Plinth Mounting System (for a straight-cut system)

Suggested Tools For Installation

Rubber mallet
Small pry bar
Utility knife
Power drill
Tape measure
Miter saw

Recommended Screen Mesh

The screen mesh for your SCREENEZE porch screening system must be purchased separately. This allows you to choose the screen mesh that would best fit your needs. We recommend choosing one of the following:

FAQs

Have questions about SCREENEZE or your project? Learn more below or contact the live screen experts at Metro Screenworks. You can also visit our showroom in Highlands Ranch, Colorado to see our products in person.

How Large Can Screen Panels Be?

With SCREENEZE you can create panels as large as 10 feet by 15 feet. With SCREENEZE, you can screen up to 150 square feet — allowing you nearly endless design possibilities.

How Do I Tighten My Porch Screen?

SCREENEZE is self-tightening. Unlike old-school staple and wood frame screen enclosures, SCREEZE is a spline-free system that self-tightens when you install it. If you need to replace your screen or tighten the screen, simply remove the SCREENEZE cap, replace the screen, and re-install the cap!

SCREENEZE Installation Instructions:

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Reviews

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5
Do it! Spend the money...no regrets on this purchase.

Posted by Gary Graczyk on Aug 12th 2024

Screeneze was the way to go! I researched for a year looking for the quality and ease of installation. Super pleased with the screen system. CONS...I am not a contractor so lingo in the directions took some time to figure out. Read the directions several times-language is not consistent throughout the directions. In hindsight, I would have mitre cut everything and skipped the plinth kits (they just don't give the quality finished look you think they would).
5
96" screeneze 10 caps & base

Posted by John M Praskey on Jun 29th 2022

great product my screen porch looks as good or better than some professional jobs
4
Screeneze angle and plinth

Posted by Robert Buthod on Sep 4th 2017

Pros: Well made, heavy duty aluminum angles. Caps friction fit and help tighten the screen on to the angle - works well. Heavy, self drilling screws attach angle to framing. Overall, I would recommend this product. Cons: 1/8" length tolerances using the plinths. The 'legs' on the plinths should be longer in order to increase the cut tolerance to 1/4' to 3/8". The purpose of the plinth is to avoid having close toleranced mitre joints - having a 1/8" tolerance using the plinth is only slightly easier than the mitre. Although the screws are self drilling, I suggest pre-drilling the angle (on a drill press if available) to afford equal spacing of screws and easier installation. Also suggest pre-drilling the mounting of the angle on to the wood framing. The powder coating on the screws interferes with the fit of the drill bit (this is being a bit picky.)