Our porch screen panels are the perfect solution for enclosing your porch or patio. Our panels are made to your measurements (within 1/8") and shipped ready-to-install. We offer several frame color and hardware choices as our screen panels can be screwed in place, installed in the jamb between stops, or held in place with our casement clips. Our screen porch panels are designed to remain up year-round or to be removed as needed for cleaning or change of season. Please allow 7 to 10 days to manufacture.

Benefits

• Durable design & quality materials
• ½ inch thick aluminum frame for increased durability
• Can be permanently installed with screws, or temporarily installed in the jamb between stops or with casement clips
• Multiple frame colors - black, white, almond, beige, bronze, mill (silver), and others
• Made-to-size
• Manufactured in our Denver-based warehouse

Charcoal Fiberglass

• Economy choice
• Provides insect protection

To get more from your screen mesh, shop BetterVue invisible screen, super screen, or Allergy Guard. We also offer unassembled porch panel kits.

For contractors and larger projects, request a bid.

Suggested Tools For Installation

• Power drill (for fixed installation)

FAQs

Want to know more about porch panels? Read answers to frequently asked questions below or contact us! We would be happy to help you find the right products for your project and budget. You can also visit the Metro Screenworks showroom in Highlands Ranch, Colorado to see our products in person.

Is Black Or Gray Window Screen Better?

Black provides the best visibility. Though both colors of screen can provide the same level of insect protection, black screen offers the most visibility because it reduces glare by absorbing the most light. 

How Long Does Fiberglass Screen Last?

It depends on the wear-and-tear it receives. Wind, hail, critter claws, tree branches, and debris can all cause the mesh of porch enclosure panels to break down. However, sun exposure can be the most destructive element causing fiberglass to become brittle. We use fiberglass mesh intended for porch enclosures in our porch panels so it may withstand more than regular fiberglass window screen mesh.

Learn More

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• Super Screen: Say Goodbye to Screen Replacement
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• A Screened-In Porch for You
• Want a Change? Try a Screened-In Porch

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