20 Mesh 304 Stainless Steel Woven Wire Vent Screen Roll - Fine Mesh & Cloth Vent Screen (40300cm)

Great price for long roll. Didn’t want to spend a grand on new gutter guards, replacing plastic diamond hole gutter guards. Day project: So, I used old scissors to cut strips of 4” x 3’ mesh, drilled small holes in plastic guards, and hot glued mesh to diamond gutter guards. No more maple seeds (Samara) stuck in guards. Works great, much cheaper, and no more gutter catching junk and “pain in butt” cleaning.

Just what I needed. Perfect size and easy to cut to size.

Quality non-rusting mesh. Didn't work out for intended use, but was not because of mesh. Would recommend.

My basement has small windows that open to the inside. I have to replace the mesh screen on one of the windows several times a year due to mice trying to get in from outside. Even though the window’s closed, they still chew holes in the screen (see photos). I’m hoping this wire mesh will solve this problem. The wire mesh is harder to cut to size than regular mesh but it’s still manageable. I tried using a metal shear but a sharp pair of scissors worked better. The actual installation procedure is the same as with regular mesh – measure and cut, then press the rubber spline using a rollerknife into groves in the frame to secure the mesh. I couldn’t stretch the metal screen as easily as the regular screen but the installation still turned out reasonably well. BTW, watch out for sharp edges when handling the metal screen; the wire edges are sharp. I was punctured multiple times. It hurts. In retrospect, I should have worn gloves.The metal screen has been installed for around 3 weeks now, and still no holes. By spring, I’ll have a better idea of whether this worked. But so far so good.

Great

Very thin and hard to work with because it's so stretchy.

It worked great to replace some window screens the pets had destroyed. They've held up better than the original screens so far. I did end up ordering another roll. I was only able to do three windows. I ended up buying the install kit and was able to do it myself with little struggle.

I used this in the making of a couple quilt boxes for my honey bees. I take a deep box put the wire screen on it then fill it with dry pine shavings . Installed in the hive it sucks up the moisture out of the hive and keeps the hive dry and warm during winter.This mesh is stainless steel it cuts easy with scissors and works perfect for what I use it for. It also would work on window screens of correct size.