PROWORX Adjustable Window Screens Expandable, 2 Pack 10″ H x

PROWORX Adjustable Window Screens Expandable

PROWORX Adjustable Window Screens Expandable, 2 Pack 10″ H x 19″-36″ W Horizontal and Vertical Adjustable, Durable Replacement Screens for House Windows, Aluminum Frame with Repair Tape, Safety Rope

  • FITS ANY WINDOW: Size adapts to your needs! Measures 10" High and expands 19"-36" Wide. Please measure your track width to fit this screen for windows. Great as a temporary fix or replacement window screens
  • FRESH AIR: Our window screen kit features sealed edges for a snug fit. This adjustable window screens offers great airflow and high transparency, keeping your indoor space comfortable and fresh
  • EASY SETUP & ACCESSORIES: Place the expandable window screen into the track, extend to fit, and close the window for a quick setup Accessories: We include a repair patch kit for accidental holes and a safety rope to help secure the screen and reduce slipping or movement
  • BUILT TO LAST: Our window mesh features a rust-proof aluminum window screen frame with Flame Resistant Fiberglass Mesh. Pet-friendly and designed for long-lasting daily use, it offers stronger durability than many window screens for house windows
  • VERSATILE USE: Perfect for living rooms, bedrooms, kitchens, bathrooms, balconies, and more. These screens to fit any window help enjoy fresh air indoors. Ideal as a screen window for daily home use

1 Kitchen 2 Living room 3 Bedroom

SKU: B0GG8RLRSD
Size: 10" H x 19" – 36" W (2 Pack)
Dimensions: 10"L x 19"W
Brand: PROWORX
Colour: White
Pack Quantity: 2
Manufacture: PROWORX
Colour: White
Quantity: 2
Size: 10" H x 19" – 36" W (2 Pack)

Product description

Adjustable Window Screen
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6 Responses

  1. Anonymous says:

     United States

    Easy to work with
    My basement windows were lacking screens. The radon level is too high in the basement, so I needed a way to open the windows to decrease the level of radon. I needed temporary screens to accomplish this. They are perfect for my windows.

  2. Anonymous says:

     United States

    Lightweight quality window screens with a safety cord to keep it from falling out the window
    These screens are an upgrade from the wood frame metal mesh screens I have used previously.

    They have quality made aluminum frames and a strong fiberglass mesh. They are rust resistant, fire resistant, and durable. Even a cat can’t claw through them!

    The screens have brushy strips all around that create a bug proof barrier and a secure fit. They slide reasily for installation.

    They are well designed and the white alluminum frame with black accents and mesh look great.

    My favorite thing is that there is a safety cord securely attached to the frame. If you somehow accidentally drop it while putting it in the window you can retrieve it with the cord. Simply hold onto the cord while you are putting it in or taking it out of the window.

    They come in a two pack of 10′ high and are adjustable in width form 19″ to 36″. They also provide mesh repair squares. There are instructions included as well.

    There is a video showing how to make it vertically expandable on the product page.

    They are affordably priced based on their quality, durability, and function.

  3. Anonymous says:

     United States

    classy units
    These things are amazing. The edges are flocked, as if to seal out drafts. Odd, considering the sole purpose of a window screen is to facilitate drafts. It’s to fill the gap created by the plastic clips holding the 2 pieces together, while allowing them to slide past each other. They slide very smoothly. Standard splined dark glass mesh and quite rigid frames. A couple mesh patches for repairs are included. That’s a nice touch.

    Perhaps it’s a failure of imagination on my part, but I don’t get the “safety rope”. I’ve used screens like this my whole life and can’t recall a single instance of thinking “Wouldn’t it be swell if this had a loop of string dangling off one corner?” I have no idea what it’s for. Maybe if you live in a high-rise apartment

    The only branding is a small sticky label that peels off easily. I wish everything were like that.

    PS: if my review seems lukewarm, let me clarify that these are neither revolutionary nor extraordinary (which would warrant 5 stars) but they are as high quality as I’ve ever encountered, and the ability to reconfigure 90 to fit tall, narrow windows makes them more versatile. I don’t need that and haven’t tried it, but it seems straightforward, so if you have odd windows, especially if you move expandable screens among them, that feature might make these best of breed.

  4. SilasThorton03 says:

     United States

    Golden Review Award: 2 From Our UsersGreat value for high quality window screens
    These adjustable window screens turned out to be one of those simple purchases that immediately solved a longstanding problem in my home. We have several windows that never had proper screens, and opening them meant choosing between fresh air or dealing with bugs. These screens finally fixed that.

    Right out of the box, the build quality impressed me. The aluminum frame feels sturdier than I expected at this price, and the mesh is tightly installed with no sagging. The black mesh also looks cleaner and blends in better than the silver mesh you sometimes see. The frame edges have a soft material that helps seal small gaps and to improve the seal once the window closes against it. Everything feels smooth and well finished, with no sharp corners or edges.

    Installation could not have been easier. You just slide the frame to the size you need and set it in place. There was no struggling to make it fit, and once the window was closed against it, the screen felt secure. The sliding action is smooth and steady, with no wobble. They adjust both horizontally and vertically, which makes them useful for a wide range of window sizes. They are also lightweight enough to move around without feeling flimsy.

    Airflow is excellent, and visibility through the mesh is better than some heavier screens that noticeably darken a room. They keep insects out, and they have been great for letting pets enjoy fresh air without risking an escape. The included repair patch is a thoughtful extra. The only part I am unsure about is the small safety cord, but it does not interfere with anything.

    These screens are not meant to replace customfit screens, but for quick installation, older windows, or temporary use, they work extremely well. The twopack adds even more value. I have been very pleased with them and would recommend them.

  5. Anonymous says:

     United States

    Works for a wid range of window sizes. Easy to use, looks great. I recommend!
    We have two windows that have no screens and we only use them very occasionally. And they are both different sizes. One is 10 high and 32 wide. The other is 10 wide and 34 high. One is in the kitchen and only open when we are in the main part of the house, the other is in the master bath and only open at night. This thing works out great, and my wife wants another on so we do not have to swap them out.

    It is pretty decent quality and pretty durable. It is easy to use. Very easy. It is a perfect size for TWO of our windows. And it is far cheaper than getting custom window screens made. So a VERY good value for the money.

    I highly recommend!

  6. BarryJordon says:

     United States

    Golden Review Award: 1 From Our UsersConvenient but not an ideal long term solutio
    First off, I would recommend getting a permanent screen if you want a long term solution. Cheap to get and make yourself. These screens are pretty good quality and the ability to fit it in a gap of various sizes is quite nice. installing it is extremely easy and adjusting it to fit is a breeze. For the price, these are a bit pricey, but there are some cases where this is not a bad option. Take one when you travel and put it in windows in cabins with no screens, or in your home where you only need the window open sometimes.