FIBERGLASS SCREENING
Description: This looks like any other screening. It is available in gray and black.
Buying information: Fiberglass is inexpensive, and lasts for years -- even in saltwater areas. Its only drawback is that it can be cut easily. An object that will bounce off aluminum will tear fiberglass.
How-to hints: Install this type like other screening, but in metal-screened frames it is advisable to use spline that is one size larger in diameter than you would use for comparable metal screen. Otherwise the fiberglass can work its way free.
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