Prime-Line P 7505 Screen Rolling Tool – A Must Have Tool for Installing Window and Door Screens – Wood Handle and Steel Wheels – Durable and Easy to Use Review
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- MUST HAVE TOOL – The strong and sturdy Screen Rolling Tool is a must have tool for rescreening window and door screens. It’s extremely economical and adds great value to big and small screen repair jobs. Works with most screening materials.
- DURABLE CONSTRUCTION – With a wood handle and steel convex and concave roller wheels, the Screen Rolling Tool is highly durable. The metal wheels stand up to abrasion from screen materials, and the wood handle is easy to hold.
- EASY TO USE – Installing a screen with a screen rolling tool makes the job much easier. This essential tool is comfortable in the hand and the wheels turn smoothly to roll the screen and spline into the frame.
- CONVEX AND CONCAVE ROLLERS – The combination screen rolling tool has a 1-5/16″ x 3/32″ convex (round edge) steel roller at one end and a 1-5/16″ x 3/32″ concave (grooved edge) steel roller at the opposite end.
- SPLINE SIZE RANGE – Use this steel roller screening tool to insert vinyl screen spline sizes ranging from .115” in diameter, up to .165” in diameter.
- Steel convex and concave rollers
- Wood Handle
Product Description
“Install new window or door screen with ease with a Screen Rolling Tool from Prime-Line. The strong and sturdy tool is a must-have for installing the screen fabric and vinyl spline into a screen frame. It is perfect for large and small screen repair jobs and works with most screening materials. With a wood handle and steel convex and concave roller wheels, the Screen Rolling Tool is highly durable. The metal wheels stand up to abrasion from screen materials, and the smooth wood handle is comfortable and easy to hold.
The combination screen rolling tool has a 1-5/16″” x 3/32″” convex steel roller at one end and a 1-5/16″” x 3/32″” concave steel roller at the other. It is designed to be used with vinyl screen spline sizes from .115” up to .165”. Don’t risk tearing or putting a hole in the screen because you don’t have the right tool. Using the correct size Screen Rolling Tool makes the installation job easy and stress-free.”
From the Manufacturer
This screen rolling tool is constructed from steel. It features convex and concave rollers with a wooden handle. This tool is used to install most screening materials and vinyl spline into window screen frame.