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A Complete Selection
of Quality Woven Wire
Insect Screening |
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Insect screen
specifications are available in several materials and aperture openings.
When selecting, be sure to consider the size of insects to be excluded, as well as the
ease of installation, the
potential of abuse or accidental damage,
environmental considerations, the desired life expectancy and aesthetics. |
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Regardless of the type of Insect Screening material you choose, in order
to benefit from the maximum life expectancy, provide a clear
unobstructed view of the outside world and maintain proper ventilation
you should follow the recommended maintenance procedures.
Provided here. |
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Aluminum Insect Screens |
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Aluminum insect screening is more
expensive than fiberglass but much more durable. |
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Attic, Soffit & Ground Ventilation Screens |
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Soffit, Gable and Roof Vent
Screening is a common woven
wire cloth "exclusion" application. A
well-ventilated attic keeps the building more
comfortable in summer and guards against moist, heated air building up
in winter. |
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Bronze Insect Screens |
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Bronze is very durable,
attractive and long lasting. Bronze screens are a popular choice
for ocean front properties. |
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Copper Insect Screens |
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Commercially Pure Copper Insect Screen
is another
good choice for ocean front homes, due as it is resistance to atmospheric corrosion, salt air and brine.
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Galvanized Steel Insect Screens |
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Galvanized Steel
insect and fly (flying insect) screening
is suitable for applications requiring durability when
appearance is not a major factor. |
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Greenhouse Screens |
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Resistance to pesticides has made insect
control a real challenge in
commercial greenhouse operations.
Western Flower Thrips,
Silver Leaf Whiteflies and
Aphids have the potential to destroy
inventories and long trusted reputations. |
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Small
Opening Insect Screens |
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When selecting the
opening specification one very important aspect should be
considered, the 'Diagonal' length of the opening. The diagonal
length is considerably larger than the width. |
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Stainless Steel Insect Screens |
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This specification group is
among the most durable insect screening
available. With proper maintenance stainless steel
screens will last a lifetime in most applications. |
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No-See-Em's and Biting Midge Insect Screens |
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These specifications
are recommended for very small flying pests. Far superior to fiberglass, plastic,
polyester, nylon and other synthetics our screens are precision woven
in high strength Stainless Steel. |
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Stainless Steel Insect
and Golf Ball Screens |
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High Strength
Heavy-Duty Stainless Steel Insect Screens will stop the golf ball before
it reaches the glass. |
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Laboratory
Containment Screens |
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These
screens are especially well suited for laboratory research work, a
favorite of Entomologists interested in keeping their insects securely
contained, alive and healthy. |
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Termite Barrier Screens |
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The screen provides a physical barrier
subterranean insects can not fit through, preventing entry without
requiring the use of any chemicals or toxic substances. |
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Screen Technology Group, Inc |
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33008 NE Washougal River Road, Washougal
WA 98671 USA |
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Screen Technology Group,
established in 1988 With our success built on
providing a level of customer service that is
second to none, competent technical assistance,
quality materials at competitive prices,
properly package every order, always ship promptly
according to schedule. |
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