| RESCREENING
    A ROPE SPLINE SCREEN DOOR | 
  
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    | Tools : Optional And Required | 
  
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    | a. Air power staple gun b. ¾” brad type nails c. Needle nose pliers d. Small tack hammer e. Heavy duty wire cutters f. Hook knife or razor knife g. Scissors h. Ice pick or awl | *optional *required *required *required *required *required *required *required
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    | Materials : Required to complete these task Fiberglass Screen
 ¼” Rope (black)
 brad nails, utility knife blades
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    | STEP 1 |  | FIG 1 | 
  
    | Using the ice pick or awl, start where
      the two ropes join, dig out a few wire stapes to free rope ends. Please use
    care not to damage the wood groove or rope channel.   ( see fig 1 ) |  |  | 
  
    | FIG 2 |  | STEP 2 | 
  
    |  |  | Pulling in a lateral direction  (do not pull
        up! ) tug rope and screen from the groove, then pull out any
          stapes that were left behind. 
 (see fig 2 )
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    | STEP 3 |  | FIG 3 | 
  
    | Center fiberglass screen over the
    entire opening. ( see fig 3 ) |  |  | 
  
    | FIG 4 |  | STEP 4 | 
  
    |  |  | Using ¼” inch diameter rope, tuck the
      first 2 inches of the rope and screen mesh into middle of the bottom groove.
    Then tap in with tack hammer. ( see fig 4 ) | 
  
    | STEP 5 |  | FIG 5 | 
  
    | Pull screen straight and tight, tuck 2 inches of rope and screen into the middle of the upper groove, If rope pulls out of opposite grove, tack rope in with small brad nails as you go along.  ( see fig 14 down below ) also note position of rope in ( fig 5 below ) 
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    | FIG 6 |  | STEP 6 | 
  
    |  |  | Go Back to bottom, pull screen tight
      from the side, tap in screen and rope, stopping before you reach the corners.
      ( see fig 6 ) 
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    | STEP 7 |  | FIG 7 | 
  
    | Go Back to top and pull screen from
      the sides, tapping screen and rope. Stop before you reach the corners. ( see
    fig 7 ) |  |  | 
  
    | FIG 8 |  | STEP 8 | 
  
    |  |  | You should be at this point now!  ( see
    fig 8  ) | 
  
    | STEP 9 |  | FIG 9 | 
  
    | Start at the bottom corner, lift up
      screen, tap in rope and screen. Note the wrinkles will pull out as you go
    along.  ( see fig 9 ) |  |  | 
  
    | FIG 10 |  | STEP 10 | 
  
    |  |  | Keep tapping in rope an screen, top at
      the top of the corners. Go to opposite BOTTOM corner and Do the same.  ( see
    fig 10 ) | 
  
    | STEP 11 |  | FIG 11 | 
  
    |  Both bottom corners should look like
    this now! ( see fig 11 & 11a )
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    | FIG 12 |  | STEP 12 | 
  
    |  |  | Continue tapping in the top two corner
      the same way. The wrinkles should be disappearing as you get to this point.
     (see fig 12 ) | 
  
    | STEP 13 |  | FIG 13 | 
  
    | Cut rope to length on sides and finish
      taping in the rope and screen. ( see fig 13 )
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    | FIG 14 |  | STEP 14 | 
  
    |  |  | Step 14 shows how to nail in rope
      using the ¾” inch brad nails and the needle nose pliers. Make sure your rope
    is nailed in secure and you did not miss any areas.  ( see fig 14 ) | 
  
    | STEP 15 |  | FIG 15 | 
  
    | With your razor knife, pull screen away and carefully trim off the excess screen material. ( see fig 15 ) DONE
 
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    | Illustration
          To Show Spandrel Area
 Screening Method.
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