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Ain’t gonna lie… the original music is quite catchy!😂 I was humming in my kitchen this morning.👍🏽 Makes me very reminiscent.
Love that 😎😁
Brilliant video 😊👍🏻 I'm putting laminate flooring around a toilet tomorrow, and I didn't have a clue 😁 thanks mate.
Exactly what I needed to know ! Thanks 👍
Finally!!!! This should be at the top of the list. Thank you. I’ve done this before years ago with my grandfather. Just needed a refresher. Money saver
So genius exactly what I had envisioned in my mind but $10 is even more fabulous! Thank you!
this is genius, last year we had to get it done quickly on our old porch, i just stapled screen to the wood and survived the winter wind by re stapling jt as they blew off every now and then- this year i am doing section of my porch at a time to redo it, pulling the staples, staining, and screening this way. i'm so excited because of this video! thank you!
Awesome! Glad it could help!
Many thanks! I was attempting a board in exactly the same position around the basin pedestal, your method worked a treat!! 👍
I have a 10 foot skiddy implement shed…hope this might work!
Super helpful, thank you for sharing 🙏 Could you tell me what size staples you use?
T50
@@how-toswithaaron16 Thank you 👍
Blair Witch filmography. Great looking deck, though.
Someone else may have fommented this already. I have made the mistake of not fully undercutting the jamb. I just undercut the door teim and the notch. You clearlt cut the entire jamb casing. Thats helpful as well and an important first step before even trying to cut it in. Ive said more curse words doing this than just about anything. Very helpful.
Aaron, I built a porch and couldn’t find a way to screen it properly. This seems like the fix. May I ask, what lumber pieces do you have? It looks like 2x2 pine. Is it treated? Also, the other Issue I ran into is screening materials. I only found screens 3 feet wide and my windows are about the size you have. What size lumber and screen did you get and where did you find it? Thank you, Aaron
Yep you got it right 2x2 treated 8’ screen from Amazon Here’s a link a.co/d/89vgia2
Thank you!
awesome
Honestly this is better and easier than those screen systems you buy (the vinyl and aluminum ones). Speaking from experience. I have the aluminum Screen Tight system, and installing screen is a pain. My screen needs replacing so tearing the track out and just covering stapled screen with 1x material. This is a cleaner look and you don’t have to mess around with cutting and installing the track and the screen with spline. Cheaper too. Also, buying a power or air stapler makes things 10x easier.
Exactly, totally, and 100 Thanks
You save me at least 30 minutes of cussing and fussing. I didn’t have a chisel handy but my paint scraper did a nice job. I have always been able to just beat them in place but the laminate I am installing today is made out of salt dust and glue lol. Liked and subscribed
Woohoo!! Love it
Nice video. I like the blocking under the deck. How far apart can/should the posts be?
Usually between 6 and 8 feet max
Great video!!! How tall are your handrails ?
The top is at 36”
I'm getting ready to transform my day room into a screened in porch and this is just the video I was looking for! Do you have one of you framing up the porch or was this already built? Either way, awesome video!
Yep it was already built Thanks for the comment!
Did you do a door? If so how?
Same system for above the door, and bought a screen door from Lowes
Talk about straight to the point and useful! Thanks
Eeeexactly
What size screen did you purchase?
I got 8’
How did it turn out???
Wonderfully
The wood strip you nailed over top of the staples appears to be a 1x2. Was this item purchased? Or did you rip a 2x2 in half? Great method. I will use it instead of dealing with spline.
Exactly, a 2x2 that was ripped on a table saw
Que medida son esos barrotes
1 1/2” Los llamo 2” deck spindle Perro esta 1 1/2”
@@how-toswithaaron16 1 1/2 x 1 1/2 ? Gracias 🙏
I’m looking forward to making on my porch myself thank you so much for sharing
Where did you get the screening?
Amazon Here’s a link a.co/d/51HAa62
Thanks for this video! I stay in a mobile home park in Louisiana. I’m allergic to mosquitoes! I end up in the doctors office every summer because of mosquito bites. I’m determined to NOT be inside during the summer this year 😂. I’ve got my mosquito machine and solar ceiling fan ready but I needed to screen the porch for more comfort. I bought tinted screen for privacy.
Awesome! Glad the video could help you reach that great goal. And bless you in Jesus name!
Gracias justo lo que necesitaba saber para hacerlo yo misma Gracias
De nada y contento de que haya ayudado
Thanks for sharing. Love your methods. Simple and easy, and the railings look great
How did you cut the channel?
Multiple cuts on a table saw
Is that a 5 inch deck board on top?
Yes You could use a 2x4 but I like a deck board as a better place to set a drink, and it covers a little more
Being dyslexic its nice to see if what i had planned in my head will work. It will, thanks. Except ill be using some sort of wire because it will be add for space for the cats to safetly be outside.
Awesome! Glad it helped and cool mod
Great video, thanks!
Thank you for the slow, clear explanation. I could hear you perfectly.
Awesome! Thanks for sharing
What is the tool called?
A steel floor scraper 14-in Steel Floor Scraper with 60-in Handle www.lowes.com/pd/Marshalltown-14-in-Steel-Floor-Scraper-with-60-in-Handle/5001934167
Can you add some kind of locks on them for security as well?
Totally I actually did later
Costwise, how is this method different from the groove and spline method?
It can be a little cheaper, but I’d say close enough to go with the look you want
@how-toswithaaron16 great. Thanks. And Also for the great video.
Thank you! Could you please advise how I could adapt this to a covered porch that has a stone wall hallway up instead of wood railing? My posts are wood from the 1/2 wall to porch ceiling.
Sounds like you would just need a 2 x 4 across the top of the stone to start the frame perhaps?
Measurements for the Poles ? Is 6x6 or 4x4?
4 x 4, but even if yours were 6 x 6, you could still just build your frame in the middle
Nice one mate! Your video really helped, and saved me a lot of frustration! Many thanks👍👍
Awesome!
Don’t the staples rust over time?
A little, but it does take a while and I use galvanized staples, so I’ve never seen it be an issue where they failed
You can buy stainless steel staples.
This saved us so much time and tears! Thank you so much! Worked first try no problems.
You’re welcome and very happy to hear that!
How do you replace the screen if damaged
Just take off the front trim piece that was nailed on after screen and you can staple new screen on 👍🏼👍🏼
I was hoping this would show the roof being built over the porch too. I have no roof over my deck. I want to make it a permanent enclosure.
Yeah, the roof is a different animal of a project. Sorry I don’t have a video on that yet.
@@how-toswithaaron16 well you did a great job on the screening part so once I have a roof then I’ll come back to this video- thanks so much!
Just seems like it would be very difficult to replace the screen later once the house has some age on it, and something happens to the screen. I think I would rather install the screen with the rope that goes in around the frame which will make it easy to re-screen years down the road
Yep, whichever way you think is best for you. If you did need to replace the screen doing it like I did in the video you just take the front trim piece off that was nailed on after screen and put up new screen with new staples.
I must have watched this video 20 times, going back and forth to double check my work. It turned out even more beautiful than I was hoping for, and even got compliments from my contractor friend. Thanks so much for sharing.
Love that, you’re welcome! 😎
Can you please send a link to where you purchased the screen material ?
Nice
Cool. Maintenence was always my draw back from getting a system. I might just bite the bullet now
Thank you for a quick tutorial. Now it all makes sense.
Glad it helped!