Visual Mesh Studio

Picture the weave before you plan the refresh

Hand-drawn references for mesh density, pet-resistant strands and privacy shade panels. Use them to picture options — we don't sell screen, framing or any physical parts.

Open breeze weave≈18×16

Maximum airflow for sheltered porches with low bug pressure.

Tight bug-defense weave≈20×20

Slows mosquitoes and small flies while keeping a soft breeze.

No-see-um micro-mesh≈20×30+

Blocks the smallest gulf-coast biters; slightly reduced airflow.

Pet-resistant strandHeavy strand

Thicker weave for the lower sections where paws and claws push.

Repair or re-screen?

Before & after, panel by panel

A single torn corner often only needs a patch and fresh spline. Several sun-stretched panels usually point to a full re-screen. The planner flags which is which so your brief is realistic — you and your contractor make the final call on site.

• Patch: isolated tears, intact frame, supple spline.
• Re-screen: multiple stretched or faded panels.
• Frame review: bent, corroded or out-of-square sections (pro territory).

Illustrative only — not an inspection or quote.

Privacy shade cards

Layer light and privacy without losing the breeze

Shade panels are about comfort and light direction — softening afternoon glare and screening guest-facing sides. They are not sun-protection products and make no SPF, UV or medical claims.

Map shade in the planner

Layered privacy shade card

Good to know

We do not sell structural parts, gas, electrical equipment, electric bug zappers, or any powered devices.
Shade suggestions are comfort and light-direction ideas only and make no SPF, UV, or medical-protection claims.
You are responsible for your own measurements, on-site verification, and installation judgment. Confirm anything important with a licensed local professional.
AI plans are informational planning inspiration only and may be inaccurate or incomplete.