Whitby Free Press, 4 May 1983, p. 21

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WHITBY FREE PRESS, HOME IMPROVEMENT SECTION, WEONESOAY MAY 4' 1983# PAGE il Places with panl onSeat spline ilyn fat surface wihte re. 4a the corner where yoa n d Hm tainer spline groove facing up. have just rolled the soreen-C ad a Hm Uslng a screwdrlver, pry Up ig Use the concave side the end of the spline and pull 0f the roller and roll the It out of the channel, spline ail along this side. eo a i Pn Ren v l ce nand cdean TR e n o v a t i onen aP l ann ail dirt and debris from groove. tinue this procedure for One asec f the re- - you w rvd for the reduced b five per cn Retain the splîne for use later aspect wlll provideBbyscen unesI a eoecakdto pull screening taut as cent federal budget balance of the coats not for every addltlonal or brittle in the case of plastic. you go. which may have been covered by this forgiv- $1$000 of incomne over or bent in the case of metal - -' --- -- spline. er than f rame on aIl sides. And cut a 112 diagonal corner off each corner of screening. This cut should be just at the outside edge of each uorner of the groove. 3 Weight down three acorners of the screening. Then, using the convex side of a double roller, roll screen- ing down into the groove on 5Trim off excess spline a and screening with a utility knife. Use an angle across the spline s0 the knife can't slip and cut the newly installed screening, 6If metal spline is used. a a putty knife may be used to bend screen edges one sidOtrame. Make sure f i rmnl y.- T-he n d rive ,theê he aluminum screening is spline into the groove with Icrimped and firmly seated at a wooden block and ham- the bottom of the channel mer; butt joint the spline by usiiig a 450 angle pointing at corners. towards the inside edge of Quality Window Screening- Can Be Easily lnstalled A tom window screej an' unwelcome surpri when the warm spring, biows in. At that time, can't wait to' throw op the windows and let t breetake the winter ch out of the house. Fixii that torn.famiiy roomn kitchen screen doesn't ta] long however, and it's sur pie to instali qualil screening materiai that durable and attractive. A trip to the neighboi hood hardware store for rc pair can remedy the prot: lem quickly. A tomn scree is also a relatively simpi do-it-yourseif job. The materjai whic] most accurately fuils thi order is aiuminum screet cloth. It is easy to wori, with and it can be eut to fi any size win'dow. Aluminum is naturaill non-corrosive, so the tin3 iatticed screening contin-* ues to endure seasons of' ramn and biowng snow. A spring cleaning with miid soap and water or the brush attachment on a vacuum cleaner is ail it takes to keep aiuminum screening iooking good year after year. The fine mesh aisoheips keep smali insects out of' the house and resists separating. Aluminum screen can be used in any type of frame - wood or alumi- num - and won't warp out of shape. There are differ- cnt procedures for repiac- ing screens in ihe two types of frames. The f'ollowing steps as weil as the corre- sponding diagrams show how to rescreen an alumi- num frame window. Aithough aiuminum framing is sturdy and dura- bNe, it is important to care- fully remove the frame so it wiil not bend or scratch. Additiona 'lly. it is a goo.d idea to buy a sheet of screen larger than the area to be covered, the excess maîcrial provides some- thing to hold on to when p is puiiing the sereen taut to fit -ise the framne. Repiacing alu- air minum frames may involve we a speciai inexpensive roller en thai forces a plastic spiine he int the framne channel. Il ýng Framnes that aiready or have a metal retaining ike spline, however, require a m- narrow block of wood and ty a mnalle. The repair steps ts»are generally the same. Ei- ther way, when the job is finished, a tighter seal is r-afforded with an.aiuminumn e- frame set in the window. n i . Pac sereen panel le on flat surface with the re- lainer spline groove lacing h up. Using a screwdriver. s pry up the end o)fthe spline n and pull it out of' the chan- k nel. it Rernove oid sereen and clean ail dirt and debris y' f'rom groove. Retain the spline f'or use later unless il *has becorne cracked or f brittle in the case of' plas- ic; or bent in the case of metal spline. 2. Measure and, cul screening 'A" to 11" larger than frame on ail sides. And eut a 1/2" diagonal cor- ner off each corner of' screening. This eut should be just ai the outside edge o)f each corner of the groove. 3. Weight down lhree corners o)f the secrening. Then. using the convex side of' a double roller. roll screening down ifll< the groove on onle side o f f'rame. Make sure the alu - S. minui screening is C crirnped and firmly seatedC at the botîom oftihe chan-C nel by using a 450 angle cz pointing towards the inside C: edge ot the groove. 4. Seat spiine firmly in C the corner where you have 5ý just rolled the screening. Use the concave side of the Ç_ rouler and roll ihe spline aill ::; al<)ng ihis side.Ir Tum the screen and con- tinue ihis procedure for re- mnaining sides. Be sure to No w's the Time To Make Those Home Improvements! pull screening taut as you go. 5. Trim off excess spiine and screening with a utiliy knife. Use an angle acr<iss the spline so the knife can't slip and eut the newly installed screening. 'BROOKL IN 11/2m. west of Br ,GET-PLI , A fine selècti own grown: Evergreenç Shrubs, Ros Trees & Per Landscaplng,gr, mainter .-.W .-',' 6. If metla spiine is used. a putty knifle may be used tw bend screen edges mbt the groove and set il firmly. Then drive the spline into the groove with a wooden block and ham- mer: butt joint the spiine ai corners. NURSERII Irooklln on Hwy. 7 ,3671 iNTING!? 'ion of our s, Trees ýses,, Fruit ýrennials rass cutting& nance ovr wwu u y nome- owners Is the extension of the Canada Home Renovation Plan to March 31,1984. The government bas alloted an additional $120 million to extend this plan, which provides blans of up to $3,000 to cover 30 per cent of renovation costs for low and middle in- come familles. These loans are non-repayable if the borrower abides *by the terms and condi- tions of the loan approv- ai. Repairs and altera- tions to homes, im- provements that are permanently installed or built into the struc- ture of, the home and are intended for residential use will be considered under the plan. 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