How do I install a window screen that must go in from ...

They don't all use springs or clips. On many (especially older aluminum and steel frame) windows the channel is deeper on the top and one side. This allows the screen frame to insert, then drop and/or be pulled into the shallower channel whilst still being (half) held in the deeper channel opposite. Usually this type has a plastic "pull-tab" that is held in by the rubber spline, to help the user insert and remove it. It is common to see these tabs break off over time.

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None are made to have the screen frame bent for insertion.

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To replace a window screen, start by popping the screen frame from the window. Then, use a screwdriver to pry up and pull out the spline and the old screen. After that, lay a roll of screen over the frame and cut out a new section, leaving 2 inches on each side. Next, press the screen into the frame&#;s groove using a roller tool, and then use the concave side of the tool to push the spline into place. Finally, repeat this process on all edges, slice off the excess screen, and tuck in the spline at the corners. For more tips, like how to replace a wood framed screen, read on!

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