Double End Roller

Name: Double End Roller
SKU: 1
Price: 36.95 USD
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$36.95

Double-ended spline roller with steel or plastic wheel options. Choose the wheel size that matches the spline used in your screen project.

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SCREEN INSTALLATION TOOLS · DUAL-WHEEL ROLLER

Set the mesh. Seat the spline. Finish cleanly.

A hardwood-handled rolling tool for contractors, repair professionals, and DIY screen projects.

Actual supplied dual-wheel roller graphic with screen and spline wheel cross-sections

Dual-Wheel Spline Roller

Two wheel profilesSteel or nylon optionsSolid hardwood grip

Key benefits

Two wheel profilesConvex wheel pre-forms suitable mesh; concave wheel seats spline.

Steel or nylon optionsSteel for daily, frequent use; nylon for occasional, infrequent use.

Solid hardwood gripA contoured handle provides a comfortable, controlled hold.

Choose your wheel material

DAILY / FREQUENT USE

Steel wheels

Designed for daily, frequent use in repair shops and on contractor re-screening jobs.

Use controlled pressure and check suitability for the mesh and frame finish.

OCCASIONAL / INFREQUENT USE

Nylon wheels

Suitable for occasional, infrequent use, including DIY projects and residential screen repairs.

Helps reduce marking when the wheel and channel are clean and correctly matched.

Match your spline diameter

Select the range that includes your spline size, then confirm the wheel fits the frame channel.

Supplied spline roller wheel size guide: small .115 to .145 inch, medium .185 to .215 inch, large .220 to .260 inch

Choose spline for the actual frame groove and mesh thickness. A wheel-size range does not determine which spline fits your screen.

From loose mesh to a finished screen

Close-up of a roller seating spline into a mesh-covered screen frame

Position the mesh

Support the frame on a flat surface and lay mesh over the opening. Where recommended for the material, use the convex wheel to gently pre-form it into the groove.

Start the spline

Place the correctly sized spline into the channel. Switch to the concave wheel, keeping its groove centered over the spline.

Roll evenly

Use steady, controlled pressure until the spline is seated. Check for even tension and frame bow before trimming excess mesh.

Product details

Handle	Solid hardwood
Wheel options	Steel or nylon
Recommended use	Steel: daily, frequent use · Nylon: occasional, infrequent use
Configuration	Dual end: convex mesh roller + concave spline roller
Spline ranges	.115″–.145″ / .185″–.215″ / .220″–.260″
Wheel diameter	2 inches, per supplied size guide
Concave wheel widths	Small: 3/32″ · Medium: 5/32″ · Large: 3/16″
Applications	Window and door re-screening; confirm tool, spline, and mesh compatibility before use.

A few helpful answers

Should I choose steel or plastic?

Choose steel for daily, frequent use. Nylon is suitable for occasional, infrequent use and offers gentler contact with finished frames. Either option requires the correct fit and controlled pressure.

Can one tool size fit every spline?

Select the wheel range that covers your spline diameter. Check channel clearance and tracking on a short section before completing the screen.

Can I use it with aluminum, pet, or solar mesh?

Installation methods vary by material and frame system. Follow the mesh and frame manufacturer’s instructions, especially before pre-forming mesh with a convex wheel.