Super Screen
Super Screen 17/14 Polyester Pool Cage Mesh
Best screen for longevity — A vinyl-coated marine-grade polyester mesh that resists tears, pets, and wind far better than fiberglass — the rescreen-once-and-forget-it upgrade, in cage-width rolls (60–120 in.).
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Specs
| Mesh count | 17x14 polyester |
| Material | Vinyl-coated marine-grade polyester |
| Warranty | 10-year limited |
| Strength | ≈3x fiberglass (182 lb ball-burst, vendor test) |
| Roll widths | 60–120 in. (cage-scale) |
| Best for | Durability, pets, wind, 10+ years |
| Owner rating | 4.7★ / 205 (Amazon) |
Pros
- Vinyl-coated polyester is roughly 3x stronger than fiberglass — resists tears, punctures, pets, and wind, holds tension
- Highest-rated mesh here (4.7★ across 205) and sold in true cage-width rolls (up to 120 in.)
- Costs only a bit more per square foot than fiberglass but lasts far longer (marketed 10–20+ years), so the best cost per year
Cons
- Costs more up front than standard fiberglass
- Determined squirrels can still cut through it (one owner's note) — no mesh is rodent-proof
- Slightly less airflow than open 18x14, and darker if you pick a heavier weave
“Very strong and easy to install.”— D.C.S., Amazon · Verified owner
✓ Safety: no active recall — No active CPSC recall found (checked July 2026)
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Data last verified: July 2026. Ratings are real, dated reads — never scraped or invented. Full methodology and monetization disclosure: how we test.