The bugs are tiny. They are like gnats. We watched them land on the screen and then all of a sudden they pop through the other side. They are certainly determined!!! We have our fingers crossed that spraying the screen will continue to work even when it is not windy. We do have a small fire pit that my husband built. It is run off our propane line. It appears to attract them rather than deter them. It has a black granite top so we did not see them at first, but after running it that first night we had almost a solid layer of little dead black bugs on the surface of the granite. We also have tiki torches that have Citronella oil, but those have not been set up yet. We finally got all three waterfalls up and running and the two bubblers on the sun shelf. The electrician is coming back out today (I hope) to hook up the hot tub and look at the lights. We have two Intellibrite lights but they keep tripping a breaker. The solar is hooked up, but that is leaking so they need to look at that too. The kids and dogs do not care about all of that. The water is freezing, in my opinion, but we can't keep any of them out of there. I should have time this weekend to take some pictures and post them. It all has come together so beautifully. Even the Lightstreams glass that my husband was not so crazy about, he has finally admitted that it looks pretty cool! The new grill and patio furniture are being assembled now. We have about 7 family members coming to stay with us this weekend and my step-son may stop by home on his way back from Spring Break with a few of his friends so it will all get a work out. Thank you again for all of your advice. I do not always have time to post on here, but I always find time to keep up with all the new postings!

No problems here. We have SWG and screen enclosure. It is coming up on our 2yr mark. Here is a link that might be useful: Our new pool build in Jacksonville

I saw where they made frames out of 2x4's and attached wire mesh inside the frames. They hinged the panels together,(4 panels about 3'x6'), and angled them similar to a room divider. The wire mesh was used to grow vine type plants. They anchored them down so the wind wouldn't catch them. I would use an exterior friendly wood such as redwood or cedar for the ground contact to keep rot down or mount them on stakes to keep the frames off ground if using something like fir or hem fir.

I was told if you do real wood the embers will burn through the screen as it is a fiberglass screen. I was told natural gas or propane would not be a problem. We hope to install a screen enclosure in a few months and I plan on installing a propane fireplace with logs. The propane will be a lot less messy too in terms of ashes/debris. Good Luck..