Porch skirting without the lattice.
Close the open crawl gap under a porch without a saw, a drill, or a stack of lattice. Cut the solid Diamond Weave panels to fit with household scissors, snap them to the porch base with patented no-drill studs, and unsnap the whole run whenever you need under-porch access.
Complete kits run $899 to $2,099, sized by how much you need to close. Each kit lists the feet of skirting it includes, from 60 to 150.
Cut to your porch, not a stock panel.
A porch rarely offers the clean rectangle lattice assumes, especially a wrap-around or a porch on piers. Diamond Weave cuts to any run, around steps, posts, and a sloping yard, so the skirt follows your real porch line instead of forcing it into pre-cut sheets. You measure the open span from the porch floor down to the ground, then trim each panel to that height on site. There is no sawing, no framing, and nothing to paint.
Snaps off when you need under there.
A shut-off valve, a crawl hatch, or the space you store under the porch all stay reachable. Cut a clean opening where you need one and finish it with more snaps, or unsnap a whole section and lift it away. Because the panels snap to studs instead of screwing to a frame, getting under the porch never means unbuilding the skirt.
Close the crawl gap, keep the curb appeal.
An open porch crawl gap collects blowing leaves, invites nesting animals, and leaves the underside on display from the street. The solid Diamond Weave panels close the span off cleanly in a color that matches your trim, so the porch reads finished and the wildlife stays out. The same no-drill studs, 3M VHB adhesive, and Diamond Weave material carry over from our RV skirting: for how the system works, see the complete skirting guide.
What no-drill porch skirting actually gets you.
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How do you skirt a porch without drilling?
You mark the spots along the porch base, press on the patented 3M VHB snap studs, and let them set. Then you cut the solid Diamond Weave panels to the height from the porch floor down to the ground and snap them on. There are no screws into the framing and no lattice to build, so nothing you attach leaves a permanent hole in the porch.
Will porch skirting keep animals out from under the porch?
Yes. The solid Diamond Weave panels close the open span so animals, leaves, and debris stay out. Cut them tight to the ground and finish the bottom edge to close the gap animals look for.
Can I still get under the porch after it is installed?
Yes. Cut a clean access opening wherever you need one and edge it with snaps, or simply unsnap a whole section and lift it off. The studs stay on the porch frame, so you close it back up in seconds when you are done.
How is this different from lattice?
Lattice is cut, framed, and screwed into place, then usually painted, and it comes off in one-time pieces. EZ Snap skirting cuts to any shape with scissors, snaps on with no drilling, and unsnaps whenever you want under-porch access. It follows a wrap-around porch or a sloping yard that rigid lattice sheets fight.
What size kit do I need for my porch?
Measure the open perimeter you want to close, then match it to a kit by the feet of skirting it includes. Kits ship with 60 to 150 feet of Diamond Weave, so most porches need only one. If your run falls between sizes, size up and trim the extra.
How much does porch skirting cost?
Complete EZ Snap kits run from $899 to $2,099, priced by how much material your run needs. A small porch sits toward the lower end, since it takes less skirting than a long wrap-around. Everything is covered by a Limited Lifetime materials warranty.
Skirt your porch at your own pace.
Measure the open span, cut the panels to fit, and snap them on with no drilling. Close off the crawl gap under your porch and keep it easy to open back up.