Assembly was easy, my fingers were a little sore by the end of installing all of the clips but the end product was worth it.

Assembly was a breeze, my fingers were a little sore the next day, it looks great on the wall.

Our fingers were sore and hurting before we were done

My fingers were numb after pushing all of the clips around the edges

Don't try inserting the ~70 clips by hand, or your fingers will be really sore!

Very nice screen, but killed my fingers attaching the screen with the plastic clips.

Just accept sore fingers as the right of

Otherwise your fingers will suffer blisters (or at least soreness) by the time you complete the job.

Just accept sore fingers as the right of

Had a difficult time getting it on the wall (it seems our wall was a bit bowed out,) but other than some sore fingers from the snaps, it was easy to install and looks great!

Keep a rubber mallet and a pair of channel lock pliers handy and save yourself a lot of time and sore fingers

After doing about 20 clips (using your thumb and the right angle as force) my fingers began to hurt as well, so I put a clean sock over my hand and went back at it

I doubt that I would be able to get them out at this point, but I think I would rather just buy a new screen than try to reassemble it anyway (Those tension clips really start to hurt your fingers by about half way done).

Sore fingers and all.

Shoving the tension rods in the grooves, in the right location, is extremely painful, and I had sore thumbs and fingers halfway through the process.

The velvet edging was sprayed on to the aluminum frame, but it i well done, and doesn't come loose.