More of the view
A retractable screen rolls back into its housing when not in use, clearing the mesh from the opening. When extended, the mesh remains visible; the view depends on the mesh and the light.
WINDOW SCREENS & RETRACTABLE SCREEN DOORS
Let the air in.
Keep the view.
Open up to a little more outdoors. Explore fitted window screens and retractable screen doors for everyday ventilation, garden access and balcony living.
WHY RETRACTABLE
There when you need it.
Tucked away when you don’t.
Fresh air, with an insect barrier
Extend the screen across an open window or doorway to let air pass through while helping keep insects outside. Fit and mesh selection matter.
A neat place in the room
Coordinate the screen housing and frame with the existing opening. Discuss where the handle sits, how the screen travels and where it stores when open.
Balcony doorway: the glass door opens outward, with the screen on the room side.
OUTWARD-OPENING WINDOWS & DOORS
The opening comes first.
The screen follows.
For an outward-opening casement or awning window, an interior-mounted retractable screen can leave the sash free to open outside. The screen is extended after the window is opened.
We check the handle or crank, hinges, frame depth and the travel path before recommending a fit. At a doorway, we also consider the threshold and everyday passage.
- Casement and awning windows: assess room-side mounting
- Single and French doors: plan the opening direction
- Sliding doors and wider openings: compare suitable layouts
SCREENS IN REAL SPACES
From a single window.
To an outdoor room.
Compare a fixed window screen with an access flap and retractable screens at doorways. Each opening needs its own system; explore outdoor roller shades separately for a covered patio.
BEFORE YOU CHOOSE
A clearer idea.
A better fit.
Is an “invisible” screen completely invisible?
No. Retractable screens are often described that way because the mesh stores away when unused. With the screen extended, you can still see the mesh. Compare a sample in daylight to understand the view.
Can a screen fit my outward-opening window?
An interior-mounted system may suit a casement or awning window. Photos of the open window, the handle and the full frame help us assess the space; final compatibility requires measurements.
Do all the screens in the gallery retract?
No. The gallery includes different constructions. The window with a small access flap shows a fixed mesh panel. The covered-patio installation is now featured in our separate motorized outdoor roller-shade solution. We will identify the proposed system clearly in your quote.
What should I bring to the showroom?
Bring a photo from inside, one with the window or door open, and approximate width and height. Mention nearby blinds, handles, balcony thresholds and how you normally use the opening.
