How to Install a Double Door Plissé Retractable Screen
Doug the Screen Guy demonstrates the ease of installing a Plissé retractable screen on a double, or French, door:
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Boy vs. Plissé Retractable Screen
If you have a screen door, chances are you or someone you know has accidentally run through it. It’s a fact of screens that is exasperated by retractable screens because they aren’t always there. Tricky, tricky. But the good news is, Screen Solutions has solved your woes with our remarkable Plissé retractable screen. Our unique…
Custom Built, Quality Retractable Screens
We here at Screen Solutions take serious pride in our retractable screen business. We strongly suspect that when customers see our reasonable prices they think there is a good chance they aren’t getting the best of the best. But that simply isn’t the case. The fact is, we are a small, Texas (as in the…
Plisse vs. ODL Retractable Screen
If you’ve been shopping around for a retractable screen for your home you’re probably finding that there are several options out there. One option many customers find is the ODL retractable screen which can be purchased online as well as through several of the big box home improvement retailers. Our customers often come to us…
To Be Left or To Be Right - That is the Handing Question
We get a lot of phone calls, emails and general inquiries about handing. It can be easy to get confused over choosing the handing of your new Plisse retractable door screen. That is why we’re writing this post today. To say, don’t worry – just follow these simple rules: If your new door screen is…
French Door Retractable Screen
A New Option for Screening French Style Doors French doors are an attractive addition to almost any home, providing lots of light for the inside, a clear view of the outside, and plenty of fresh air when open. The biggest drawback to French doors has been the difficulty of installing screens on them. Traditional hinged…
Plissé Retractable Screens & Cats
A Better Retractable Screen for Cats Anyone with a screen door and a cat knows the combination can be trouble. Unless a traditional hinged screen door is kept latched many cats will simply push the door open and be outside before you can turn around. If the screen is latched cats will often climb up…