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Thursday, December 21, 2023
If you’re designing a screen porch and considering your door options, be sure to check out what the SCREENEZE® Zero-Clearance Sliding Screen Door has to offer. If you’re looking for a barn door style screen door, this innovative, modern, no-spline solution could be the perfect answer.
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Monday, September 26, 2022
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I have an open outdoor living space. What are my options for enclosing it? Lots of homeowners have this question run through their minds every day. Whether you have a front porch with a roof but no screens, a deck, a double deck without screens, or a patio, the logistics of how to enclose an existing outdoor space is one of the most common questions posed to design and build firms. Get the rundown here of everything you need to know.
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Friday, September 23, 2022
If there’s a way into your screen porch, you can bet pests will find it. In a well-built screen porch, the door should be the only potential way a pest can find its way into the room.
In order to effectively protect against bugs, a screen porch must be completely enclosed, but if your porch wasn’t well built from the start, it is often the deck floorboards that were overlooked. Traditional decking has a 1/8” or 1/4” gap between boards, which is more than enough room for mosquitoes or other bugs to crawl through.
Here are the three most effective ways you can build or update a structure to provide more complete protection from creepy-crawlies.
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Wednesday, September 21, 2022
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If you’re building or renovating a screened-in porch in your Northern Virginia or Maryland home, you’re probably groaning at the thought of putting in screening. Tedious, time-consuming, and costly to install. Even more difficult to repair. Small spans that interrupt your view. If these concerns are stopping you from adding or updating your screen porch, you’ll want to check out these top ten benefits of a no-spline screen porch system from SCREENEZE®.
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Thursday, April 28, 2022
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When you’re renovating or adding a screened-in porch to your home, the type of screen fabric you choose is critical. If you’ve decided to add a SCREENEZE porch, here’s what you need to know about the six different types of screen fabric on offer.