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Insect screen doors block the bugs at Illinois Concept Home
The retractable door screens feature Phifer 18/14 Insect mesh with 45% openness in charcoal finish, delivering great visibility to the outside and protection from the bugs. Magnet latching system keeps the screens closed when in use.
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Retractable door screens: a perfect choice for a modern country house
Proximity to nearby farms forced the homeowners to keep their patio doors closed in order to avoid letting in insects. They needed to source screens that would fit their large sliding doors and work with the design of the home.
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Phantom’s retractable door screens help to make the most of natural daylight
While restoring a historic home, the designer needed to screen the French doors to maintain easy access to the backyard. It was important for the screens to stay out of the way and not block the light from entering the room.
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Phantom’s retractable door screens help to keep the heat out of a California kitchen
The homeowners needed to screen three sets of double-French doors in order to move freely between the kitchen and the backyard without having to worry about the bugs, the heat, or the UV rays.
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Keeping things cool during a Southern summer
Sliding glass doors were installed between this home’s back porch and family room to open the house to the outdoors. The owners needed a screen to comfortably enjoy the space without having to worry about the heat or unwanted bugs
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Summer outdoor living by the lake? Yes, please!
Now you’ve probably never heard of Ogopogo. But if you have, chances are you’ll know that it’s a legendary creature – much like the Loch Ness Monster – that lives in Okanagan Lake in the interior of British Columbia, Canada.
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