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We made a roof panel for this outdoor pergola. Originally, he wanted tracking attachment, but given the way he uses his porch and the clarity of the black mosquito netting, we suggested that he could save money with no loss in function using Velcro® attachment. |
Notice how clear the black mosquito netting is particularly with the netting roof panel that allows light into the space. |
This is the archetype for our product. Permanent screening would have been very expensive and would have ruined this lovely porch. Mosquito Netting Curtains proved to be the right choice. |
Now she can draw her curtains open and enjoy a good old-fashioned open porch. |
This was an easy 2 sided balcony exposure with 19 ln ft and tracking at $271 all in. |
When Mosquito Netting Curtains do not turn a corner, you have the option of hanging the curtains inside or outside the railing. |
An inside hang offers the best street appeal since the eye wants to see the columns and railings unobstructed. |
Yes, open those doors and let the cool breeze refresh the house. Some folks start with the idea of screening French doors, but later discover that for a bit more, they can screen the entire porch. |
This is a gabled roof. Typically, we address the gabled triangle separately. When there is a horizontal header beam across the gable, you have the option of tracking below the header beam. |
The No-see-um Netting Curtains are rather opaque from the outside looking in but very clear from the inside looking out. |
This young lady can enjoy a protected porch on her playhouse. Despite my 12yrs of Catholic school nuns, we still sell to Catholics. |
Yes this is a two-story playhouse...with a conservatory. Wow! |
This pergola required a roof panel where we always use the heavy mosquito netting mesh. |
The tall opening is 19ft high. We had to rotate the fabric and then we were restricted to a maximum width of 12ft. The opening was 16ft so we split the panels for a doorway. |
With masonry, we don't want the curtains to pass a masonry column that will wear the curtain prematurely. We created a separate mosquito netting panel for each of the 3 exposed openings. |
Notice the clarity of the black mosquito netting outdoor curtains. |
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