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The work, in daylight

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French-pair security screen doors on a brick-arched entry, staircase visible through the mesh — French pair, brick-arch entry - the staircase reads straight through the steel. See this door type →

White full-view hinged security screen door, one uninterrupted panel of dark 316 mesh — Full-view hinged door in white - one clean panel of 316 mesh. See this door type →

White full-view hinged security screen door on a stucco entry flanked by two leaded-glass sidelites, a red white and blue wreath hanging on the mesh — White full-view hinged door between leaded sidelites - the wreath hangs where it always did. See this door type →

Almond French-pair security screens on a brown-trim entry, oval glass doors visible behind the mesh — French pair in almond - both leaves screened, the glass doors reading through. See this door type →

Gray-framed hinged security screen door on a green stucco entry with hanging flowers — Hinged door, color-matched to the trim. See this door type →

Dark bronze hinged security screen door on a family porch with a welcome mat and toys — Dark bronze on a family porch - the toddler traffic does not worry this mesh. See this door type →

Two bronze sliding security doors across a deep-red patio wall — Twin sliders on the patio - open all summer. See this door type →

White-framed sliding security screen door on a covered patio slider, dark 316 mesh beside the open glass panel — White sliding screen on a covered patio - the glass slides open behind locked steel. See this door type →

Dark bronze French-pair security screens on a Spanish-tile porch — French pair in dark bronze on a Spanish-tile porch. See this door type →

White full-view hinged security screen door between two sidelite windows on a green stucco wall — White frame between sidelites - the entry stays bright. See this door type →

Gray hinged security screen door with clear sightline through to the entry hall — The view stays: hallway visible through the mesh. See this door type →

Almond hinged security screen door on a cream stucco entry, plaid curtain visible through the mesh — Almond frame on cream stucco - the curtain reads through the mesh. See this door type →

Almond hinged security screen door with a ten-lite glass door showing clearly through the mesh behind it — The ten-lite glass door stays visible through the mesh when it closes behind the screen. See this door type →

White hinged security screen door on a peach stucco porch — White frame against stucco - reads as a screen door, works like steel. See this door type →

White French-pair security screens under an arched stucco entry with a welcome tile — French pair under an arched entry. See this door type →

White hinged security screen door on a covered back entry, beside a single-hung window — Hinged door on a covered back entry, white frame against the stucco. See this door type →

The view from inside

What the mesh looks like from your side

Four of our pages say it in words: from inside, you look straight out. Here is the same claim as a photograph, taken standing in the entry with the door locked.

View from inside an entry hall through a locked security screen door: walkway, potted flowers, and the neighborhood in clear view — The main door stands open, the screen is locked, and the garden is still yours.

View from inside a front entry through a locked security screen door: the walkway, front lawn, parked cars, and the hills beyond all read clearly through the mesh — The same entry from our other photo, seen from the inside. Lawn, walkway, and the hills past it - none of it hidden by the mesh.

View from inside through a sliding security screen to a patio, with visible rainbow moire from the camera — Through a sliding screen at midday. The rainbow banding is the camera arguing with the weave - your eyes see the patio, not the pattern.

Before & after

Same doorway, one afternoon apart

A patio slider with bare glass, before the sliding security screen was installed — Before - glass only, so the door stayed shut.

The same patio slider fitted with a white-framed two-panel sliding security screen — After - the same opening in 316 mesh, our sliding door, glass open behind locked steel.

An old scroll-front double security screen door, rusted through at the hinges and lock rail — Before - a decades-old scroll pair, rusted at every joint.

The same double doorway fitted with a new white French-pair security screen, both leaves full mesh — After - the same opening in fresh steel, both leaves full mesh. See this door type →

A front entry on a brick step with a glass-lite door and no screen layer — Before - the glass door carried the whole job.

The same brick-step entry with a white hinged security screen door installed — After - white hinged security screen, brick step unchanged. See this door type →

A plain solid entry door on gray stucco with no screen door — Before - a solid door that stayed shut.

The same gray stucco entry with a white full-view security screen door installed — After - the same entry, breathing behind locked mesh. See this door type →

An entry door with vertical-blind glass and no screen, in bright sun on gray stucco — Before - bare glass beside the porch light.

The same entry fitted with a white full-view security screen door — After - full-view mesh in white, same doorway. See this door type →

Side-by-side before and after of an arch-glass entry door, bare on the left and fitted with a white security screen door on the right — Before and after on an arch-glass entry - same doorway, one visit.

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