The screen spans this opening without a center post. For a different opening, the available space above and at each side matters as much as the span itself.
The photo shows one MaestroShield™ screen lowered across a broad opening beneath an existing roofline. A housing runs above it, with tracks at the sides. Unlike a fixed screen wall, the screen can retract when the opening needs to be clear.
The screen spans this opening without a center post. For a different opening, the available space above and at each side matters as much as the span itself.
The lowered screen covers this broad opening. A retractable system lets you clear it again, while a fixed screen wall stays in place.
Width and height affect the system choice and rough range. A site visit also checks where the housing and tracks can be mounted.
Motor and control options vary. We discuss where power and controls should go, then identify the selected setup in the written quote.
The MaestroShield service page explains the retractable option. If you are also considering fixed screening, compare how each would affect daily use of the opening before requesting a quote.
This separate photo shows screening below a solid roof. Compare the roof edge and posts with the wide opening above; each site needs its own mounting review.
This separate patio-cover photo shows a roof and posts, without a rolldown screen. It is useful when you are planning the roofed space and the opening together.
Send the approximate width and height and tell us how you want to use the opening. At the site visit, we can check mounting, power and control choices for a written quote.