DIY Wall Attached Screened Enclosure

Our products use a heavier, stronger vinyl with a smoother surface. The 14 ounce vinyl tops are heat sealed together in both the free standing and wall attached units, not sewn. The smooth surface is also easier to keep clean.

Other manufacturers stitch their roof seams using thinner materials. Threads at the seams will dry out and leaks may appear over time.

Our vinyl tops are made in a Canadian factory. Each top passes a strict internal quality control. Other manufacturers use outside sources that may not have the same quality or quality control.

Lots of built-in strength & weather-ability. The top extends beyond the screen walls providing a roof overhang of about 5", so rain water will not run down the screens. Provides better protection from the sun and rain.

The 5" overhang allows you to manually (using a large thumb nut) adjust the tension of the roof, virtually eliminating any water accumulation on the roof.

Our products come in seven different color choices: Green, Blue, Grey, Burgundy, White Terra Cotta or Taupe. You can see these color selections below. Other manufacturers typically offer a beige or grey top only. We have a color to suit your surroundings.

Our panels are made from aluminum. They are pre-assembled and are never more than 44" in width. We do not use rolled formed steel so there is no rusting, ever.

Other manufacturers typically have 50" panels. Panels over 48" wide do not have sufficient rigidity and are easily bent by children or the wind.

Our screens are Fiberglass Screening, top to bottom.

Other manufacturers often use Nylon mesh (typically found in tents) which does not allow sufficient air circulation. Our screening can also be easily replaced yourself if needed with readily available screen kits at your local hardware store.

Our frames have a supporting bar positioned at bottom third of panel. Other manufacturers set them at the center of the panel. Having the bar at the bottom third of the panel provides an unobstructed view.

Our frames are connected by heavy duty flexible PVC vinyl hinges and then bolted together with stainless steel brackets and hardware for superior rigidity.

Other manufacturers depend on cables, plastic roof tip parts and Velcro to hold their rooms together.