Open the windows at night and still feel safe. Our stainless-steel mesh screens protect your windows without bars, and without blocking the view.
The simplest option. The screen sits in your existing screen track or is fixed to the outside of the frame, with fasteners that cannot be reached from outside (per Majestec). Good for windows you open for air but never need to climb out of.
For windows that swing outward on a hinge. The screen fits on the inside and is hinged, so you can open it to reach the window. One movement locks or releases every locking point (per Majestec).
For bedrooms and any window you might need to get out of in a fire. A quick-release bar opens the screen from the inside only, so it keeps people out but never traps you in. It can be hinged on the left, the right or the bottom (per Majestec).
A security screen should never stop you getting out. If a window is your way out in an emergency, it needs a quick-escape screen that opens from inside without a key or a tool.
Roman will walk through your home with you and point out which windows need a fire-escape screen and which can have a fixed one.
Sliding windows, double-hung windows and French windows can all be screened. See more window photos
A little, in the same way an insect screen does. You still get daylight, fresh air and a clear view out.
Yes, and most homes do. Bedroom windows usually get fire-escape screens. Other windows can have fixed screens.
Yes. The frames can be matched across your doors and windows so the whole house looks consistent. Majestec lists nine standard frame colors plus custom colors. Ask Roman which colors are available for your screens.
We quote after measuring, because every window is a different size. The quote is free. Call or text (424) 352-1723, or send a request.
Call or text Roman for a free, no-pressure quote.
