Screen material is stretched across the frame and secured by a spline — a flexible rubber cord that's pressed into a groove (the spline channel) around each panel's frame, wedging the edge of the screen tightly in place.

The simple reason pool cage screens tear at the bottom first is that the lower panels endure the most abuse. They sit at ground level, which puts them in the path of a long list of stresses that the upper screen never faces.

Screens fade, lose tension, or tear, and once that happens, the entire space feels less inviting.

A professionally built pool enclosure turns that daily balancing act into a stress-free experience by creating comfort, cleanliness, and protection in one elegant structure.

A professionally built lanai solves that problem with a comfortable, shaded, and attractive extension of the home

Screen rooms offer the perfect solution by creating a comfortable barrier between homeowners and the elements.

They restore both function and beauty, giving outdoor spaces a fresh, clean look and extending the life of the enclosure.

A professionally built pool enclosure solves those challenges while adding style, comfort, and protection.