OT: Disappearing Screen Doors

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

I paid I think less than 300 dollars to have them installed on one single door downstairs and the double door up stairs (opens to the deck), I like them, the only issue is don’t let them go when you unhook the magnetic connector as they tend to retract with some force, so maybe not a good Idea with Kids, also they do come out of the track once in awhile (no bigge easy to fix).

[natty]

http://www.rollaway.com/index.htm

Said to be mfg by R Lang Company
http://www.truframe.com/index.cfm

If it were me, I would want to know where the mfg takes place(domestic vs asia), and certifications of materials used. R Lang has 80,000 SqFt plant in Visalia CA, odds are they have in-house shop. Google map picture, appears to confirm that. Contact Roll Away for local dealer.

[natty]

http://www.rollaway.com/index.htm

Said to be mfg by R Lang Company
http://www.truframe.com/index.cfm

If it were me, I would want to know where the mfg takes place(domestic vs asia), and certifications of materials used. R Lang has 80,000 SqFt plant in Visalia CA, odds are they have in-house shop. Google map picture, appears to confirm that. Contact Roll Away for local dealer.

[natty]

http://www.rollaway.com/index.htm

Said to be mfg by R Lang Company
http://www.truframe.com/index.cfm

If it were me, I would want to know where the mfg takes place(domestic vs asia), and certifications of materials used. R Lang has 80,000 SqFt plant in Visalia CA, odds are they have in-house shop. Google map picture, appears to confirm that. Contact Roll Away for local dealer.

[natty]

http://www.rollaway.com/index.htm

Said to be mfg by R Lang Company
http://www.truframe.com/index.cfm

If it were me, I would want to know where the mfg takes place(domestic vs asia), and certifications of materials used. R Lang has 80,000 SqFt plant in Visalia CA, odds are they have in-house shop. Google map picture, appears to confirm that. Contact Roll Away for local dealer.

[natty]

http://www.rollaway.com/index.htm

Said to be mfg by R Lang Company
http://www.truframe.com/index.cfm

If it were me, I would want to know where the mfg takes place(domestic vs asia), and certifications of materials used. R Lang has 80,000 SqFt plant in Visalia CA, odds are they have in-house shop. Google map picture, appears to confirm that. Contact Roll Away for local dealer.

[LAAFTERHOURS]

[quote=flu]If your door is a standard size, you can find them at Home Depot. At least last time I checked. Quality wasn’t as good, but they were cheap.

Just go to home depot and search for retractable screen. Prices are under $180/screen. You do get what you pay for though.[/quote]

As I noted above – I have 8 foot doors so Home depot/ Lowes wont work.

[LAAFTERHOURS]

[quote=flu]If your door is a standard size, you can find them at Home Depot. At least last time I checked. Quality wasn’t as good, but they were cheap.

Just go to home depot and search for retractable screen. Prices are under $180/screen. You do get what you pay for though.[/quote]

As I noted above – I have 8 foot doors so Home depot/ Lowes wont work.

[LAAFTERHOURS]

[quote=flu]If your door is a standard size, you can find them at Home Depot. At least last time I checked. Quality wasn’t as good, but they were cheap.

Just go to home depot and search for retractable screen. Prices are under $180/screen. You do get what you pay for though.[/quote]

As I noted above – I have 8 foot doors so Home depot/ Lowes wont work.

[LAAFTERHOURS]

[quote=flu]If your door is a standard size, you can find them at Home Depot. At least last time I checked. Quality wasn’t as good, but they were cheap.

Just go to home depot and search for retractable screen. Prices are under $180/screen. You do get what you pay for though.[/quote]

As I noted above – I have 8 foot doors so Home depot/ Lowes wont work.

[LAAFTERHOURS]

[quote=flu]If your door is a standard size, you can find them at Home Depot. At least last time I checked. Quality wasn’t as good, but they were cheap.

Just go to home depot and search for retractable screen. Prices are under $180/screen. You do get what you pay for though.[/quote]

As I noted above – I have 8 foot doors so Home depot/ Lowes wont work.

[LAAFTERHOURS]

[quote=Nor-LA-SD-guy]I paid I think less than 300 dollars to have them installed on one single door downstairs and the double door up stairs (opens to the deck), I like them, the only issue is don’t let them go when you unhook the magnetic connector as they tend to retract with some force, so maybe not a good Idea with Kids, also they do come out of the track once in awhile (no bigge easy to fix).[/quote]

The Clearview ones have some patent on a mechanism that slows the door down so it doesnt snap back quickly.

Casper uses springs and guarantees them for life to hold the speed they are set on.

[LAAFTERHOURS]

[quote=Nor-LA-SD-guy]I paid I think less than 300 dollars to have them installed on one single door downstairs and the double door up stairs (opens to the deck), I like them, the only issue is don’t let them go when you unhook the magnetic connector as they tend to retract with some force, so maybe not a good Idea with Kids, also they do come out of the track once in awhile (no bigge easy to fix).[/quote]

The Clearview ones have some patent on a mechanism that slows the door down so it doesnt snap back quickly.

Casper uses springs and guarantees them for life to hold the speed they are set on.

[LAAFTERHOURS]

[quote=Nor-LA-SD-guy]I paid I think less than 300 dollars to have them installed on one single door downstairs and the double door up stairs (opens to the deck), I like them, the only issue is don’t let them go when you unhook the magnetic connector as they tend to retract with some force, so maybe not a good Idea with Kids, also they do come out of the track once in awhile (no bigge easy to fix).[/quote]

The Clearview ones have some patent on a mechanism that slows the door down so it doesnt snap back quickly.

Casper uses springs and guarantees them for life to hold the speed they are set on.

[LAAFTERHOURS]

[quote=Nor-LA-SD-guy]I paid I think less than 300 dollars to have them installed on one single door downstairs and the double door up stairs (opens to the deck), I like them, the only issue is don’t let them go when you unhook the magnetic connector as they tend to retract with some force, so maybe not a good Idea with Kids, also they do come out of the track once in awhile (no bigge easy to fix).[/quote]

The Clearview ones have some patent on a mechanism that slows the door down so it doesnt snap back quickly.

Casper uses springs and guarantees them for life to hold the speed they are set on.

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