Explore entrance, patio and balcony examples. See where the screens sit in the photos and how they fold in the videos, then check the conditions at your own opening.
Photos illustrate installation positions and videos demonstrate product operation. They are not verified Australian customer installations or evidence of performance testing. Configuration and fit must be confirmed for each opening.
If your doorway opens onto a passage or an existing door needs swing space, see how the screen folds to the side. The folded panels still occupy space, so check the handles, existing door and clear passage width.
Back doors need room for everyday access and carrying items outside. Use the photo to compare frame and track positions. Before choosing single- or double-sided folding, check the fixing surfaces, floor levels and space for the folded panels.
For a balcony retrofit, check the space between balustrades, corners and existing doors or windows, along with fixing points and strata requirements. The photo is an installation reference. A screen door does not replace a balcony safety barrier.
If you want to keep your timber or double doors, compare the position of the screen with the existing doors in the photo. Check clearance with the doors fully open, handle positions and the passage space left when the screen is folded.
For a wider opening, explore a centre-opening layout that folds to both sides. The photo shows the central handles and bottom track; the video shows the movement. Suitability depends on the measured width and height, fixing surfaces and space on both sides.
The panels use rigid perforated aluminium sheet. Consider your pet's size and behaviour, as well as supervision. The pet-home video illustrates the product in a home setting; it does not establish scratch, bite or escape resistance.