Horizontal operation
Horizontal Sliders (SS10)
Available in 4-track/4-vent, 4-track/3-vent and 2-track/2-vent configurations. Spreader bars help maintain frame alignment.
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Fresh air when you want it. Added weather protection when you need it.
Best Screens measures and installs Eze-Breeze horizontal and vertical sliders, fixed panels and Cabana doors for custom porch openings throughout the Triangle.
Flexible porch windows
Extend how often you can enjoy the porch.
Eze-Breeze systems combine insect screen with flexible polyvinyl vents. Open the vents for airflow, close them for added protection from wind and weather, or remove compatible vents when the configuration allows.
They are not insulated house windows or a substitute for a fully conditioned addition.
Configurations
Match the system to the porch opening.
Horizontal walk-through
Horizontal Walk-Through Sliders (SS30)
Two- or four-track walk-through sliders with a threshold. Vents can use polyvinyl, screen or a combination, with optional kick panels.
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Vertical operation
Vertical Sliders (4V60)
Full-height, above-rail, inside-mount and outside-mount applications are available. The operable vents stack vertically for adjustable airflow.
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Non-operating openings
Fixed Panels (LF20)
Fixed panels for areas below rails, door transoms, narrow sidelights and other openings that do not need to open.
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Matching porch access
Cabana Doors (CD90)
A 2-inch-thick door designed around a 4V60 vent assembly, with documented two-, three- and four-vent options.
View Cabana doors →Real Best Screens projects
Different layouts, colors and views.
These completed projects show 4V60 vertical-slider, SS10 horizontal-slider and dark-frame applications. Exact configurations are selected for the measured openings.
Colors and options
Coordinate the enclosure with the porch.
Documented frame colors include white, bronze, black, beige and Pebble Khaki. Polyvinyl choices include clear, smoke gray, dark gray and bronze.
White
Bronze
Black
Beige
Pebble Khaki
Shade and daytime privacy
Dark-gray polyvinyl paired with Phifer SunTex 90 can provide strong shade and maximum daytime privacy. Visibility changes with lighting, especially after dark when the porch is illuminated.
Door choices
Complete the enclosure with the right door.
CD90 Cabana doors can be configured with two to four vents, kick or no kick, knob or lever handle, adjustable sweep and closure preparation.
Andersen 2000 self-storing storm doors are commonly used on Eze-Breeze and glass projects. They are among the few storm doors that can be installed as an in-swing while the self-storing window operation remains on the inside and functions correctly. Best Screens installs a silver metal threshold beneath every storm door and screen door.
Planning details
Measured for the actual porch.
Mounting method, rail height, fixed lower openings, transoms, doors, frame colors, polyvinyl and screen mesh are reviewed together before fabrication.
Frequently asked questions
Eze-Breeze planning questions
Is Eze-Breeze the same as a glass window?
No. Eze-Breeze uses flexible polyvinyl vents rather than rigid glass. It adds weather protection and adjustable ventilation but is not an insulated house window.
What is the difference between 4V60 and LF20?
4V60 is an operable vertical slider. LF20 is a fixed panel for non-operating areas such as lower openings and transoms.
Can Eze-Breeze provide privacy?
Certain combinations—especially dark-gray polyvinyl and solar-control screen—can add substantial daytime privacy. Privacy changes with lighting and is reduced at night when lights are on inside.
Can existing porch rails remain?
Often, yes. Operable sliders can be installed above an existing rail with LF20 fixed panels below, depending on the porch and selected mounting method.