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Screened Porches / ScreenEZE

Spline-free porch screening

ScreenEZE for large openings and clean sightlines.

ScreenEZE secures mesh with a mounting base and snap-on vinyl cap rather than traditional spline, making it a strong option for many large porch openings, gables and under-deck spaces.

How the system works

A base-and-cap system that does not use spline.

The screen is captured between the installed mounting base and a snap-on vinyl cap. This creates a finished perimeter while allowing the system to span many porch layouts with fewer visible framing members.

ScreenEZE installation spanning large porch openings.

Open views

Large openings

Useful where customers want expansive screened areas with fewer visually dominant members.

ScreenEZE installed in a porch gable and triangular openings.

Roof shapes

Gables and triangles

The system can frame triangular and gable-end screened openings where the structure supports it.

Under-deck outdoor living area enclosed with ScreenEZE.

Existing spaces

Under-deck porches

Documented projects include screened lower-level living areas within existing wood framing.

ScreenEZE porch opening with a sliding screen door.

Access option

Sliding screen doors

A ScreenEZE sliding screen door can be incorporated into compatible layouts.

Completed project

A real ScreenEZE installation by Best Screens.

Completed elevated porch screened with the ScreenEZE spline-free screening system in Indian Beach, North Carolina.
ScreenEZE installed around an elevated porch in Indian Beach with large screened openings.
Interior view through a ScreenEZE screened porch overlooking the water in Indian Beach, North Carolina.
Interior sightlines through a ScreenEZE porch overlooking the water in Indian Beach.
Exterior view of an elevated porch enclosed with the ScreenEZE screening system.
Completed elevated ScreenEZE porch in Indian Beach, North Carolina.

Planning the system

Opening size, structure and mesh all matter.

Porch structure reviewed before ScreenEZE installation.

01

Review the structure

Confirm sound mounting surfaces and the geometry of each opening.

Close-up of ScreenEZE mounting components used for flush or corner installation.

02

Select the mount

Choose the appropriate flush- or corner-mount approach.

BetterVue mesh installed with white ScreenEZE framing.

03

Select the mesh

Compare visibility, insects, pets, durability and solar control.

ScreenEZE cap installed over the mounting base to capture the mesh.

04

Install the cap

Capture and tension the mesh with the designed base-and-cap system.

Colors and details

Coordinate with the porch framing.

The documented Best Screens library includes black and white systems plus bronze framing with a black cap. Final component combinations are confirmed during selection.

Compare systems

ScreenEZE is one of several choices.

Removable panels may better suit some wood porches, while extruded aluminum can add independent framing, rails, posts or doors where the opening needs them.

Plan a ScreenEZE project

Share the opening, structure and access needs.

Wide photos, gable details, rail conditions and the proposed door location help start the evaluation.

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