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8 years ago

What type of screen was used in the narrow doorway to the right of the vertical phantom screen?

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8 years ago
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8 years ago
This screen is called a VistaView with a pvc coated fiberglass black mesh. There are several options that can create a retractable doorway screen - often used in conjunction with the wider Phantom motorized roll down units. If you have further questions call us... We'd love to help.
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