

One-Track Retractable Screens are the result of years of real-world testing, research, and engineering refinement. Built to withstand the harshest conditions without sacrificing aesthetics, they offer maximum protection for your patio or lanai with hurricane-rated performance.
Tested, Trusted, Proven, and Never compromised—these screens are built for the long haul:

Fenetex introduced the patented quiet spring technology, the core of our One-Track system, nearly a decade ago.
We've crafted the perfect self-adjusting screen system that operates beautifully silently when deployed, ensures frustration-free operation, and can be used in almost any weather condition.
While others have experimented with alternative methods to achieve the advantages of our One-Track screens, none have achieved the unique combination of near-silence, ease of operation, affordability, high reliability, and exceptional dependability.

One-Track is the only screen on the market that can self correct and auto refeed screen should they become dislouged.

Powder Coated Aluminum Protects your investment from exposer and Corrosion.

Our screens are designed to withstand the extreme. High wind, Rain, or Shine, Dust Dirt, Dander, it does not matter. MaxForce Cover it all
Fenetex was the first in the industry to replace traditional zipper systems with Keder-based side retention technology, setting a new benchmark for strength and reliability. Proven over years of success, this innovation delivers smooth operation, superior wind resistance, and long-term durability
Lock Tight Side Retention
Prevent Screen Hangups
Prevent Jams
Prevent Snaggs
Prevent Rewraps.
The Fenetex Keder is made with a strong Nylon cord wrapped in smooth, slippery fabric, so it can slide into the edge of the screen track and hold tight—just like how sailboats use Keder to attach their sails to the mast. Fenetex was the first to bring this smart technology to retractable screens back in 2007.

We made our Keder system just right by picking the best cord, fabric, and special coatings. After more than 10 years of testing and using it, it works really well and lasts a long time.

Thenm, the edge of the screen is cut just right and put into the Fenetex keder. Then, two bars—one on top and one on the bottom—press together to start the sticking process.

After welding, the keder and screen become one solid piece—no zippers, glue, or stitching to fail. It's built to last, and we guarantee it with a lifetime warranty.

Last , Once the weld is finished, the keder and screen are fused together for good—no zippers, glue, or stitching to worry about. It's a bond that lasts, which is why we back it with a lifetime warranty.






Recognizing that screen wear is most prominent at the corner where the weight bar and screen meet, Fenetex engineers designed a robust and flexible guide made of toughened nylon. This innovative design reinforces the corner connection, extending the screen's lifespan,
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Fenetex offers a well-engineered, low-profile standard weight bar suitable for installations in low-wind areas. When rolled up, it minimizes visibility in storage. For locations with higher wind exposure, a heavier weight bar can be specified as needed.
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Fenetex, as the first to employ keder-edged screens, opted against zippers, known for potential issues. Keder's smooth, durable design avoids past failures.
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Fenetex retractable screens are designed to never come out of their tracks. The screen pre-feeder facilitates a smooth transition from the reel to the side track. Smart motors instantly halt the downward motion of the screen, preventing it from dislodging from the tracks.
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One-Track employs a unique spring-based tensioning system that ensures nearly silent operation of the screens. This technology prioritizes a quiet and comfortable outdoor experience. Think of it like shock absorbers in a car - It's the springs that give you a quiet comfortable ride.
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Backed by Twitchell’s OmegaTex fabric, our hurricane screens are engineered with ballistic-grade and enhanced fibers for maximum strength and durability. These fabrics aren’t just tough—they’re also UV-protected for long-lasting performance and crafted with aesthetics in mind. Choose from six elegant colors designed to complement the architecture of your home.
Our you looking for the perfect solutions to keep Mother Nature out. Nano 95 screens do exactly that.
Colors:
Black, Stone Texture, Shadow Texture, Granite, Espresso, charcoal, white, bable, bone.

Do you want to create that perfect 4 season patio. Nano 97 block outdoor elements, provides maxium privancy, but they do not compormise visability.
Colors:
Espresso Texture, Basket Tobacco, Basket Charcoal, Basket Granite, Basket Black.

AME 97 Screens are as they sound, Special. They are the Provide altimate cliamate control for your patio or lanai.
Colors:
White, Tobaco, Charcoal, Black

Do you have an annoying Neighbor or need Friday Night privacy. Black out screen are solid wall of pure unadlitrated privacy.
Black, Charcoal, Tabacco, White

The Textilene Series is all about weather control and air flow. Controal what you let in. If you block 80, then you allow 20%/10% to flow. Blocks dirt, rain, dander, harmful UV-Rays, and dust..
Colors:
Brown, Desert Sand, Busk Grey, Sandstoe, White, Black & Brown, Black

The Textilene Series is all about weather control and air flow. Controal what you let in. If you block 95, then you allow 5% to flow. Blocks dirt, rain, dander, harmful UV-Rays, and dust..
Colors:
Almond Brown, Carbon Tex, Graphite, Mushroom, Pewter, Putty, Tumbleweed...


Choosing the right screen color is simple with Fenetex. Our standard color selections are designed to blend seamlessly with your architecture and framework, offering a clean, cohesive look. For unique designs, custom powder coating is available to match any project. All finishes are marine-grade and infused with UV ray inhibitors—built to endure the elements and maintain their beauty for years to come.
Selecting your preferred control method is effortless with Fenetex. Whether you choose handheld remotes, mobile apps, or smart home integration, our systems are designed to fit your lifestyle. No need to settle—just integrate and enjoy continuous, seamless operation 24/7. It's control on your terms, exactly when and where you need it.

With the Bond Bridge Pro, managing your Fenetex MaxForce Hurricane Screens is seamless and smart. This powerful integration allows you to open or close your screens from anywhere using your smartphone, voice assistant, or home automation system. Whether you're at home, at work, or away on vacation, control is always at your fingertips.


















Proudly Made in the USA—every Fenetex screen's are built with American strength, precision, and pride. From the smallest components to the final assembly, our materials are sourced and manufactured right here in the United States. No outsourcing. No compromises. Just hardworking Americans protecting American homes with the toughest screen system on the market.

At FL OUTDOORr, quality isn’t a buzzword—it’s a promise. Every Fenetex system we install is a product of precision engineering and world-class American manufacturing, built to perform under pressure and look flawless doing it.
We are highly trained professionals who treat your home like their own. From laser-accurate measurements to clean, detail-focused installations, we don’t cut corners—we define them.


Home should be a sanctuary to relax, spend time with family, and maybe even entertain. Adding Fenetex screens to patios empowers you to curate any outdoor space so it complements your aesthetics and meets your needs
creens are the solution for both residential and commercial outdoor spaces. Having been in business since 2007, we continually innovate to improve our products and stay ahead of the industry.

Whether you're investing in your restaurant's patio seating or weather-proofing your outdoor event space, making sure those areas remain usable and enjoyable for guests is critical to the bottom line and your business' ultimate success
Does your restaurant’s patio contend with glaring sun? Or maybe the luxury outdoor kitchen at your home is being invaded by bugs? Maybe the upcoming hurricane season has you concerned. Whatever the challenge, Fenetex Motorized
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Same street. Same builder. Same year. Same twenty-four hundred square feet. Same three bedrooms, three baths. Same granite counters. Same stainless appliances.
Two houses in Coral Gables. Identical on paper.
House A: Listed at $895,000. Sold in forty-seven days for $878,000.
House B: Listed at $925,000. Sold in twelve days for asking price.
Forty-seven thousand dollars more. For the same house.
The difference? Six hundred square feet of screened lanai with motorized screens in House B.
Same finishes. Same location. One had functional outdoor living space. The other had potential.
Buyers pay for function. Not potential.
Real estate agents will tell you this. Eighty-six percent of South Florida homebuyers list "outdoor living space" as a top-five priority.
But there's fine print.
Outdoor living space only matters if it's actually usable. A gorgeous patio means nothing when mosquitoes make evenings unbearable. When afternoon sun turns it into a ninety-five-degree hotbox. When cold snaps make it seasonal. When rain and humidity destroy furniture within two years.
An unprotected outdoor space is potential. Not value.
Buyers pay for value.
The criteria are specific. Bug-free. Climate-controlled. Low maintenance. Weather-resistant. Flexible.
Most South Florida homes offer outdoor space. Few deliver on all criteria.
So buyers choose. Pay premium for fully screened lanai with limited view and airflow. Accept open patio and deal with bugs, weather, furniture deterioration. Or find the rare home with motorized screens that delivers everything.
Option C homes sell faster. For more money. Every time.
Recent sales data from Palm Beach, Broward, Miami-Dade counties shows clear patterns.
ROI on motorized screen systems runs seventy to one hundred ten percent at resale. Average installation cost, ten to fifteen thousand. Average value add, fifteen to forty-five thousand.
Time on market tells another story. Homes with motorized screens average eighteen days. Comparable homes without, forty-two days. Twenty-four days faster.
Buyer perception matters. Motorized screens signal quality. Move-in ready. The outdoor space actually works.
No screens signals fifteen thousand dollars you'll need to spend after purchase. Or living with bugs forever.
Guess which home gets offers?
Traditional screen enclosures cost twelve to twenty-five thousand. They create visible screening mesh that reduces view quality. Fixed screening limits breeze. Always enclosed means you can't open for perfect weather. The aesthetic reads industrial. Dated.
Buyer appeal? It's screened. That's it.
Motorized screen systems from Florida Living Outdoor—featuring MagnaTrack and Fenetex technology—cost ten to eighteen thousand. Zero view impact when retracted. Minimal when deployed. Full open-air when retracted. Ventilation when deployed. One-button flexibility. Modern, sleek, high-end aesthetic.
Buyer appeal? Premium. Tech-forward. Versatile.
Similar cost. Significantly higher perceived value.
Most homeowners don't realize this. Motorized screens classify as structural improvements. Not furnishings.
During appraisal, that matters.
Permanent installation adds to structural value. Hurricane rating increases storm protection rating. Screened lanai often counts as climate-controlled space. Energy efficiency documentation adds value.
When an appraiser evaluates your home, MagnaTrack or Fenetex motorized screens aren't nice-to-have décor. They're structural value-adds that directly increase appraisal.
Florida Living Outdoor provides all necessary documentation for appraisers, including hurricane ratings (CGC1532839) and energy efficiency certifications.
The relocated executive. Fifty to sixty-five years old. Moving from up north. Wants Florida lifestyle without insects or maintenance headaches.
They're thinking: "I'm paying nine hundred thousand for this home. I'm not dealing with mosquitoes or replacing outdoor furniture every two years."
Motorized screens signal turnkey luxury. They recognize quality immediately.
The young family. Thirty-five to forty-five. Kids, pets, outdoor playtime. Concerned about bugs and sun exposure.
They're thinking: "Can my kids actually play on this patio? Will I constantly apply bug spray and sunscreen?"
Motorized screens equal usable family space. Investment in kids' outdoor time.
The empty nester entertainer. Sixty to seventy. Loves hosting. Tired of fighting Florida's weather and bug challenges.
They're thinking: "I want to host holiday parties and weekend brunches. Will this space actually work?"
Motorized screens eliminate weather anxiety. They'll use the space constantly.
The snowbird. Home sits empty six months yearly. Needs low-maintenance solutions.
They're thinking: "Will my furniture survive when I leave for summer?"
Motorized screens protect investment when they're gone. Remote operation means closing screens before storms.
If you're planning to sell within three to five years, motorized screens create multiple advantages now.
Stand out in listings. When buyers search screened patios, your listing appears. But your photos show sleek, retractable screens. Not dated aluminum framing.
Higher starting price. Comps in your neighborhood sold for eight-fifty to eight-eighty? You can list at nine-fifteen because you offer something they don't.
Faster sale. Buyers see motorized screens and think, "This is the one." No need to imagine improvements. Your home is already the upgraded version.
Negotiation power. When buyers try negotiating, you point to the twelve-thousand-dollar motorized screen system. Recent high-value improvement. It justifies asking price.
Compare two scenarios.
Scenario A: No Screens
Year zero: Home value $850,000
Years one through five: Furniture replacement $6,000, ongoing maintenance
Year five sale price: $920,000 (market appreciation only)
Net improvement value: $0
Scenario B: Add Motorized Screens
Year zero: Home value $850,000 + $12,000 investment
Years one through five: Minimal maintenance, furniture protected
Year five sale price: $955,000 (market appreciation plus screen value)
Net improvement value: $35,000
ROI. Two hundred ninety-two percent over five years.
You're not installing screens just for resale value.
Energy savings. Fifteen to twenty percent reduction in AC costs for adjacent rooms. Annual savings, four hundred to eight hundred. Five-year savings, two thousand to four thousand.
Furniture longevity. Avoid replacement costs of three to six thousand over five years. Protected investment. Original cushions still look new.
Usage increase. Host more gatherings. Actually use your outdoor space. Daily enjoyment. Morning coffee. Evening dinners. The reason you bought in Florida.
Maria, Boca Raton luxury agent: "I tell every seller the same thing. If you're making one improvement before listing, make it outdoor space functionality. Motorized screens sell the story better than traditional screening."
James, Fort Lauderdale broker: "Homes with motorized screens get showings from higher-net-worth buyers. They see screens and assume the rest of the home's been maintained to the same standard."
Sandra, West Palm Beach realtor: "Three listings this year where motorized screens were the main selling point in negotiations. Buyers specifically mentioned them in offer letters."
You've invested hundreds of thousands in your South Florida home. Your outdoor space represents fifteen to twenty-five percent of livable area.
Why leave twenty-five percent of your home's value unprotected and underutilized?
Motorized screens aren't an expense. They're strategic investment. Paying dividends immediately through lifestyle improvement. Cost savings. Resale value.
One installation. Decades of value.
Ready to increase your home's value? Contact Florida Living Outdoor to schedule your free property consultation. We'll show you the market impact of MagnaTrack and Fenetex motorized screen systems.
Serving Palm Beach, Broward, and Miami-Dade Counties
P.S. The report: "How Motorized Screens Impact Home Values." Sales comps. Appraiser insights. Detailed value calculations. Real numbers.

Same street. Same builder. Same year. Same twenty-four hundred square feet. Same three bedrooms, three baths. Same granite counters. Same stainless appliances.
Two houses in Coral Gables. Identical on paper.
House A: Listed at $895,000. Sold in forty-seven days for $878,000.
House B: Listed at $925,000. Sold in twelve days for asking price.
Forty-seven thousand dollars more. For the same house.
The difference? Six hundred square feet of screened lanai with motorized screens in House B.
Same finishes. Same location. One had functional outdoor living space. The other had potential.
Buyers pay for function. Not potential.
Real estate agents will tell you this. Eighty-six percent of South Florida homebuyers list "outdoor living space" as a top-five priority.
But there's fine print.
Outdoor living space only matters if it's actually usable. A gorgeous patio means nothing when mosquitoes make evenings unbearable. When afternoon sun turns it into a ninety-five-degree hotbox. When cold snaps make it seasonal. When rain and humidity destroy furniture within two years.
An unprotected outdoor space is potential. Not value.
Buyers pay for value.
The criteria are specific. Bug-free. Climate-controlled. Low maintenance. Weather-resistant. Flexible.
Most South Florida homes offer outdoor space. Few deliver on all criteria.
So buyers choose. Pay premium for fully screened lanai with limited view and airflow. Accept open patio and deal with bugs, weather, furniture deterioration. Or find the rare home with motorized screens that delivers everything.
Option C homes sell faster. For more money. Every time.
Recent sales data from Palm Beach, Broward, Miami-Dade counties shows clear patterns.
ROI on motorized screen systems runs seventy to one hundred ten percent at resale. Average installation cost, ten to fifteen thousand. Average value add, fifteen to forty-five thousand.
Time on market tells another story. Homes with motorized screens average eighteen days. Comparable homes without, forty-two days. Twenty-four days faster.
Buyer perception matters. Motorized screens signal quality. Move-in ready. The outdoor space actually works.
No screens signals fifteen thousand dollars you'll need to spend after purchase. Or living with bugs forever.
Guess which home gets offers?
Traditional screen enclosures cost twelve to twenty-five thousand. They create visible screening mesh that reduces view quality. Fixed screening limits breeze. Always enclosed means you can't open for perfect weather. The aesthetic reads industrial. Dated.
Buyer appeal? It's screened. That's it.
Motorized screen systems from Florida Living Outdoor—featuring MagnaTrack and Fenetex technology—cost ten to eighteen thousand. Zero view impact when retracted. Minimal when deployed. Full open-air when retracted. Ventilation when deployed. One-button flexibility. Modern, sleek, high-end aesthetic.
Buyer appeal? Premium. Tech-forward. Versatile.
Similar cost. Significantly higher perceived value.
Most homeowners don't realize this. Motorized screens classify as structural improvements. Not furnishings.
During appraisal, that matters.
Permanent installation adds to structural value. Hurricane rating increases storm protection rating. Screened lanai often counts as climate-controlled space. Energy efficiency documentation adds value.
When an appraiser evaluates your home, MagnaTrack or Fenetex motorized screens aren't nice-to-have décor. They're structural value-adds that directly increase appraisal.
Florida Living Outdoor provides all necessary documentation for appraisers, including hurricane ratings (CGC1532839) and energy efficiency certifications.
The relocated executive. Fifty to sixty-five years old. Moving from up north. Wants Florida lifestyle without insects or maintenance headaches.
They're thinking: "I'm paying nine hundred thousand for this home. I'm not dealing with mosquitoes or replacing outdoor furniture every two years."
Motorized screens signal turnkey luxury. They recognize quality immediately.
The young family. Thirty-five to forty-five. Kids, pets, outdoor playtime. Concerned about bugs and sun exposure.
They're thinking: "Can my kids actually play on this patio? Will I constantly apply bug spray and sunscreen?"
Motorized screens equal usable family space. Investment in kids' outdoor time.
The empty nester entertainer. Sixty to seventy. Loves hosting. Tired of fighting Florida's weather and bug challenges.
They're thinking: "I want to host holiday parties and weekend brunches. Will this space actually work?"
Motorized screens eliminate weather anxiety. They'll use the space constantly.
The snowbird. Home sits empty six months yearly. Needs low-maintenance solutions.
They're thinking: "Will my furniture survive when I leave for summer?"
Motorized screens protect investment when they're gone. Remote operation means closing screens before storms.
If you're planning to sell within three to five years, motorized screens create multiple advantages now.
Stand out in listings. When buyers search screened patios, your listing appears. But your photos show sleek, retractable screens. Not dated aluminum framing.
Higher starting price. Comps in your neighborhood sold for eight-fifty to eight-eighty? You can list at nine-fifteen because you offer something they don't.
Faster sale. Buyers see motorized screens and think, "This is the one." No need to imagine improvements. Your home is already the upgraded version.
Negotiation power. When buyers try negotiating, you point to the twelve-thousand-dollar motorized screen system. Recent high-value improvement. It justifies asking price.
Compare two scenarios.
Scenario A: No Screens
Year zero: Home value $850,000
Years one through five: Furniture replacement $6,000, ongoing maintenance
Year five sale price: $920,000 (market appreciation only)
Net improvement value: $0
Scenario B: Add Motorized Screens
Year zero: Home value $850,000 + $12,000 investment
Years one through five: Minimal maintenance, furniture protected
Year five sale price: $955,000 (market appreciation plus screen value)
Net improvement value: $35,000
ROI. Two hundred ninety-two percent over five years.
You're not installing screens just for resale value.
Energy savings. Fifteen to twenty percent reduction in AC costs for adjacent rooms. Annual savings, four hundred to eight hundred. Five-year savings, two thousand to four thousand.
Furniture longevity. Avoid replacement costs of three to six thousand over five years. Protected investment. Original cushions still look new.
Usage increase. Host more gatherings. Actually use your outdoor space. Daily enjoyment. Morning coffee. Evening dinners. The reason you bought in Florida.
Maria, Boca Raton luxury agent: "I tell every seller the same thing. If you're making one improvement before listing, make it outdoor space functionality. Motorized screens sell the story better than traditional screening."
James, Fort Lauderdale broker: "Homes with motorized screens get showings from higher-net-worth buyers. They see screens and assume the rest of the home's been maintained to the same standard."
Sandra, West Palm Beach realtor: "Three listings this year where motorized screens were the main selling point in negotiations. Buyers specifically mentioned them in offer letters."
You've invested hundreds of thousands in your South Florida home. Your outdoor space represents fifteen to twenty-five percent of livable area.
Why leave twenty-five percent of your home's value unprotected and underutilized?
Motorized screens aren't an expense. They're strategic investment. Paying dividends immediately through lifestyle improvement. Cost savings. Resale value.
One installation. Decades of value.
Ready to increase your home's value? Contact Florida Living Outdoor to schedule your free property consultation. We'll show you the market impact of MagnaTrack and Fenetex motorized screen systems.
Serving Palm Beach, Broward, and Miami-Dade Counties
P.S. The report: "How Motorized Screens Impact Home Values." Sales comps. Appraiser insights. Detailed value calculations. Real numbers.
Fenetex screens use a patented dual-track system that resists wind and keeps the screen tight and in place. Unlike traditional zipper systems, Fenetex screens are engineered for durability, self-correction, and long-term performance—even in extreme weather conditions.

Yes. Fenetex offers hurricane-rated screens, MaxForce, that can be engineered to meet local building codes and tested to withstand wind speeds up to 185+ mph. One-Track can withstand Winds Up To 100 mph. They're ideal for protecting patios, lanais, and outdoor living spaces in storm-prone areas like Florida.

Answer:
Fenetex offers multiple screen options to fit different needs:
Bug Screens – Keep insects out while maintaining airflow.
Solar Screens – Block UV rays and reduce heat and glare.
Privacy Screens – Add seclusion with tinted or opaque materials.
Hurricane Screens – Provide structural protection during storms.
All screens can be interchangeable in the same frame system.

Fenetex motorized screens are powered by a quiet, remote-controlled motor. You can operate them with a handheld remote, wall switch, or even integrate them with your home automation system, depending on your setup.

Yes. Fenetex stands behind its craftsmanship with one of the best warranties in the industry. Depending on the type of screen, there are warranties on the motor, frame, and fabric, and the welded keder attachment is backed by a lifetime warranty.

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