Patio Weather Curtains on Screened Porch

Clear Vinyl Weather Enclosures – Made for the Elements
Everything from the marine grade materials, high grade nylon double stitching and stainless hardware, are engineered to provide superior patio weather protection. The top of each curtain is attached using our Aluminum Keder Top Track that fits snugly to your porch, resulting in minimal to zero water penetration running down behind your curtains during the worst conditions.

Our weather curtains not only keep out weather, they cut down on noise. They also won’t shake and flap from heavy wind. Rinsing off your curtains is easy, and our high-quality materials are mildew resistant and won’t yellow or cloud over time.

Our marine-quality clear vinyl and acrylic coated polyester weather curtains are both durable and easy to clean.

Our weather curtains are then engineered based on your porches framework and desired window placement to assure a snug fit along the sides and bottom of each panel.

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These PES clients are ready for Fall with their new weather curtains. Choose from many colors to match your home and style.

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This oceanfront homeowner choose to have their weather curtains installed internally to make opening and closing convenient from a second story. Their weather enclosure protects their screened porch from blowing sand and salt spray that would often cover their furniture and deck quickly after a day of heavy winds.

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PES Weather Curtains protect this gazebo regularly from wind, rain, salt spray and snow. Located just feet from the Chesapeake Bay they often see NorthEast winds gusting over 40 MPH, yet inside their gazebo it remains calm and quiet, while maintaining a clear view.

Resources for Considering a Porch Enclosure System

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