Find the Right Motorized Screen for Your Space
Choosing between the available motorized screen types starts with your outdoor space’s biggest need — some homeowners want bug-free evenings, others want relief from afternoon sun, and some want a system that can handle wind and rain without blocking the view. Fenetex offers a screen type for each.
Every Motorized Screen Type Is Built for Oregon Weather
Whatever motorized screen type you choose, it’s backed by the same patented, self-tensioning Fenetex track system that keeps fabric taut and wrinkle-free in wind, and it’s installed by a trusted, authorized local dealer who understands how Oregon’s mix of coastal wind, valley heat, and winter rain affects outdoor living spaces. Learn more about the full range of options directly from Fenetex’s official product lineup, or keep reading below for a closer look at each motorized screen type we install.
How to Choose the Right Motorized Screen Type
Picking from the available motorized screen types starts with one simple question: what’s bothering you most about your outdoor space right now? If it’s mosquitoes and flies crashing every summer dinner, motorized insect screens are the proven fix. If the afternoon sun turns your patio into an oven, motorized shade screens cut glare and heat while keeping your view intact. And if wind, rain, or blowing debris keep you from using a covered patio or pergola through fall and winter, clear motorized screens give you a flexible, see-through barrier that extends the space into a true four-season room. Many Oregon homeowners end up combining more than one type across different sides of the same structure.
Find the Right Screen for Your Space
Comparing the Three Motorized Screen Types
Read more about motorized insect screens if bugs are your biggest concern, explore motorized shade screens if sun and glare are the issue, or check out clear motorized screens if you need wind and rain protection without sacrificing your view. Each page walks through how that specific motorized screen type performs in Oregon conditions, what it’s good for, and what installation looks like.
Proven, Trusted Installation for Every Screen Type
No matter which motorized screen type you choose, our team measures your space, confirms the right screen configuration for your structure, and handles the full installation so the finished system operates smoothly on day one. As your local, authorized Fenetex dealer, we also stand behind our work long after installation, so you always have someone to call if you have a question about your motorized screens down the road.
Combining Motorized Screen Types on One Structure
It’s common for a single patio or pergola to use more than one motorized screen type at once. A homeowner might install motorized shade screens on the west-facing side that gets the harshest afternoon sun, motorized insect screens on the openings closest to the yard, and a clear motorized screen on the side most exposed to wind and rain. Because every Fenetex system shares the same self-tensioning track design, mixing screen types on one structure looks intentional and cohesive rather than mismatched. During your free consultation, we’ll walk the space with you and recommend the combination of motorized screen types that solves the most problems for the least cost.
