A retractable screen door is installed in a doorway so the door can remain open while fresh air flows through the screen. Contained in a housing unit, the screen door slides back and forth horizontally along a track. With a quick pull, the screen door easily slides open to let people cross the threshold from indoors to out (and back again).

Many people refer to these screen doors as “sliders”, which makes sense because they do slide from one side to another. But technically, they are known as retractable screen doors. Either way, don’t feel funny about asking for clarification; the experts at All Seasons will know exactly what you mean.

You might have other questions about the retractable screen doors for sale at All Seasons. The other ones we hear most often include:

Q: I have several doors in my home that could benefit from a retractable screen door. But one looks like it needs a screen that slides from left to right and the other from right to left. Can All Seasons accommodate both orientations?

A: Absolutely. All Seasons installs retractable doors made for both right- and left-hand applications.

Q: How do I know for sure All Seasons has a retractable screen door that will fit my particular door opening?

A: Most builders create door openings in standard sizes. However All Seasons offers doors in a variety of sizes, so we are able to accommodate most openings with ease. To be certain, schedule a consultation with us so we can measure your door opening.

Q: I love my neighbor’s retractable screen door, but it occasionally gets stuck. How do I know mine won’t?

A: There is usually an easily – identifiable reason (or reasons) why a retractable door refuses to slide open smoothly. The number one reason is usually because of dirt or debris in the track. All Seasons provides its customers with care instructions to ensure smooth operation of its retractable screen doors.