Retractable screens for Denver & the Front Range

MaxForce hurricane screens

Elevation Shade publishes certification for the 185 mph wind zone for its MaxForce hurricane screen system. OmegaTex fabric uses reinforced aramid fibers, with six fabric colors and up to 91% sun-ray blocking. This is the performance-focused option to discuss for demanding wind exposure.

Certification applies to approved assemblies, opening sizes, anchoring and supporting structure. We review the specific approval and design pressures for your opening; the headline wind-zone figure is not a universal operating-speed promise.

One-Track shade & insect screens

Elevation Shade reports testing up to 100 mph for its One-Track insect and shade screens. End retention and self-adjusting Quiet Spring Technology help maintain a smooth screen in its tracks. Select the mesh for sun, visibility, privacy and insect control.

Clear screens for wind blocking

One-Track clear weather screens add a transparent barrier to wind and cold air while preserving the view. Welded end retention supports the panels on all four sides. Independent clear and mesh screens can give you different ways to use the same opening.

Plan a Colorado winter room

Combine vertical weather screens with a properly engineered roof, drainage and an appropriate heating plan. Screens are wind barriers, not snow-load roofs. Confirm the selected system’s cold-weather operating instructions and avoid operating screens when ice or snow obstructs their travel.