Aire pleated screen enclosing an outdoor bar and kitchen at an LA home

Aire — Pleated screening system

Engineered for
modern openings.

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The system

One system,
made to the opening.

There are no stock sizes. Every Aire is built to the exact width and height of a single opening, and the proportions of that opening decide how the system comes together.

Made to measure — up to 120″ wide and 120″ tall as a single span, and up to 240″ wide across a dual.

CloseOpen

Enter your opening

Width 120 in

Height 96 in

Cartridge

XL

Span

Single

Mount

Inside

Span

Lateral Two cartridges joined into one continuous span — a single pull bar draws the whole screen across from one side. Central Two cartridges, one per jamb — each side pulls to the middle and the two meet, closing magnetically at the center.

Finish

Only four parts

Four parts, nothing spare

Tap a part to see what it does. Everything that makes the screen move lives inside the cartridge, assembled and tensioned at the factory.

Tap a part on the drawing to highlight it · drag Close–Open to extend the screen

How to install

Five steps,
in order.

Aire arrives finished — no cutting, no field assembly. Set the frame, lay the run guide, and drop the cartridge in. Start with the measurements; everything else follows the parts.

Step 01

Measure the opening

Measure width and height at three points each, corner to corner — the factory adds the ½″ closure allowance, so record the opening as it is. Then measure the recess depth: enough depth and Aire mounts inside the opening; too shallow and it face-mounts to the wall.

↓ Measure checklist

Step 02

Fasten the top track

Mount the top track to the head of the opening and fasten it off. It runs the full width and carries the pull bar, so getting it level sets up everything below.

Step 03

Fasten the jambs

Set both jambs plumb and fasten them to each side. One jamb anchors the screen; the other receives the magnetic close.

Step 04

Peel & stick the run guide

Peel the backing off the run guide and press it to the floor along the sill line. It's the low bottom track the chain rides in, keeping the screen plumb across its travel — and just ¼″ high, so it sits nearly flush to the floor.