Finished width & height
Larger finished dimensions use more frame and mesh and increase the pricing inches.
Patio screen doors use a larger frame and require more configuration than a standard window screen. Screens 702 calculates the current price from your finished dimensions, frame and mesh selections before checkout.
This example uses the current Standard Aluminum patio-door rate and standard fiberglass mesh. It is intended as a realistic reference point, not a flat price. Your finished size, frame and mesh determine the actual configured amount.
A sliding screen door is much larger than a typical window screen and also needs the correct roller system and handle placement. High-contact openings may also justify upgrades such as pet-resistant mesh.
Larger finished dimensions use more frame and mesh and increase the pricing inches.
Rolled Form Steel, Standard Aluminum and Supreme Aluminum use different base pricing.
Fiberglass is the baseline choice, while aluminum, pet-resistant and solar-control meshes use higher rates.
The configurator supports steel or nylon rollers. Steel rollers are the recommended current option.
Handle side and height do not define the base rate but are required manufacturing details for the finished door.
Sliding screen doors are opened, closed, pushed and handled more often than most window screens. That does not make every patio screen door automatically more durable, but it does make roller quality and mesh durability more important choices for many households.
A practical baseline where insect protection and airflow are the priority.
A heavier-duty option where dogs, cats or frequent contact are likely to stress the screen.
Pet-resistant mesh guide →Useful where the patio opening also receives strong direct sun or glare.
Solar screen guide →The example above gives you a starting point. Enter your own door dimensions, frame and mesh to see the current configured price.