A wire drawing tightness controller for an easily detachable and foldable screen, comprising: a connecting member, a wire drawing control device, a first connecting unit and a second connecting unit, wherein the connecting member is provided on a window frame, the wire drawing control device is provided with at least a control unit, and the first connecting unit and the second connecting unit are arranged between the connecting member and the wire drawing control device. By means of the arrangement of the first connecting unit and the second connecting unit, the wire drawing control device can be conveniently connected to the connecting member, and can also be easily separated from the connecting member, thereby enhancing the convenience of assembling a foldable screen.

A multifunctional skybox bungalow integrates four devices: a dehydrator, sauna, skybox, and wind-redirecting structure. Equipped with adjustable louver blades linked to side gutter beams, it shields against rain and modulates sunlight entry. These blades house solar-rechargeable batteries, powering LED lights and reducing environmental impact. Solar panels on the blades harness solar energy, enhancing bungalow autonomy from power outlets. The design incorporates panel frames with inserts, converting the bungalow into a sauna, skybox, or dehydrator, offering wind protection and insulation. Louver braces within the frames allow louver repositioning and wind direction control. Axis pins grant eight locking points, enabling various louver functionalities. An inner-track insert facilitates curtain or screen attachment, ensuring privacy and protection. Features also include an extending-and-retracting door, door-spool housing, drainage, and base-plate elements for stability on uneven terrain, anchored securely with tube-screws and bolts.

A rollable curtain patio umbrella for creating a shaded, netted, and private area includes an umbrella assembly comprising a pole, a support structure and a canopy. The canopy is coupled to the support structure, which is coupled to the pole. The canopy has an outside surface, an inside surface, a front perimeter, a rear perimeter, a right perimeter, and a left perimeter. A plurality of rollable shade curtains is coupled to the umbrella assembly, each shade curtain having a top edge coupled to the outside surface proximal the front perimeter, the rear perimeter, the right perimeter, and the left perimeter, respectively. Each of the shade curtains has a stored position and an alternate deployed position. Each shade curtain in the stored position is rolled adjacent the outside surface of the canopy, while in the alternate deployed position each shade curtain extends from the canopy to the ground.

The window ventilation system is sized for a variety of automobile windows, and provides fresh air to the vehicle. The ventilation unit's top and sides are made to slide into the door's window slot, and the bottom of the unit has a U shaped slot for the window to slide into. There are handles to assist with screen placement, that also double as safety bars to prevent screen from being sucked out of window. The window ventilation unit is sized such as to allow for the maximum amount of air flow possible by extending over more than one-half of the total glass window area, i.e., such that it is larger than the area of the glass window used to hold the unit in place.

A product for retaining objects that may include a base that may have a central body. A leg may extend from the central body. An anchor arm may extend from the leg. An offset portion may extend from the anchor arm. The leg, the anchor arm and the offset portion may define three sides of a receptacle. The receptacle may have a fourth side that may be open and that may face toward the central body. An anchor loop may extend from the central body. The anchor loop may have an anchor leg extending from the base, and may have a loop segment on the anchor leg.

A vehicle screen molding that includes: a fin, where the fin is adapted to insert into a window opening; a skirt attached to on top of the fin; and a crown on top of the skirt, where the crown is adapted to receive a screen. The crown preferably includes a slot, where the crown is oval shaped. The crown may include a first half on a first side of the crown and a second half on a second side of the crown.

A screen net assembly is configured to keep our flying insects. The screen net attached to garage door that travels along a first garage door rail and a second garage door rail. A first magnetic garage door unit arranged in the garage and further having a screen. A first long door magnet and a second long door magnet joined to the screen with a seam as walkway therebetween. A plurality of handle bars are joined to the screen and configured to assist a user with raising and lowering the first magnetic garage door unit along the garage door. A plurality of locking bars, joined to the screen and configured to lock the screen to an edge of the garage door. A walkway, arranged between the first long door magnet and the second long door magnet. A user can walk through the walkway while keeping flying insects out of the garage.

A screenlet comprising a frame; a flexible flap secured on one edge thereof to the frame; and an arrangement for securing the frame over an aperture in a screen or window. In a specific embodiment, the flap is made of a flexible material (e.g. rubber) designed to cover the aperture when the screenlet is in use. The aperture allows for a power cord or hose to be passed through the screen when the screenlet is in an open position and for the screen to be secured against insects and other pests when the screenlet is in use or closed. Several arrangements are disclosed for securing the flap to the frame including fastener, hook and loop, magnetic and adhesive embodiments.

Corner tensioning and side edge retention systems for a motorized retractable screen system are disclosed. The corner tensioning and side edge retention systems are designed to maintain tension and/or prevent binding of a screen as it is moved between deployed and retracted positions.

A protector screen for use against arthropods, includes, a sheet having a core made from glass or a plastic material, which is at least partially transparent, and comprising a plurality of ventilation holes, each of said ventilation holes being designed to prevent arthropods from passing therethrough, at least a portion of each ventilation hole being closed by a lateral wall or by contiguous lateral walls forming a single piece that is open at the ends thereof, and the ventilation holes being designed such that a gaseous fluid, such as air, can pass through the screen, while optimising light transmission and optionally cooling the fluid passing through the screen.