

For nearly two decades, Fenetex has manufactured hurricane screens to meet the most demanding building code, the High Velocity Hurricane Zone of Miami-Dade. The MaxForce track is our newest version of the fixed track we have used with great success for high wind applications all over the globe.
The benefits of a fixed track are unmatched strength - this is important when designing a screen system for hurricanes. When you want the strongest system available, and a proven veteran of many hurricanes, the Fenetex MaxForce Hurricane Track is your best choice.
For nearly two decades, Fenetex has manufactured hurricane screens to meet the most demanding building code, the High Velocity Hurricane Zone of Miami-Dade. The MaxForce track is our newest version of the fixed track we have used with great success for high wind applications all over the globe.
The benefits of a fixed track are unmatched strength - this is important when designing a screen system for hurricanes. When you want the strongest system available, and a proven veteran of many hurricanes, the Fenetex MaxForce Hurricane Track is your best choice.

One-Track is the only retractable screen system on the market designed to stay locked in the track—even in high winds. Smart motor senses resistance and adjusts seamlessly, allowing self-correction when the screen encounters an obstacle: Fewer snags, fewer jams, and fewer costly service calls.

Fenetex pioneered Keder-edge technology in motorized screens, delivering unmatched durability and simplicity. Borrowed from sailboat rigging, this system eliminates zippers, cables, and exposed hardware—ensuring smooth, reliable operation every time.

The One-Track weight bar is engineered for strength—and built to hold its ground. Pound for pound, it’s the heaviest and most robust weight bar in the industry. This ensures proper screen tension, flawless deployment, and maximum stability in high wind zones. —limited flex, no failure.

One-Track’s heavy-duty weight bar isn’t just strong. It’s smart. Reinforced corners and integrated tie-ins create a unified structure that acts like a solid wall of protection when deployed. Made from high-strength nylon, this bar absorbs impacts while maintaining structural integrity.

One-Track is the only retractable screen system on the market designed to stay locked in the track—even in high winds. Smart motor senses resistance and adjusts seamlessly, allowing self-correction when the screen encounters an obstacle: Fewer snags, fewer jams, and fewer costly service calls.

Fenetex pioneered Keder-edge technology in motorized screens, delivering unmatched durability and simplicity. Borrowed from sailboat rigging, this system eliminates zippers, cables, and exposed hardware—ensuring smooth, reliable operation every time.

The One-Track weight bar is engineered for strength—and built to hold its ground. Pound for pound, it’s the heaviest and most robust weight bar in the industry. This ensures proper screen tension, flawless deployment, and maximum stability in high wind zones. —limited flex, no failure.

OneTrack’s heavy-duty weight bar isn’t just strong. It’s smart. Reinforced corners and integrated tie-ins create a unified structure that acts like a solid wall of protection when deployed. Made from high-strength nylon, this bar absorbs impacts while maintaining structural integrity.






















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The MaxForce Hurricane Screen System meets or exceeds Miami-Dade and Florida Building Code requirements—the toughest hurricane codes on earth—for roll-down hurricane screens. Rated for the 185 MPH wind zone, and with real-world and certified testing. With spans of up to 24 feet, they exceed performance criteria for all local and International Building Codes.
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The MaxForce Hurricane Screen System meets or exceeds Miami-Dade and Florida Building Code requirements—the toughest hurricane codes on earth—for roll-down hurricane screens. Rated for the 185 MPH wind zone, and with real-world and certified testing. With spans of up to 24 feet, they exceed performance criteria for all local and International Building Codes.
THE FENETEX DIFFERENCE
MaxForce Hurricane Screens, powered by our patented MagForce system, meet the toughest standards—including HVHZ certification in Miami-Dade and Broward. They last longer, resist more, and do more than any screen on the market—proven protection without compromise.
MaxForce Hurricane Screens —Delivers 365 days of perfect protection, rain or shine, on your patio and lanai. With the push of a button or a tap on the mobile app, your patio is storm-ready— furniture and openings fully protected in seconds.
MaxForce Hurricane Screens fabric blocks up to 95% of the sun’s damaging UV-rays while shielding against wind, rain, insects, dust, and debris. It also helps reduce heat and lower energy costs by limiting solar exposure—comfort and protection in one smart solution.
Like all Fenetex products, our MaxForce Hurricane Screens are highly customizable and built to order—made to fit your exact openings. No guesswork, no compromises—just precision-fit protection tailored to your space.
Pair our retractable MaxForce Hurricane Screens with other Fenetex screens for customized and independent solutions. Each screen operates independently, giving you the protection you want when you need it.
MaxForce Hurricane Screens offer built-in privacy without blocking your view. Like a two-way mirror, you can see out—but neighbors and passersby can not see in. It provides the perfect blend of openness and seclusion, day or night.
THE FENETEX DIFFERENCE
MaxForce Hurricane Screens, powered by our patented MagForce system, meet the toughest standards—including HVHZ certification in Miami-Dade and Broward. They last longer, resist more, and do more than any screen on the market—proven protection without compromise.
MaxForce Hurricane Screens —Delivers 365 days of perfect protection, rain or shine, on your patio and lanai. With the push of a button or a tap on the mobile app, your patio is storm-ready— furniture and openings fully protected in seconds.
MaxForce Hurricane Screens fabric blocks up to 95% of the sun’s damaging UV-rays while shielding against wind, rain, insects, dust, and debris. It also helps reduce heat and lower energy costs by limiting solar exposure—comfort and protection in one smart solution.
Like all Fenetex products, our MaxForce Hurricane Screens are highly customizable and built to order—made to fit your exact openings. No guesswork, no compromises—just precision-fit protection tailored to your space.
Pair our retractable MaxForce Hurricane Screens with other Fenetex screens for customized and independent solutions. Each screen operates independently, giving you the protection you want when you need it.
MaxForce Hurricane Screens offer built-in privacy without blocking your view. Like a two-way mirror, you can see out—but neighbors and passersby can not see in. It provides the perfect blend of openness and seclusion, day or night.
THE FENETEX DIFFERENCE
Proudly Made in the USA—every Fenetex screen is built with American strength, precision, and pride. From the smallest components to the final assembly, our materials are sourced and manufactured right here in the United States. No outsourcing. No compromises. Just hardworking Americans protecting American homes with the toughest screen system on the market.
THE FENETEX DIFFERENCE

Proudly Made in the USA—every Fenetex screen is built with American strength, precision, and pride. From the smallest components to the final assembly, our materials are sourced and manufactured right here in the United States. No outsourcing. No compromises. Just hardworking Americans protecting American homes with the toughest screen system on the market.

You’ve seen how hurricane screens get pounded like car hoods in a crash test. But here’s the next question: What comes in the wake of the hit — when the storm continues to push? That’s where wind pressure testing comes in. The same way engineers of automobiles run tests to see how doors will fare in a rollover, screen makers simulate hours of hurricane-level winds to determine whether their product buckles, bows, buckles or blows apart. The standard? TAS 202 or ASTM E330. Consider it a wind tunnel test for your screen.
You take a car, put it in a wind tunnel and then, for 30-minute increments, you hit it with hurricane gusts, not a brief 5-second burst. That’s what TAS 202 simulates: Positive pressure: pushing the screen in, as the wind would the front of your house.
Negative pressure: sucking the screen outward (wind blowing past and pulling and from behind; this is roof-ripping wind). Your screen needs to do more than survive an impact — it needs to continue to perform intense pressure. No fluttering. No blowouts. No detachment from the frame.
ASTM E330 is the domestic equivalent of the structural performance of windows, doors and hurricane screens. Here’s what they test:
Air pressure loading corresponding to Category 5 hurricane winds (or custom design pressures).
Alternating positive and negative pressure to mimic real-life gusts.
A pass is when the screen and all parts remain whole: no rips, no separation, no alteration of any sort that disrupts the screen’s performance. 🧠 Why It Matters to You as a Homeowner You know those videos of a garage door collapsing and the roof flying away? That’s not just bad luck. It’s failed wind pressure resistance.
A screen that is badly made or not well fitted acts like a sail. After it gives, the storm gets inside — and the pressure destroys your home from the inside out. Which is why Florida Living Outdoor only offers systems like MagnaTrack, which have been engineered and tested to the strictest of standards. Exclusive self correcting track keeps screen tight under wind load.
“Does this meet TAS 202 or ASTM E330?” “What pressure rating is this screen designed for?”
“Are you performing wind load with engineer-certified mounting systems?” If they can’t respond, move on.

It’s about standing strong after the hit, when the storm won’t stop. At Florida Living Outdoor, we handle each and every screen installation we do as if we are building a hurricane survival system. Because in Florida, it’s not if the wind blows … it’s when. ✅ Coming Next in Article 5: “Cyclone Cycles: What It Means to Pass a 9,000-Cycle Test” (Where we get into the repetitive impact/wind cycle testing — exhaustion tests for race cars.)
Find Out More or Schedule a Consultation Go visit how Florida Living Outdoor can help transform that Florida outdoor space into not just a little more usable — but a whole lot safer.

You’ve seen how hurricane screens get pounded like car hoods in a crash test. But here’s the next question: What comes in the wake of the hit — when the storm continues to push? That’s where wind pressure testing comes in. The same way engineers of automobiles run tests to see how doors will fare in a rollover, screen makers simulate hours of hurricane-level winds to determine whether their product buckles, bows, buckles or blows apart. The standard? TAS 202 or ASTM E330. Consider it a wind tunnel test for your screen.
You take a car, put it in a wind tunnel and then, for 30-minute increments, you hit it with hurricane gusts, not a brief 5-second burst. That’s what TAS 202 simulates: Positive pressure: pushing the screen in, as the wind would the front of your house.
Negative pressure: sucking the screen outward (wind blowing past and pulling and from behind; this is roof-ripping wind). Your screen needs to do more than survive an impact — it needs to continue to perform intense pressure. No fluttering. No blowouts. No detachment from the frame.
ASTM E330 is the domestic equivalent of the structural performance of windows, doors and hurricane screens. Here’s what they test:
Air pressure loading corresponding to Category 5 hurricane winds (or custom design pressures).
Alternating positive and negative pressure to mimic real-life gusts.
A pass is when the screen and all parts remain whole: no rips, no separation, no alteration of any sort that disrupts the screen’s performance. 🧠 Why It Matters to You as a Homeowner You know those videos of a garage door collapsing and the roof flying away? That’s not just bad luck. It’s failed wind pressure resistance.
A screen that is badly made or not well fitted acts like a sail. After it gives, the storm gets inside — and the pressure destroys your home from the inside out. Which is why Florida Living Outdoor only offers systems like MagnaTrack, which have been engineered and tested to the strictest of standards. Exclusive self correcting track keeps screen tight under wind load.
“Does this meet TAS 202 or ASTM E330?” “What pressure rating is this screen designed for?”
“Are you performing wind load with engineer-certified mounting systems?” If they can’t respond, move on.

It’s about standing strong after the hit, when the storm won’t stop. At Florida Living Outdoor, we handle each and every screen installation we do as if we are building a hurricane survival system. Because in Florida, it’s not if the wind blows … it’s when. ✅ Coming Next in Article 5: “Cyclone Cycles: What It Means to Pass a 9,000-Cycle Test” (Where we get into the repetitive impact/wind cycle testing — exhaustion tests for race cars.)
Find Out More or Schedule a Consultation Go visit how Florida Living Outdoor can help transform that Florida outdoor space into not just a little more usable — but a whole lot safer.

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