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Screen on Sub-Frame
Protruding handles can be a problem when fitting insect screens to the rear of PVCu, aluminium and metal casement windows.
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Standard Fly/Insect Door Screen
This 'all aluminium' fly/insect door screen is ideal for use on domestic or small industrial premises that do not receive frequent or heavy traffic.
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Two Way Fly/Insect Screen Door
This all aluminium two way fly/insect screen door has been designed to conform to fire legislation.
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Heavy Duty Fly/Insect Screen Door
These top of the range fly/insect screen doors have been the industries first choice for many years, used where frequent heavy use is a normal activity.
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Sliding Fly/Insect Screens
Two independently moving fly/insect screens slide along a sturdy aluminium outer framework to form a perfect seal, whilst allowing easy access to windows.
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Chain Winder Fly/Insect Screen
This unique lockable fly/insect screen device is ideal for opening low-level top or side-hinged windows.
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Flexi-Con System
A unique operating system designed for opening high or awkward windows over two metres high.
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Centre/Pivot Fly/Insect Screens
Two powder coated aluminium framed fly/insect screens are used to screen this type of application when the opening handle is situated at the top of the window.
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Hinged fly and Insect Window Screens
These strong, durable aluminium framed fly/insect screens are designed specifically for industrial and commercial use.
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Fly/Insect Screen Canopy
This purpose made aluminium box has been designed to secure to the external face of the window or the face of the stonework and provides protection against flies, bees, wasps, midges and other flying insects.
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Patio Door Fly/Insect Screens
A single-track sub-frame is secured permanently to the internal face of the existing patio frame; a single sliding screen slides across the opening to form a perfect seal.
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