Fly Mesh. This is the most common type of mesh. It is used as standard in our Fly Screens, Diamond Grille Screens and Colonial Cast Screens. It is made of fibre glass and is very soft and flexible. It has a tight weave, will not rust, rot or corrode.

Magnetic fly screens can be custom cut to fit windows of all types and sizes, simply and easily. They are very durable and flexible making them not only easy to clean but also easy to use.

Stainless steel – stronger than aluminum, stainless steel fly screens are recommended for homes in bushfire areas. Solar – popular for areas where sun protection is needed, solar screens additionally block and absorb heat while also providing shade, making them ideal for areas near porches and verandas.

Can mosquitoes come through window screens? Mosquitoes aren’t known for crawling around on screens but they will bounce on and off. If a hole is large enough, they will absolutely enter through the screen, especially if something on the inside smells good.

Double sided magnets for screen doors take just a few seconds to apply. All you need to do is place one where you want it on your screen door, hold it there with one hand, and then place the matching side of the magnet directly opposite of it on the other side of the door.

A window screen (also known as insect screen, bug screen, fly screen, wire mesh, or window net) is designed to cover the opening of a window. It serves to keep leaves, debris, bugs, birds, and other animals from entering a building or a screened structure such as a porch, without blocking fresh air-flow.

To start, mosquitoes are tiny: The typical length of an adult mosquito is between 3 and 6 millimeters. Meanwhile, the standard window screen mesh size is 18 by 16, meaning that each inch of window screen is 18 by 16 strands.