Are you tired of all the flies or insects buzzing around in your house? It is becoming difficult day by day to open up the windows and doors even for some time to get fresh air in. In such a case, a fly screen is the only option that can help keep away these unwanted flies. Here we are going to talk about the Flyscreen mesh and its usage
Fly screen mesh is one of the most convenient accessories, which can protect all kinds of gaps, even the smallest ones in the building. It is very useful behind cladding where this kind of screening is very important to prevent critter infestation that can happen in the ventilation gap. Also, it is used on roofs where no birds or insects can enter.
One good advantage of mesh is that it is flexible enough to fill those smallest gaps or areas which are cannot be filled by those pre-formed ventilators. But it needs to be fitted securely so that it doesn’t start sagging out.
If you are looking for installing any kind of fly screens like sliding fly screens etc. then you can contact Premier Screens Ltd. They have this most elegant and unobtrusive horizontal sliding fly screen of very high quality. They have the slimmest frames and have been designed for quick and easy installation.
Some of the different types of fly screens that you can choose from:
- Fly curtains
- Velcro or Hook and loop mesh
- Retractable
- Hinged
- DIY
- Professional and many more
Here are some tips to choose a fitting mesh:
- Firstly, consider the gauge of the mesh. If you choose a finer mesh, then there are chances that they will quickly get blocked with airborne dust and debris which may restrict the airflow. You may not get proper ventilation in that room. Also, the finer mesh will require proper maintenance and cleaning, which may not be practical enough for everyone to do so.
- Choosing the material from all the different types is very important. Materials like metal and plastic used for mesh are very rigid but some are softer which may be more prone to sagging.
- Use a good amount of fixing that will prevent the mesh from dropping down. It is also more prone to bird pecks and pulls which may fall. So, it needs to be more secure.
- For lesser-cost fly screens, you can go for fly curtains, stick-on, meshes and hook and loop (Velcro) meshes. For a sturdy one, you can go which little reasonable like the DIY retractable insect or fly screens, fixed frames and hinged frames. However, if you are ok to pay more than you can opt for a professionally fitted fly screen.
- Check for one that is flexible enough to be fitted, refitted and removed as and when necessary, if that is what you are looking for.
If you are looking to solve your insect problem without wanting to alter the look of your window, then efficiently fitted fly screens are the best option.
They can get something that can match your existing colour scheme and install them in such a way that people can hardly notice them.
