46 Motor Operated Fly Screen for Windows from Pronema

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This screen can be fitted in 3 ways. For each method of fixing we will show you:

• a visualisation drawing
• a how to measure drawing
• options to choose from the dropdown menu

Reveal fitted

Visualisation

How to measure

The head cassette is fitted between the reveal walls/to the reveal walls using two tabs and screws. 

The two side guides fit to the underside of the head cassette and rest on the window sill. They are fitted to the inside wall of the reveal. Locking clips are fitted to the bottom of each guide to hold the screen down. 

We advise taking 3 measurements for both width (top, middle & bottom) and height (left, middle & right) to allow for any variations. In each case take the smallest measurements for your final width and height. We will make your screen to these sizes.

Options to choose from the dropdown menu:

Fixing = Reveal fit

Do you have a window sill? = Yes

Face fitted with no closing bar

Visualisation

How to measure

The head cassette is fitted to the window frame using brackets fitted to the top of the cassette. 

The two side guides fit to the underside of the head cassette and rest on the window sill. The are fitted directly to window frame. Locking clips are fitted to the bottom of each guide to hold the screen down. 

We advise taking 3 measurements for both width (top, middle & bottom) and height (left, middle & right) to allow for any variations. In each case take the smallest measurements for your final width and height. We will make your screen to these sizes.

Options to choose from the dropdown menu:

Fixing = Face fit

Do you have a window sill? = Yes

Face fitting with closing bar

Visualisation

How to measure

 The head cassette is fitted to the window frame using brackets fitted to the top of the cassette.

The two side guides fit to the underside of the head cassette and into a magnetic channel fitted to the window frame on the dividing bar. The magnet strip in the channel connects with a magnet strip on the underside of the mesh handle bar to hold the screen down.

We advise taking 3 measurements for both width (top, middle & bottom) and height (left, middle & right) to allow for any variations. In each case take the smallest measurements for your final width and height. We will make your screen to these sizes.

Options to choose from the dropdown menu:

Fixing = Face fit

Do you have a window sill? = No

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Which mesh do I need?

We offer two types of mesh with this screen. Your choice will depend on which insects you wish to keep out.

Standard insect mesh - 18 x 16 holes per square inch.

Examples of insects this mesh will keep out:

Bees & Wasps, Bluebottles, Cluster Flies, Crane Flies, Daddy-Long-Legs, House Flies, Hornets, Ladybirds, Mosquitoes, Moths, Butterflies and Spiders.

Standard insect mesh is designed and manufactured to ensure maximum visibility (through the screen) ensuring as much light passes into the room as possible.

We recommend this mesh for all areas of the UK except in parts of Scotland where Midges are present and other parts of the UK where Corn Flies and Thunder Bugs/Thrips are present.

Midge mesh - 30 x 20 holes per square inch

This mesh will keep out:

The same as Standard insect mesh + Midges, Corn Flies and Thunder Bugs/Thrips

Midge mesh has a tighter weave than Standard insect mesh to ensure Midges, Corn Flies and Thunder Bugs/Thrips cannot penetrate, however, the visibility and airflow is reduced slightly.

We recommend this mesh in parts of Scotland where Midges are present and other parts of the UK where Corn Flies and Thunder Bugs/Thrips are present.

Please note - genuine Midge mesh is 30 x 20 - anything less e.g. 20 x 20 or 18 x 16 will not keep midges out.