Insect and Fly Screens
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About Insect and Fly Screens products
ArchiPro features only the best fly and insect screens in New Zealand from the most reputable brands and suppliers in the business. This includes a range of types including magnetic fly screens and fly screen doors as well as permanent and removable solutions. They are an important part of a wider range of windows and doors products that you can find on ArchiPro.
Types of fly and insect screens
You’ll find there are various types of insect and fly screens in New Zealand, all offering specific benefits.
Casement type
This insect screen is a thin wire mesh mounted in an aluminium frame. It’s adjustable, and you can use it for hinged entry doors or windows.
Wooden screen
More rarely used, this type of screen is usually a hinged window or fly screen door. It requires more maintenance and can be a bit pricier but they look fantastic.
Roller type
These screens are more suited for windows and feature roll-up insect screens you can use or hide. Another aesthetically pleasing and modern option.
Magnetic fly screen
A magnetic fly screen ensures there are no gaps for insects, but you can also remove it as needed. A magnetised frame keeps the screen securely in place and is becoming increasingly popular in New Zealand. A magnetic mosquito net for doors can be removed when the opening is not in use.
Retractable fly screens
Retractable fly screens are a great addition to any home or business, providing protection from insects while allowing fresh air and natural light to enter. They are easy to install and operate.
Sliding fly screen door
An insect screen door can be used across a hinged or sliding opening, depending on the frame and clearance available.
Sliding fly screen doors are an excellent way to keep insects out of your home while enjoying fresh air. They are easy to operate, durable, and provide an unobstructed view of the outdoors. They come in a variety of styles and sizes to fit any home or business. Fly screens for ranch sliders need to suit the width of the opening and the available clearance.
Fly screen mesh
Fly screen mesh is a durable and lightweight material that is used to keep insects out of homes and businesses. It is made from a variety of materials, such as fiberglass, aluminum, and stainless steel. It is available in different colors and sizes to fit any window or door. Mosquito mesh for windows is available in materials suited to different opening sizes and exposure conditions. Mosquito nets for windows use mesh to cover the opening while allowing airflow.
The advantages of high-quality insect and fly screens
There are plenty of reasons to choose a high-quality insect and fly screen for your home in New Zealand. High-quality choices are made from robust materials that are made for the climate and weather conditions in New Zealand. This means they’ll be more reliable over the long term and not suffer from premature wear and tear. They also tend to be more stylised with different design options meaning you can personalise them to your home’s aesthetic. They also feature the latest innovations and enhancements whether that’s in the use of magnetic strips or otherwise making them more functional and effective.
How to choose an insect and fly screen that’s right for you
There are many things you should explore before deciding on an insect and fly screen for your home. Before choosing, consider where you want to use it and how many windows and doors you need to cover. You may find, for instance, that bugs only tend to enter from windows and doors in the lower levels of your home. You should also think about how often you’ll need them. For homes where it's only a seasonal issue, you may want a removable or semi-permanent solution. The choice of material will also come into the decision thinking about the material’s weight, natural resistance to corrosion and durability. Last but not least, its aesthetics are important, keeping in mind how it will look against the surrounding facade of your home.













