Custom insect screens
Reliable protection against insects
Are you bothered by annoying uninvited visitors in the form of mosquitoes, flies or other insects? Just turn on the lights in the summer evening and they are at your home in no time. With ISOTRA insect nets, you can air you house with no trouble, letting fresh air in, not insects. Thanks to precise custom-made production and high-quality materials, they adhere perfectly to windows and doors and do not impair their functionality or appearance.
Window screens
Door screens
Pleated insect screens
Solutions for each type of window and door
In our offer you will find several types of screens that meet various design and user requirements:
- Fixed window insect screens (type C, E) - perfect for regular windows. Easy installation with no intervention in the frame or variants with attachment using pins or swivels depending on the type of window.
- Roller insect screens (type F10, G10) - a practical solution where you only need to use the screen occasionally. You can simply pull the screen up or hide it in a box.
- Door insect screens (type H1, H2) - suitable for balcony and terrace doors. The sturdy aluminium construction, self-closing hinges and easy handling ensure comfortable everyday use.
- Pleated insect screens (PS1–PS4) - an elegant and space-saving solution for large openings, sliding doors or places with limited space. The possibility of horizontal and vertical control ensures maximum flexibility.
Functionality
ISOTRA insect screens are designed with an emphasis on detail and durability. The durable fiberglass or aluminium mesh reliably traps insects without obstructing the flow of air or the view outside. Stable aluminium profiles withstand weather conditions and guarantee dimensional stability even with frequent use.
Comfort
Modern screens are not just a practical accessory, but a full-fledged part of windows and doors. With pleated alternatives, you will appreciate the quiet operation and minimal space requirements, while with door screens, you will appreciate the comfortable passage thanks to magnets or self-closing hinges. Selected types also contribute to better thermal and partly sound insulation of the interior.
Design matched to your home
We make all screens to measure, not only in terms of dimensions, but also in terms of design. The structures can be painted according to the RAL sample, supplied in wood imitation or with renolit foil to perfectly match your windows and facade.
ISOTRA insect screens will allow you to ventilate with no worries, increase the comfort of living and maintain clean, undisturbed interior throughout the summer. Just choose the solution that best suits your space and method of use.
Types of insect screens: door screens, window screens, pleated insect screens
Frequently asked questions
Insect screens are a practical solution to airing the rooms without worrying about mosquitoes, flies, and other insects. They are installed to window or door apertures, and thanks to the fine mesh, they allow air and daylight to pass through, while keeping the insects outside. You can choose from various versions according to the type of window or door and the method of use.
With an insect screen, you can have the windows and doors open and enjoy fresh air without unwelcome insect visitors. High-quality mesh does not prevent normal airing, and if chosen correctly, will not interfere with the appearance of the windows and doors. A fixed screen remains attached to the window, offering a simple solution for everyday airing. A rolling screen can be pulled down or rolled up into the box as required, so you do not need to have it unfolded all the time. A pleated screen folds into a narrow space, much like an accordion. It is especially suitable for door apertures and places where it is important to make the most of the available space.
It depends on the type of window and whether you want to keep the screen in place permanently or put it away as needed. A fixed screen is practical for everyday airing, while the rolling version allows you to simply roll the screen up when you do not need it. When making your choice, it is also important to consider the method of fastening and any other requirements for maintaining the window frame integrity. A rolling screen can be pulled down or rolled up into the box as required, so you do not need to have it unfolded all the time. A pleated screen folds into a narrow space, much like an accordion. It is especially suitable for door apertures and places where it is important to make the most of the available space.
It depends on the type of window and whether you want to keep the screen in place permanently or put it away as needed. A fixed screen is practical for everyday airing, while the rolling version allows you to simply roll the screen up when you do not need it. When making your choice, it is also important to consider the method of fastening and any other requirements for maintaining the window frame integrity.
A hinged door screen with a fixed frame, allowing easy passage, is suitable for standard balcony doors. If you have a large glass door, a sliding panel system, or not enough space around the aperture, a pleated screen may be more suitable, as it can be folded to the side when you need to open the door and does not take up much space.
Yes, certain types of screens can be installed without having to drill to the window frame. For instance, select fixed ISOTRA window screens employ hinged clips for easy fitting and removing. Other variants require a more secure fixing or minor work on the frame. Prior to selecting, we recommend verifying the installation method for the specific model.
The fine mesh allows normal air flow and lets in daylight, so you can air the rooms with no worries. The level of transparency and air flow depends on the type of mesh and its density. When making a choice, it is therefore worth considering what you prefer: the best possible view, or other features of a particular model.
If the system is suitably chosen, an insect screen can be combined with other shading components. It all depends on the window design, space available for installation, and the specific type of roller shutter, blind, and screen. If you are planning to use both solutions at the same time, it is best to check whether they are compatible with one another at the selection stage.
Regular maintenance involves cleaning the mesh carefully by a soft brush or a vacuum cleaner set to low power, or wiping it with a damp cloth. Avoid aggressive cleaning agents and excessive pressure to prevent damage to the mesh or frame. Always follow the manufacturer’s recommendations for the specific types.
Their lifespan depends on the quality of the materials, frequency of use, and conditions the screen has to withstand. Durable aluminium profiles and properly taut mesh help preserve functionality even with regular use. Regular maintenance and careful handling help to extend the screen’s lifespan.
ISOTRA offers several types of insect screens depending on the place of installation and method of operation. Fixed window screens are intended for standard windows, while rolling versions are suitable for occasional use. Fixed-frame door screens or space-saving pleated screens are ideal for balcony and terrace doors, as well as for larger passages and sliding glass panels.
The price depends on the dimensions, type of mesh, installation method, and version selected. A fixed window screen has different requirements to rolling or pleated screens for large door apertures. The screens are made to measure, so an ISOTRA sales partner will help you determine the exact price depending on the dimensions and type required.