
Single pleated screen
A panel draws across from one side. A practical starting point for everyday entrances and many windows.
PLEATED FLYSCREENS
Pleated flyscreens slide across your doorway or window and fold neatly to the side. They create an insect barrier when fully closed, while allowing air and light through the mesh.

CHOOSING A CONFIGURATION
Your screen should match how you move through the doorway. We use the opening dimensions and available frame space to recommend a configuration.

A panel draws across from one side. A practical starting point for everyday entrances and many windows.

Two panels cover a wider opening. Often suited to French doors or patios where central access is useful.

Two-way, multi-side and four-shutter options provide more ways to cover sliding and folding doors.
SIZES AT A GLANCE
Use these catalogue limits for early planning. A site assessment determines which system can be fitted to your home.
| Screen system | Typical use | Catalogue maximum (W × H) |
|---|---|---|
| Single pleated | One-sided horizontal opening | 3,000 × 3,000 mm |
| Double pleated | Two-sided opening for a wider span | 6,000 × 3,000 mm |
| Two-way pleated | Horizontal opening with two-way operation | 3,200 × 3,000 mm |
| Three- or four-side opening | Slim sliding and folding doors | 6,000 × 3,000 mm |
| Four-shutter pleated | Large folding-door openings | 10,000 × 3,000 mm |
Dimensions are the catalogue’s stated system limits, not a guarantee for every opening. We confirm suitability, frame depth, configuration and final dimensions before fabrication.

MATERIALS & FINISHES
The catalogue specifies aluminium profiles with mesh chosen for the screen system. We help you select a finish that works with your existing joinery.
Ask to see the available mesh and finish samples. Confirm current specifications in your quote.
FIND YOUR OPENING
Choose your door or window type to explore how the screen can work in your space.

Slide the mesh across when the glass door is open. Fold it back to the side when you need a clear walkway.

Two pleated panels can meet in the middle, allowing you to use both door leaves when the screen is retracted.

Multi-panel pleated systems cover larger openings. We check the full span, frame alignment and where each panel will stack.

Choose a sliding pleated screen or a hinged screen according to the space beside the doorway and its swing clearance.

Choose pleated, roll-up or removable fixed mesh to suit the window and the access you need.

Reduce incoming daylight with an opaque screen, fitted around the opening for light control and privacy.
AI-generated visualisations illustrate possible applications. They are not photographs of completed installations. Final configurations and finishes are confirmed before ordering.
EVERYDAY CARE
Dust and sand can collect in guide tracks. A gentle cleaning routine helps the screen move freely.
Brush out loose dust and sand before moving the screen.
Use a soft brush and the care method supplied for your mesh. Avoid pressure washers and abrasive cleaners.
Do not force a stiff or misaligned screen. Send us a photo or short video so we can advise on the next step.
CLEAR ANSWERS
Practical information about choosing, fitting and looking after your screens.
Read all FAQsYes, many existing aluminium, uPVC and timber openings can take a custom screen. We check the dimensions, frame depth, handles, opening direction and fixing surface before recommending the system.
A horizontally sliding pleated flyscreen is often suitable because the mesh folds to the side and does not need a separate swing area. Wider openings may need a double or multi-panel configuration. We confirm the arrangement after measuring.
The fixing method depends on the chosen system and the existing frame. Some catalogue systems use screw-fixed profiles or clip-on components. We explain the proposed method before installation; drill-free fitting is not suitable for every opening.
Use a soft brush to remove loose dust and keep the guide tracks free of sand and debris. Move the screen gently and avoid pressure washing, sharp tools or harsh cleaners. Follow the care instructions provided for your chosen system.
Standard insect mesh is not a safety barrier, a security screen or a pet-containment system. Use a separately specified safety solution wherever fall prevention or containment is required.