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Mosquito Mesh Types for Windows Compared

Insect mesh is near-essential where windows are opened often. Here are the common types and where each fits.

Sliding mesh

On sliding windows, a mesh panel runs on its own track alongside the glass sashes, so you can have airflow without insects. The most common pairing with sliders.

Openable and roll-up mesh

For casements, an openable or roll-up mesh sits on the inside and is drawn across when needed, retracting out of the way otherwise. It keeps the casement's full opening usable.

Pleated mesh

Pleated (folding) mesh concertinas to the side, suiting larger openings and doors where a single sliding panel would be unwieldy. It's a tidy solution for wide spans.

Questions

Frequently asked

What mosquito mesh suits a sliding window?

A sliding mesh panel on its own track alongside the glass sashes — the standard pairing with sliders.

What mesh works for casement windows?

Openable or roll-up mesh on the inside, drawn across when needed and retracted otherwise, so the casement's full opening stays usable.

Is there mesh for large openings and doors?

Yes — pleated (folding) mesh concertinas to the side, suiting wide spans and doors.

From our range

Products that fit the bill

uPVC Sliding Windows

Multi-track windows that need no swing space.

uPVC Casement Windows

Side-hung sashes that open wide for full airflow and the tightest seal.

uPVC Sliding Doors

Floor-to-ceiling panels that glide along a track.

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