Starline Security stocks quite a number of different insect flyscreen mesh types. In this article, we are comparing the costs of each variety, starting with standard flyscreens and covering premium products such as paw proof, BetterVue and UltraVue.
Are you looking for a lighter, finer insect mesh to install on the doors and windows in your home? UltraVue might be the product just for you!
We get asked this question quite a lot. And it’s actually quite a difficult one to answer, because there are a lot of variables when it comes to calculating how much fly screens cost.
In this article, we’ll cover some of those variables to give you a bit of an idea of the range that a normal fly screen can cost – for both hinged doors and sliding doors, as well as windows.
Are you thinking about buying DIY screens online and installing them yourself? Read our latest article to learn about some of the problems you may run into.
While flexible fibreglass screens – especially the strong Paw Proof varieties – have been designed to absorb impacts, their metal counterpart do not bounce back from impact as well. The malleability of the material means that it is more easily dinted, warped, and left with kinks and scratches.
We do not sell our security screens and products direct to the public to install themselves. We do however have a wholesale dealer program.
If you are weighing up the cost-benefits of woven versus perforated mesh security screens for your home, then we recommend reading our latest blog article.
