£113.00 + vat

PVC strip curtains are the unsung workhorse of warehouse and workshop doorways — not glamorous, but genuinely effective at keeping flies out while letting forklifts, trolleys and staff move through without breaking stride. We manufacture ours here in the UK for pedestrian doors, warehouse entrances and internal partitioning between work areas.

Beyond insect control, the strips do double duty holding a room’s temperature steady — handy for a chilled store in summer or a heated workshop in winter — while cutting down draughts and noise transfer between spaces. They’re built from thick, tough PVC that shrugs off daily knocks and wipes clean in seconds, with strip sizes running from 200 x 2mm for standard doorways up to 300 x 3mm for wider industrial entrances.

Clear or ribbed?

Both finishes do the same job of stopping insects while holding in temperature; the choice mostly comes down to what’s coming through the doorway. Go ribbed anywhere forklifts or pallet trucks are working the door — the raised ribs take the impact and shrug off scrapes that would eventually wear through a flat strip. Clear strips are the usual pick for pedestrian doors, general warehouse openings and partitioning inside a production area, where good visibility through the curtain matters more than impact resistance.

Fitting options

Most installations hook straight onto a stainless steel header rail, which makes the strips quick to lift off for cleaning or replacement — this is the setup we’d recommend for the majority of doorways. Bolt-on rails are available where a fixed mount suits the site better, and for wider or double-door openings we can supply a sliding track so the whole curtain runs clear of the opening.

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Product Features

Ribbed PVC Strips

RIBBED PVC STRIP

Choose ribbed where forklifts or pallet trucks are working the doorway — the raised profile takes the daily impact so the PVC doesn’t wear through.

Clear PVC Strips

CLEAR PVC STRIP

Our clear strips come in a range of widths and thicknesses to suit the opening, and are the usual choice for pedestrian doors and general warehouse use.

Stainless Steel Plates

MOUNTING OPTIONS

Most curtains hook straight onto a stainless steel header rail for quick removal and cleaning; bolt-on rails and sliding tracks are also available for wider or fixed installations.

Sliding Tracks

SLIDING DOORS

Sliding tracks are available for ease of use

Fly screen doors compared — Premier Screens Ltd, made to measure in the UK
Screen type Typical setting How it works Max width Frame / mesh Fitting
Single roller Home Spring-tensioned mesh pulls across and retracts into a slim aluminium cassette up to 1.5 m Decor grey; 20/30 midge mesh; toughened pet mesh; UV-reflecting Inside or outside, onto wood, UPVC or metal; 10 mm recess tolerance
Double roller Home — most popular Two mesh panels meet in the middle and retract to each side up to 3.5 m As single roller As single roller (guides in two sections above 2.3 m)
Plissé (pleated) Home — wide / step-free Concertina mesh folds into the cassette and holds any position Wide openings, incl. bi-folds Pleated mesh; cassette colours to match your doors Very low base guide (no trip hazard); photo checked before quoting
Commercial fly screen door Commercial kitchens & premises Hinged panel door with a base kick plate, centre push plate and self-closer Made to your exact size 50 mm × 15 mm mitred & riveted aluminium frame; charcoal mosquito mesh Ready-assembled; screw the hinges to your existing frame or subframe
Commercial heavy-duty Busy commercial kitchens & high-traffic premises Diamond metal grille protects the mesh and adds security; internal shoot bolt can be retrofitted Made to your exact size 50 mm × 15 mm frame; stainless steel mesh behind the grille Ready-assembled; universal hinge fitting
Heavy-duty, solid base High foot-traffic & delivery-cart premises Same diamond-grille construction as the heavy-duty door, with a reinforced solid base built to take constant knocks Made to your exact size 50 mm × 15 mm frame; stainless steel mesh behind the grille Ready-assembled; universal hinge fitting
Heavy-duty, double-action Hands-free premises — kitchens, cafés, warehouses Double-action hinges let the door swing both in and out; brush strip at the base helps keep out rodents too Single doors up to 1050 mm; double doors up to 2100 mm 50 mm × 15 mm frame; stainless steel mesh behind the grille Subframe fitted first, then the ready-assembled door(s) hinge onto it
Strip mesh (walk-through) Kitchen staff, trolleys & deliveries — constant foot traffic Overlapping weighted mesh strips swing aside and fall straight back; 30% overlap standard or 50% for exposed/windy doorways Single or double commercial doorways Suntex industrial polyester strips; 403-grade stainless steel rail & fittings Screw the rail up, hook the strips on; strips lift off individually to wash
PVC strip curtains Warehouses, workshops & internal partitioning Clear or ribbed PVC strips that flex aside for forklifts, trolleys and staff, then fall back into place; also helps hold in room temperature Made to your opening Thick tough PVC, 200 × 2 mm strips (standard) up to 300 × 3 mm (wider industrial entrances); clear or ribbed Fixed rail; wipes clean, no ongoing maintenance
Perforated PVC strip curtains High-traffic areas wanting extra airflow & visibility Evenly perforated PVC strips let air circulate while still cutting down flies, dust and noise Made to your opening Perforated PVC, transparent Fixed rail, same as standard PVC strip curtains
Chain fly screen Home & commercial A curtain of linked aluminium chain — walk straight through Most widths (wide openings in sections) Anodised aluminium chain, 1.8 mm wire Ready-assembled at 2200 mm; hang on the brackets, remove links to height

Buying for a food business? PVC strip curtains are commonly specified on goods-in and delivery bays in food premises. See what the hygiene regulations require of those openings.