Selecting The Correct Fly Screen For Your Window Type
Below you’ll find the different options for fitting window fly screens, depending on your window type. Whether you’re after a single window fly screen for one opening or fly screens for windows across a full elevation, this guide will help you find the right fit. If you’re unsure, feel free to contact us for our input and recommendation.
Centre pivot windows
Consider using;
Two panel screens with brush seal, one internal/one external
Canopy fly screens
Which Fly Screen Suits Your Window?
Use this as a quick reference alongside the selector above — a summary of which screens to consider for each window type, and how they’re typically fitted.
Fly screen options by window type — Premier Screens Ltd, made to measure in the UK | Window type | Screen options to consider |
| Double opening window, fixed pane(s) in centre | - Roller — on the opening windows, or over the full width
- Hinged — on the opening windows
- Sliding — to cover the whole reveal
- Magnetic — on the opening sections
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| Single opening window, side fixed pane or in own reveal | - Roller — on the opening windows, or over the full width
- Hinged — on the opening windows
- Sliding — to cover the whole reveal
- Magnetic — on the opening sections
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| Opening top lights (double or single) | - Roller — on the opening windows, or over the full width
- Hinged — on the opening windows
- Sliding — to cover the whole reveal
- Magnetic — on the opening sections
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| Sash windows | |
| Centre pivot windows | - Two-panel screens with brush seal — one internal, one external
- Canopy
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| Velux windows | - Two-panel screens with brush seal — one internal, one external
- Roller — on the opening windows, or over the full width
- Magnetic — on the opening sections
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