Fly Screens for Windows: Window Fly Screen Selector

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.

double opening window

Double opening window with fixed pane/panes in centre

Consider using, for Commercial and Residential;

Roller fly screens on the opening windows, or over the full width

Hinged screens on the opening windows

Sliding fly screens to cover the whole reveal

Magnetic fly screens on the opening sections

 

single opening window

Single opening window with either side fixed pane or in own reveal

Consider using, for Commercial and Residential;

Roller fly screens on the opening windows, or over the full width

Hinged screens on the opening windows

Sliding fly screens to cover the whole reveal

Magnetic fly screens on the opening sections

 

opening top lights

Opening top lights, double or single

Consider using, for Commercial and Residential;

Roller fly screens on the opening windows, or over the full width

Hinged screens on the opening windows

Sliding fly screens to cover the whole reveal

Magnetic fly screens on the opening sections

 

sash windows

Sash Windows

Consider using, for Commercial and Residential;

Roller fly screens on the opening windows, or over the full width

Hinged screens on the opening windows

Sliding fly screens to cover the whole reveal

Magnetic fly screens on the opening sections

Vertical Sliding fly screens to cover the whole reveal

 

centre pivot windows

Centre pivot windows

Consider using;

Two panel screens with brush seal, one internal/one external

Canopy fly screens

 

Velux windows

Velux Windows

Consider using;

Roller fly screens on the opening windows, or over the full width

Magnetic fly screens on the opening sections

 

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
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
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
Sash windows
  • Roller — on the opening windows, or over the full width
  • Hinged — on the opening windows
  • Sliding — to cover the whole reveal
  • Vertical sliding — to cover the whole reveal
  • Magnetic — on the opening sections
Centre pivot windows
  • Two-panel screens with brush seal — one internal, one external
  • Canopy
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