About UK Flyscreen Company
DIY insect screens, cut to your window, delivered across the UK.
What we do
Most window screens are sold for a window that does not exist. They come in a box at a standard size, and then you get them home and discover the opening is 4 cm narrower on one side than the other, because nothing in an older house is square.
That is the problem we build around. Every screen we sell is cut to the window in front of you. You order the size above your opening and trim the frame down with a blade or a strong pair of scissors. No mitre saw, no tradesman, no waiting in for someone.
Nothing gets drilled either. A magnetic screen holds on a self-adhesive magnetic strip. It grips for years and lifts away without pulling the finish off the frame. For a rented flat, that is the difference between having screens and not having them.
How we work
We are an online shop. There is no showroom: keeping everything online is how the prices stay where they are. You order on this site, pay by card or PayPal at a secure checkout, and we deliver to your door anywhere in the UK.
Delivery is free on orders of £60 or more, and a flat £22 applies under that. If something is not right when it arrives, our Refunds & Returns policy sets out exactly what we do about it, and a real person answers theteam@customersupport.care.
Not sure what to order? Send us the width and height of your frame opening through the contact page and we will tell you exactly which screen and mesh to buy. Every kit is supplied oversize and you trim it down, so one size covers a range of openings rather than one exact measurement.
What we sell
Cut to fit
An out-of-square opening in an older house stops being an obstacle, because you shape the screen to it rather than the other way round. One product line covers the whole house.
No drilling
A self-adhesive magnetic strip holds the screen for years and comes off clean. There is no hole to explain when you leave, and the screens come with you.
Three meshes
Standard grey fibreglass for flies and mosquitoes, a tighter 20 x 20 grade for midges near water, and a heavy polyester pet mesh that claws cannot tear.
Parts, not just products
Frame, magnetic strip, corner sets and replacement mesh are all sold separately, so screening four odd windows costs less than four kits.
Most people looking for a screen company want one thing: the insects out and the window open. Here's what we do, in plain terms, so you can work out whether we're the right shop for the job.
Why buy from a screen specialist?
Screens are all we sell, and that shows up in a few practical ways:
- Sizes that suit real openings: you cut the screen to the window instead of hunting for a box that happens to match it.
- Mesh that matches the problem: flies, midges and pets each need a different weave, and we stock all three.
- Parts on the shelf: when a screen tears you replace the mesh, not the whole thing.
- Advice before you spend: send us your measurements and we'll tell you what to order.
What we actually do
We're an online shop selling DIY screens. Nobody comes to your house. That's worth saying plainly, because it changes what you should expect:
- You fit it yourself: a screen goes up in minutes with a blade or scissors. No tradesman, no appointment, no waiting in.
- You repair it yourself too: mesh, magnetic strip, frame and corners are sold separately, so a tear is a cheap fix rather than a new screen.
- We help you get the order right: the measuring guidance is free, and so is asking us before you buy.
- We ship and that's it: no survey, no quote, no salesman in your kitchen.
Benefits of a good window screen
A screen that fits properly earns its keep:
- The window stays open: air moves through the house on warm nights without anything flying in behind it.
- Fewer sprays indoors: a physical barrier does the job without putting anything into the air.
- Better sleep in summer: bedrooms are where most people put the first screen, and where they notice it most.
- The kitchen stops being a problem: cooking with the window open is the fastest way to fill a room with flies, and a screen ends it.
- Nothing left behind: no drilling means no holes to explain and no damage deposit at risk.
How to choose the right screen company
A few things worth checking before you order from anyone:
- Do they publish who they are? A trading name, a legal entity, a company registration number and a real address should all be easy to find.
- Do they tell you the mesh grade? standard and midge mesh are not interchangeable, and a shop that does not distinguish them is guessing.
- Is the returns policy written down? You want it in text before you buy, not in an email afterwards.
- Can you reach a person? Try the contact address before you order and see what comes back.
Our commitment to quality and service
We buy fibreglass and polyester mesh, proper magnetic strip, and tape that holds through a summer and then lets go cleanly. That's the whole product, so there's nowhere to hide if it's cheap.
If a screen is wrong for your window, we'll say so rather than sell it to you. And the email address on this page reaches a person, not a ticket queue. Shipping, refunds, terms and privacy are all written down and linked at the bottom of the page. Worth reading before you order rather than after.
Conclusion
Awkward opening? Rented flat? That's what this shop is for. Have a look at the range, or send us your measurements and we'll point you at the right screen.
Questions?
Frequently asked questions
What do you actually sell?
Insect screens you fit yourself. Magnetic window screens in standard or midge mesh, in white, brown or black. All of it online, delivered to your door.
Do you install the screens for me?
No. You fit it yourself, and it takes about five minutes. There's no installer to book and no call-out fee, which is a large part of why the screens cost what they do.
How does a screen fit a window that isn't square?
You buy the size above your opening and trim the frame down to match. Older houses are rarely square. Cutting to fit is the whole point.
Do I need to drill anything?
No. A magnetic screen sits on a self-adhesive magnetic strip. It holds for years and comes away without marking the frame.
Can I use these in a rented flat?
Yes, and it's one of the main reasons people buy them. Nothing gets drilled, the tape lifts off cleanly, and the screens come with you when you move.
What mesh grades do you sell?
Standard grey fibreglass for flies and mosquitoes, a tighter 20 x 20 grade for midges near water, and a heavy polyester pet mesh that stands up to claws.
Which mesh should I pick if I live near water?
The 20 x 20 midge grade. Standard mesh stops flies and mosquitoes, but midges are small enough to go straight through it.
Will a screen stop my cat pushing through?
That's what the pet mesh is for. Standard fibreglass won't survive a determined cat, so don't try to save money there if you have one.
Do screens block the light?
Barely. You lose a little brightness and the view stays clear from inside.
Can I buy just the mesh?
Yes. Mesh, magnetic strip, PVC frame and corner sets are all sold separately, so a repair doesn't mean buying a whole new screen.
Is it cheaper to do several windows?
Usually. Because the parts are sold separately, four odd windows work out less than four complete kits.
How long do they last?
Years, with normal use. Clean them now and then, keep them out of standing water, and that's about all the maintenance there is.
How do I clean a screen?
Lift it off, wash it with mild soap and water, let it dry, put it back. That's the whole job.
What if I measure wrong?
Order the next size up and trim it down. A screen can be cut smaller but never larger. So when you're between sizes, go bigger.
Can you tell me what to order?
Yes, and it's the quickest way to get this right. Send the width and height of your frame opening through the contact page and we'll tell you which screen and which mesh to buy.
Do they work on sliding and casement windows?
Yes. The screen mounts on the frame around the opening, so it doesn't matter how the window itself opens.
Can I use one on a caravan or motorhome?
Yes, as long as there's a flat frame surface for the tape to grip.
Do you sell to businesses?
Yes. Cafes, guesthouses and offices order from us, and there's a wholesale page if you need larger quantities.
Is there a showroom I can visit?
No. We're online only, and that's how the prices stay where they are.
How do I pay?
Credit and debit cards through Stripe, or PayPal. Both go through a secure checkout.
What does delivery cost?
Free above the order value shown at the top of this page, and a flat fee below it. The shipping page has the full detail.
What happens if something arrives damaged?
Tell us and we'll sort it out. The refunds and returns policy sets out exactly what you're entitled to, and the email address on this page reaches a person.
Are screens better than sprays and plug-ins?
They work differently. A screen is a physical barrier that keeps doing its job with the window wide open, and it doesn't put anything into the air you're breathing.
Who am I actually buying from?
The trading name, legal entity, company registration number and both addresses are in the company details higher up this page. We'd rather you knew that before you ordered than after.
Everything we promise is written down:
Frequently Asked Questions
What safety features do a DIY flyscreen kit offer?
a DIY flyscreen kit may offer screens with enhanced safety features like weather resistant and materials that are safe indoors.
How do Screen Supplies handle repairs?
Many Screen Supplies offer repair kits or services to fix damages like tears or holes, extending the life of your screens.
Are there any ongoing promotions from Screen Manufacturers?
Check websites and contact Screen Manufacturers directly to inquire about any ongoing promotions or discounts.
What sizes are available from a DIY flyscreen kit?
a DIY flyscreen kit typically offer a wide range of sizes, from standard window and window screen to customized dimensions.
How do I ensure quality when buying from Screen Supplies?
Ensure quality when buying from Screen Supplies by purchasing from reputable brands and checking user reviews and ratings.
What trends are impacting Screen Manufacturers?
Trends impacting Screen Manufacturers include the increasing demand for smart screens and integrated window solutions.
Do a DIY flyscreen kit sell accessories?
Yes, many a DIY flyscreen kit also sell accessories such as spline, clips, and tools required for screen installation and repair.
How often should I replace products from Screen Supplies?
The lifespan of products from Screen Supplies depends on material and usage, but typically, screens should be replaced every 5 to 7 years.
What impact do Screen Manufacturers have on energy savings?
Using products from Screen Manufacturers can contribute to energy savings by reducing the need for artificial cooling and enhancing natural ventilation.
Can I get expert advice from a DIY flyscreen kit?
Most a DIY flyscreen kit provide expert advice to help you choose the right products based on your specific needs and budget.
What bulk purchasing options are available from Screen Supplies?
Bulk purchasing from Screen Supplies often leads to discounts and is ideal for large projects or reselling purposes.
Are products from Screen Manufacturers resistant to pets?
Some Screen Manufacturers offer pet-resistant screens that are tougher and more durable to withstand scratches and bites from pets.
What customization options do a DIY flyscreen kit offer?
a DIY flyscreen kit often offer customization options including frame colors, screen materials, and special coatings for additional functionality.
What are the return policies of Screen Supplies?
Return policies for Screen Supplies vary, typically allowing returns within 30 days if products are in original condition.
How can I compare different Screen Manufacturers?
To compare Screen Manufacturers , look at their product ranges, technical specifications, prices, and customer reviews.
What certifications should I look for in a DIY flyscreen kit?
Look for certifications like ISO, GreenGuard, or similar from a DIY flyscreen kit to ensure quality and environmental compliance.
Can Screen Manufacturers provide samples?
Most Screen Manufacturers are happy to provide samples so you can test the quality and compatibility of the product before making a large purchase.
What are the shipping costs associated with Screen Supplies?
Shipping costs for Screen Supplies depend on the supplier, order size, and distance; some suppliers offer free shipping for large orders.
How do I maintain products from Screen Manufacturers?
Maintenance for products from Screen Manufacturers generally involves regular cleaning with mild detergent and water to remove dirt and debris.
Do a DIY flyscreen kit offer installation services?
Many a DIY flyscreen kit provide installation services, ensuring that your screens are properly fitted and functional.
What warranty do Screen Supplies come with?
Warranties on Screen Supplies vary by product and manufacturer covering defects and durability.
How long does delivery take from Screen Manufacturers?
Delivery times from Screen Manufacturers can vary, typically ranging from a few days to several weeks based on order size and location.
What is the price range for products from a DIY flyscreen kit?
Prices vary widely, but products from a DIY flyscreen kit depending on material and specifications.
Can I order custom sizes from Screen Supplies?
Yes, most providers of Screen Supplies offer custom sizing to ensure you get a perfect fit for your specific application requirements.
What innovations are Screen Manufacturers currently focusing on?
Screen Manufacturers are focusing on innovations like improved UV resistance, better visibility screens, and energy-efficient materials.
Are there eco-friendly a DIY flyscreen kit?
Many a DIY flyscreen kit offer eco-friendly options, including recyclable materials and products made from sustainable resources.
How do I choose the best Screen Manufacturer for my needs?
Choose a Screen Manufacturer by evaluating their product range, quality, customer reviews, and their ability to provide custom solutions.
What types of Screen Supplies are most popular?
The most popular Screen Supplies include fiberglass, aluminum, and solar screening materials, known for their durability and effectiveness.
How can I find a DIY flyscreen kit?
To locate a DIY flyscreen kit , use online directories or search engines, and check local listings to find reputable suppliers in your area.
Who are the top Screen Manufacturers?
Leading Screen Manufacturers known for their high-quality products and wide range of options.