Mosquito screens for casement windows

Tilt and turn window screens are an effective and practical solution to keep your home free of mosquitoes and other unwanted insects, without compromising air circulation and natural light. With a wide variety of types, materials and sizes available, insect screens for casement windows are perfectly suited to your needs and preferences.

Definition of mosquito net

Just in case, let's take a look at what is a mosquito net. This is a millimeter mesh that is placed on doors and windows to stop the passage of insects, without blocking the passage of air or light.

What are mosquito nets effective against?

That is, they are class if you ask yourself how to prevent mosquitoes from entering or how to keep flies out. They are also useful for combating pollen or dust particles, which is appreciated when there are allergy sufferers at home.

Mosquito screens for casement windows

These can be placed in all kinds of windows, doors or balcony doors. It is necessary to adjust the dimensions to the opening where the anti-mosquito system is to be installed. They open and close on their own, thanks to a mechanism of springs or hinges.

They are easy to install. Also, their use and maintenance are quite simple. This is the type of mosquito netting that provides increased durabilityensuring a perfect seal.

Do you know what size folding mosquito net you need?

Here's how to take the measurements of the types of mosquito nets for hinged doors:

• To calculate the heightIf the distance is shorter than the others, you should check several different points (three will be enough) until it is clear if there is a shorter distance than the others. If so, this is the measurement you should take as a reference for the height.
• To calculate the width of the openingIf you are not sure, you should also check several points. In this case, from one side to the other. That is, from right to left or vice versa. If any distance turns out to be shorter, this is the one you will have to take into account for the width.

By the way, do not use a sewing tape measure for this task, as it is less reliable than metal tape measures. We also advise you to take measurements in millimeters for greater accuracy.