Retractable Fly Screens are an extremely popular choice for modern Australian homes in 2024 for very good reasons. A common question we are asked is how much does a retractable fly screen cost? Retractable screens effortlessly screen all types of historically “difficult to screen” doors and windows (like popular bi-fold doors and casement windows) and […]
Cleaning and maintaining your retractable fly screens is important to keep them moving along their tracks smoothly and in good working condition. The Fly screen mesh in retractable fly screens will trap airborne contaminants such as dust & salt as air flows through the screen. Regular cleaning of your retractable flyscreens will remove these airborne […]
Retractable Fly Screens lend themselves to the ‘transterior trend’ in architecture which continues to gain momentum with homeowners looking to seamlessly blend their indoor and outdoor spaces. Wide span / Large doors are often used in conjunction with other natural elements, such as plants and textures, to achieve this design feature. They work well because […]
The Australian climate can provide some true scorchers every year. When the mercury climbs above forty degrees, even the most stoic of heat-junkies will be headed for the shade. But people have been living on this sweaty continent for tens of thousands of years without air conditioning – how did they manage it before retractable […]
If you’re building a new home or looking to re-design your existing home, the doors you choose can effectively rejuvenate and modernise your home in an instant. Retractable screen doors are the perfect option for anyone hoping to achieve just that. They’re ultra modern, attractive, customisable, and enable you to create a seamless transition from […]
A cute kitten or puppy will scratch at a flyscreen door with soulful eyes, waiting to be let in. Sure, it can be adorable, but eventually all those claw marks build up and can damage and even tear your flyscreen. Whether they’re itching to be let out or begging to come back in again (sometimes […]
