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Fly screen shutters

What Are Fly Screen Shutters?

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Benefits of Shutters with Fly Screens

Keeps insects out

Let Fresh Air In

Elegant Appearance

Energy Efficient

Custom Made

Easy to Maintain

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Where to Use Fly Screen Shutters

Materials and Design

Maintenance and Cleaning

Why Choose Us

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With Fly Screen Shutters

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Shutters with Fly Screens FAQs

Fly screen shutters are stylish window or door shutters with built-in mesh panels that stop insects from entering your home while allowing air and light to pass through.

Yes, they can be custom-made to fit almost any size or shape of window or door, including patio doors, French doors, and conservatory windows. 

No. The fine mesh is designed to keep insects out without blocking natural light, so your rooms stay bright and airy.

Yes. The mesh can be gently wiped or vacuumed, and the frames can be cleaned with a soft cloth and mild detergent to keep them looking like new.

Absolutely. The shutters are designed to move easily, allowing you to open and close your windows without removing them.

Yes, they’re perfect for kitchens as they help maintain hygiene by keeping flies and wasps away from food preparation areas.

Yes. They’re ideal for patio and French doors, letting fresh air circulate while keeping insects out of your living space.

Most are made with sturdy aluminium or uPVC frames and fine fibreglass or polyester mesh that resists tearing and corrosion.

Yes. You can choose from a range of colours and finishes to match your décor and existing shutters or frames.

They do offer a level of privacy, as the mesh makes it harder for people outside to see in while maintaining clear visibility from the inside.

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