Pleated Mesh
Application - Window, Door, Vent’s, Casement Window, French Window, Bi - Fold Window & Balcony Etc
Pleated fly screens
Pleated fly screens for doors and windows have their roots firmly planted in the Japanese traditional culture of ‘compactness’ and were first seen nearly 200 years ago.
Elegant, subtle and super-compact, our folding fly screens deliver on that ancient tradition in a way that’s fit for 21st Century living.
There’s nothing compact about their coverage though – these pleated marvels will fit openings up to 9m wide and 3m high in a double configuration.
Stop in the name of the floor
Our pleated fly screens are a little different in that you can stop them anywhere. They also have a very low-profile bottom rail meaning they fit almost flush with your floor, so you don’t have to worry about stepping over guide channels.
But like all our screens, the Distinction concertina fly screen door can be colour-matched to your existing framework or interior design preferences to become part of your whole house scheme.
View an install of pleated screens on doors and windows across a Wimbledon home here.
Gentle giant
The gentlest of touches is all that’s needed to operate the Distinction pleated screen door. As you move the slide bar to deploy the screens, the pleated mesh unfolds and gets to work, preventing insects and blocking up to 55% of the sun’s harmful rays. A series of Kevlar cords tension the screens allowing the mesh to retain its shape, preventing sagging and tearing. The entire construction is designed for maximum durability, elegance and ease of use.
Let us welcome you to the fold. Book a home survey or chat to our sales team about the perks of pleats.
Distinction opens doors
Despite bifolds being the most popular door partner for Distinction, they also work with sliding, single or double doors. Whatever your door type, you’ll want to open them more often with Macharguard’s pleated fly screens. Enjoy those summer evenings for longer – Distinction fits all door openings up to 9m wide with two screens working together. If you’d prefer a powered screen with remote control action, take a look at our power screens page.
