Insect Panel Curtain – DIY Kit (95cm x 235cm) – Black panels

THE FLYSCREEN COMPANY LIMITED

£22.5

A practical DIY insect panel curtain for domestic doorways, designed to provide easy access while helping reduce flying insects entering the home. Black mesh panels Grey rail system Two central panels slide aside for easier access Weighted panels help reduce movement in light airflow Suitable for door openings up to 95cm wide × 235cm high Each mesh panel is approximately 27cm wide Can be trimmed and adjusted during installation Multiple kits can be fitted side by side for wider openings Suitable for internal or external installation, depending on how the door opens DIY kit only Screw-fix insta

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as THE FLYSCREEN COMPANY LIMITED, number 03615661. Checked 2026-08-29.
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