Flyscreens Perth WA

We stock three main mesh types: standard fibreglass (most popular — good airflow, lightweight, affordable), aluminium mesh (stronger than fibreglass, better for high-traffic areas), and pet-resistant fibreglass (significantly thicker and stronger than standard mesh — rated to withstand cat scratching and dog pressure). All mesh is available in charcoal, black and grey to suit most frame colours.

Yes — this is one of our most common requests. We can re-mesh existing frames in any of our available mesh types, which is usually much more cost-effective than replacing the entire frame. If the frame itself is bent or damaged, we can also supply and fit a full replacement screen.

A retractable flyscreen door uses a spring-loaded cassette mounted to the side of the door frame. The mesh rolls out when you want to use it and retracts automatically when you push the door open, or manually when not needed. The cassette is only about 50–60mm wide, so it's barely visible when the screen is retracted. They're available for single and double door openings.

We can fit flyscreens to most window types — sliding windows, awning windows, casement windows and fixed windows. The mounting method varies by window type. For awning and casement windows that open outward, we use a hinged or magnetic flyscreen that opens inward. We'll assess your windows and recommend the right solution during your free measure.

Standard fibreglass mesh typically lasts 5–10 years before it begins to deteriorate or sag. Aluminium mesh lasts longer but may oxidise over time. Pet-resistant mesh can last well over 10 years with normal use. Frames, if aluminium, will last indefinitely in Perth's conditions. The most common reason for screen replacement is mesh tearing rather than frame deterioration.