Fly Screens in Emirates Hills

In a one-off villa, the right answer is rarely the same screen repeated around the house. Oversized sliding walls and bespoke openings usually call for fully custom pleated screens, which cover a large span in one run and fold back when the room is opened to the garden, lake or golf course. Sliding door screens made to the millimetre suit the non-standard door systems these homes often use, running as part of the door's daily operation.

Feature windows — including the tall and arched shapes found across Emirates Hills — take fixed screens shaped for that window alone. Smaller, occasionally opened windows can take rollup screens that retract when not in use, and mosquito nets for doors suit a service or garden doorway in constant use. Premium finish options are chosen with you at consultation, so frame colours and mesh types follow the villa's design across very different openings.

The detail that makes a screen succeed in an Emirates Hills villa is usually how little it announces itself. We keep frames slim, use hidden fixings where possible, and recess tracks where the construction allows, so clean architectural lines are not interrupted by the screening. Dark mesh set against dark frames is barely visible, even on large glass walls.

With one point of contact from measurement to fitting, those decisions stay consistent from the first room to the last, and we coordinate around interior designers and contractors so screens arrive at the right stage of a project. After fitting, a large villa benefits from the same point of contact for upkeep: our team also handles repairs and re-meshing, so a damaged panel in one wing can be put right without re-screening the house. If a screen stops running cleanly or mesh is torn, contact us and we will assess whether a repair or a replacement made in our workshop is right.