Mosquito nets for windows and doors.
Call it a mosquito net, a fly screen or an insect screen — in Dubai it's the same need: open windows and doors, moving air, and nothing biting. The difference between the nets people search for and what we make is the fit. A loose or DIY net sags, gaps at the edges and gets taken down within a season. Ours are framed screens, made to measure in our Dubai workshop for each door and window, sealed at the edges, and fitted by our own team — mosquito nets that stay up and work for years.
Free measurement · Workshop-made · Fitted by our own team
Mosquito nets for doors.
Doors are the bigger entry point — far bigger than windows. A door opens fully, many times a day, and every opening lets the room's mosquitoes in. That's why “mosquito net for doors” is the most-searched term in this market, and why door screening is where we tell people to start:
- Sliding and balcony doors — a framed screen panel in its own track, or a pleated screen on wide doors. See Sliding Door Fly Screens · Pleated Fly Screens.
- Hinged entrance doors — a framed screen door or a pleated screen that stacks to the side, so the main door can stand open.
- What makes a door net work is the seal, not the mesh: brush seals on the meeting edges and a frame measured to your opening. A net that stops at the mesh and leaves a 5mm gap has done nothing.
If you screen one thing first, screen the door you open most.
| What people search | What it means |
|---|---|
| Fly screen | The aluminium-framed mesh panel we build in our workshop. The standard name in the UAE trade. |
| Mosquito net | The name most Dubai households use. Same product: fine mesh that keeps mosquitoes out of bedrooms and living rooms. |
| Insect screen | The same product, common with European expats. Fitted to windows, doors and balconies. |
| Fly net | Informal name for the mesh screen, usually meaning a sliding door screen. |
| Net for windows | Either the mesh material itself or a fixed window screen. We make both. |
| Mosquito mesh | The woven material. Ours is fine fibreglass for windows and a heavier weave for doors. |
Nets for every opening.
Window nets and door nets, each built for how the opening gets used.
Window mosquito nets
Fixed or openable panels for bedrooms, kitchens and living rooms.
Door mosquito nets
Sliding or pleated screens for balcony doors and entrances.
Mosquito net installation
Measured, made and fitted by our own team across seven emirates.
Which net for which opening.
- Windows you rarely open fully → fixed framed screen. See Fixed Fly Screens for Windows.
- Windows you open daily → rollup screen that retracts into a cassette. See Rollup Fly Screens.
- Sliding/balcony doors → sliding screen panel; wide, French or bi-fold doors → pleated.
- The whole home → work room by room in this order: main door, balcony door, bedroom windows, kitchen window, bathrooms. Screening the priority openings first stops most mosquitoes; the rest can follow.
Mesh colour: the view question.
Counter-intuitive but true: dark mesh is easier to see through than light mesh. A dark grey or charcoal mesh reflects less light back at your eye, so the view stays clearer and the screen is less noticeable from inside. Light mesh looks “cleaner” in the roll and worse on the window. We’ll show you both against your own glass on the measurement visit.
Where Dubai mosquitoes actually come from.
Most indoor mosquitoes here breed within a few hundred metres of home: standing water in balcony plant trays and AC condensate, landscaped lakes and irrigation in communities like the Marina, JLT and the Ranches, and shaded stairwell corners. You can’t drain the neighbourhood — but a fitted net means their problem stays outside. Two habits multiply the effect: empty plant-tray water weekly, and keep the screen door closed even for “just a minute” trips to the balcony.
Not a bed net.
A bed net protects one bed, at night, and does nothing for the rest of the home. A fitted window and door netting system protects every room, all day, and lets you open the house up. We don’t sell bed nets or DIY magnetic nets — we make and fit framed screens. If a bed net is genuinely all you need, we’ll say so on the call.
Drill-free and rental fittings.
Many of our fittings are drill-free or minimal-fix — clamped, track-riding or sealed into existing frames — which is why the system suits rentals. Tell us you’re renting and we’ll spec each opening accordingly, and confirm what (if anything) needs a landlord’s or building’s permission before we make anything.
Keeping nets working.
Rinse mesh with a soft spray monthly in dusty months, brush seals with a dry brush, and never oil sliding tracks (oil holds grit — see our repair advice). Torn mesh doesn’t mean a new screen: re-meshing is a standard workshop job. See Fly Screen Repair in Dubai.
Asked a lot. Answered straight.
Yes. Mosquito net, fly screen, insect screen and fly net are different names for one product: fine mesh in an aluminium frame.
No. We make fitted screens for windows and doors, not hanging bed nets.
Bedrooms first, then living rooms and kitchens. Any room where windows stay open in the evening.
Every net is made to measure, so pricing depends on the size and type. The exact quote is free at the visit.
Yes. We make screens for sliding, casement, awning and tilt-and-turn windows across Dubai homes.
The fine weave cuts down the dust that drifts in with the breeze, though its main job is insects.
Yes. We measure every opening in one free visit and quote per opening.
Call or WhatsApp +971 52 443 2655. Photos of your windows and doors speed up the estimate.
No. Start with the doors and the rooms you sleep and sit in. The priority order in the selector section above stops most of the problem for a fraction of whole-home cost.
Yes — the fine mesh grades we fit stop sandflies as well as mosquitoes. Tell us if sandflies are your main problem and we'll spec the finer weave.
In most cases yes — drill-free and minimal-fix options exist for most openings. We confirm per opening on the free measurement visit.
Whatever you call it, we make it.
Free measurement. Made in our workshop. Fitted across seven emirates.
Fly screens designed, cut and assembled in our own workshop, then fitted across seven emirates. Made to measure. Fitted right.