Keep Mosquitoes Out. Keep Fresh Air In.

Five to seven working days from measurement to installation for most homes, depending on how many openings there are. Dealer orders, where the sizes arrive already measured, are usually ready in three to five working days. Because we build in our own workshop rather than ordering in, we can give you a date at the time of quoting and hold it.

Yes, and it is our own team that does it — the same people who fabricated your screens, not a subcontracted fitter. Installation is included in the quote, and it is generally finished in a single visit. If anything ever needs adjusting afterwards, you call us directly.

Yes — that is exactly how our dealer partner program works. You measure, we manufacture to your sizes, and you install at your customer's place and keep the margin. If a system is new to you, we will walk your fitter through the first installation. See the dealer program page for the trade terms.

Every unit carries our warranty on material and fabrication — the aluminium, the mesh and the assembly. Fittings such as handles, hinges, rollers and magnets are individually replaceable rather than sealed in, and the mesh in any of our frames can be re-fitted on site if it is ever damaged, so a single torn panel never means buying the screen again.

Our installation team covers Chennai and the surrounding districts. Beyond that we supply dealers and despatch finished units by transport to other towns in Tamil Nadu. Call us on +91 98418 33719 with your location and we will tell you honestly what is workable.

No. Measurement and quotation are free anywhere in Chennai and the nearby suburbs. You only pay once you approve the quote.

SS 304 stainless steel mesh across the range. It will not rust in coastal humidity, holds its tension instead of sagging, and stands up to pets and casual knocks — which is why we standardised on it rather than offering a cheaper fibre mesh that has to be replaced in a few years. Black is the usual choice because it visually recedes and gives the clearest view.

Very little. Our profiles are slim and the mesh is fine, and black mesh in particular visually recedes so you look through it rather than at it. Airflow is reduced only marginally.

Yes — that is most of our work. All our window systems are designed to mount onto existing aluminium, uPVC, wooden or grilled openings without replacing the window.

Yes. Openable and sliding panels lift out for washing, and the mesh in every system can be re-fitted on site if it is ever damaged. Roller screens retract into their cassette, which keeps the mesh cleaner to begin with.

They solve different halves of the problem. A coil or a plug-in vaporiser works by putting insecticide into the air of the room you are sitting in, and it stops working when the refill runs out or the window is open. A cream has to go on your skin, and only protects the skin it covers. A screen is a physical barrier at the opening: it works every night without being switched on, refilled or reapplied, and nothing is released into the room. Most of our customers keep a repellent for the garden and stop using anything indoors.

There is nothing to be safe from — the product is aluminium, mesh and fittings. Nothing burns, nothing evaporates and nothing goes on anyone's skin, so there is no smoke to breathe overnight and nothing a child or a pet can knock over or chew. For households with infants or someone with asthma, that is usually the reason they call us in the first place.

Dengue, malaria and chikungunya all spread through mosquito bites, so fewer mosquitoes in the room means fewer chances to be bitten. A screen is not a medical treatment and it cannot do anything about mosquitoes breeding outside — clearing standing water around the house matters just as much. What it does is keep them out of the rooms where your family sleeps, which is where most bites happen.

Both deal with mosquitoes that are already inside. A racket only works while somebody is awake and holding it, and a zapper waits for the insect to come to it — neither stops the next one coming through the window. A screen changes the arithmetic: they never get in, so there is nothing to hunt at midnight.

Each opening is priced on its size, the system it needs and the mesh you choose, so a small bathroom window costs a fraction of a wide balcony door. Doing several openings in one visit brings the per-unit price down, which is why we quote the whole house and let you decide what to fit now and what to leave for later. It is a one-time cost against coils or refills you buy every month.

Not if the right system is chosen. Frames come in white, brown, black and ivory to match what you already have, and black mesh in particular recedes visually — you end up looking through it rather than at it. Where a permanent frame would look heavy, a roller screen rolls out of sight entirely and an invisible grill keeps a balcony open.

Yes, and the wider the opening the more the system matters. Beyond about six feet a lightweight slider starts to sag at the meeting edge, so for wide spans we use the reinforced Dura Pleat for doors or the Slim Sliding system with metal roller wheels for windows. Both are built to hold their line across a long run.

Yes — this is one of the reasons we fit SS 304 stainless mesh as standard. It resists both claws and casual cutting, where a fibre mesh would simply give way. On doors that get pushed at we would also suggest the security mesh door with its heavier frame. Tell us there is a pet in the house when we measure and we will quote accordingly.

The mesh is a replaceable part, not a sealed unit. We can re-mesh any of our frames on site, and every fitting — handles, hinges, rollers, magnets — can be swapped individually. A torn panel does not mean buying the whole screen again.

It depends on the opening, and we will tell you before we start. Most systems fix to the reveal or the existing grill rather than the window itself, which matters for uPVC windows and for rented flats. Where a build-out is needed we use a box channel so the fixing goes into the channel instead of your joinery.

A soft brush or the vacuum on a low setting, every couple of months. Openable and sliding panels lift out so you can wash them flat, and roller screens stay cleaner on their own because the mesh sits inside the cassette when it is not in use. Avoid a pressure washer — it stretches the mesh.

The roller screens can. They run on a quiet A-OK tubular motor operated from a remote or a wall switch, and because that is a standard motor it can be wired into most home-automation setups. It is the usual answer for tall windows and stairwell glazing that nobody can reach comfortably.