Insect Screen Net BROS 130 x 150 cm black — window mesh for protection

The BROS insect screen net 130 x 150 cm in black is a lightweight window mesh designed to keep flying insects out while maintaining airflow and outside visibility. The cut-to-fit design allows trimming to match a range of standard window sizes. The mesh is intended for temporary or seasonal installation on windows, balconies and other openings where simple insect protection is needed without permanent fixtures.

Advantages

The insect screen net provides effective barrier protection against flies, mosquitoes and other small insects while preserving ventilation and daylight. The black mesh reduces visual distraction and offers discreet coverage on windows. Its lightweight construction makes it easy to handle and trim, and the product can be fitted quickly without specialized tools or permanent modifications to the window frame.

Suitable for

• Home windows in living rooms, bedrooms and kitchens
• Balcony doors and small outdoor openings
• Seasonal or temporary insect protection in cottages and rental properties
• Situations where lightweight, cut-to-fit mesh is preferred over fixed screens

Key specifications

• Color: black
• Nominal size: 130 x 150 cm (trim-to-fit)
• Material: lightweight window mesh (synthetic fiber)
• Mesh function: allows air flow and visibility while blocking flying insects
• Installation type: temporary/seasonal, cut-to-fit trimming for custom dimensions

How to use

Measure the window opening and mark the mesh for trimming. Use scissors or a utility knife to cut the mesh to the required dimensions following the marked lines. Attach the trimmed mesh to the window frame or opening using adhesive strips, hook-and-loop fasteners, magnetic tape or other temporary fixing methods suitable for the surface. Ensure edges are secured to prevent gaps where insects could enter. For repeated use, store the mesh flat or rolled to avoid creasing.

Usage recommendations

For best performance, check the surface of the window frame is clean and dry before attaching the mesh. Trim slightly larger than the opening if you plan to tuck edges into the frame, or trim to exact size if using adhesive or magnetic fixings. Replace the mesh if tears or significant wear appear that could allow insects to pass through.