custom made mosquito screens

[domdom]

Hello

Can anubody recomend a good supplier of quality mosquito screens for windows and doors ? We are in Najomtien.

Have a nice day

[scubascuba3]

Add Fon to Line or call her she's very good and thai price. Her company fitted a couple of screens last year

[domdom]

Thanks a lot... I just contacted her through line

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[domdom]

Hello

 

She came just now, had good impression, made good offer and we contracted her

Thanks a lot

[scubascuba3]

53 minutes ago, domdom said:

Hello

 

She came just now, had good impression, made good offer and we contracted her

Thanks a lot

No problem, she's very good, fitted two screens for me and a glass shower screen

[smedly]

how much if you don't mind me asking

[domdom]

Sliding good quality white aluminium with fiber net apparimately 2 m high per 1.10 width 2000 bahts

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[pomchop]

reminds me of screens installed at a house i once owned while away...they put the screens on the inside of the sliding glass windows so every time you wanted to open or close the window you had to remove the screen..TIT

[giddyup]

13 hours ago, pomchop said:

reminds me of screens installed at a house i once owned while away...they put the screens on the inside of the sliding glass windows so every time you wanted to open or close the window you had to remove the screen..TIT

Our screens are on the inside, but the screen slides the same as the window, it's on a different track than the window. In Australia the insect screens are usually on the outside, but not here.

[jacko45k]

16 hours ago, pomchop said:

reminds me of screens installed at a house i once owned while away...they put the screens on the inside of the sliding glass windows so every time you wanted to open or close the window you had to remove the screen..TIT

Leave the windows unlocked and open them from the outside!

[pomchop]

8 hours ago, jacko45k said:

Leave the windows unlocked and open them from the outside!

so i have to go outside, climb a ladder to open a second floor window?  no thanks

[jacko45k]

5 hours ago, pomchop said:

so i have to go outside, climb a ladder to open a second floor window?  no thanks

Are you from the USA (where you left your SOH?). I recall in the first home I rented here, the bug screens were on the outside and retained by simple little plastic catches. Unfortunately the street I lived on had an awful road, consisting of loose stone and dirt and dust was everywhere when someone drove past.... it came in through the screens, but some got caught up and they always needed cleaning. They also used to stop any breezes too. My current place has  less dust and I manage without bug screens. Have a couple of bug-killing gadgets sparking off in the lounge and bedroom is kept closed. 

[Dante99]

6 hours ago, pomchop said:

so i have to go outside, climb a ladder to open a second floor window?  no thanks

No man you just use a long piece of bamboo to reach up and slide it.  All Thai houses have a long piece of bamboo for doing various tasks, it is required by the building code.

[ExpatOilWorker]

On 11/14/2021 at 1:08 PM, domdom said:

Sliding good quality white aluminium with fiber net apparimately 2 m high per 1.10 width 2000 bahts

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You are good to go with the nylon fiber netting, but check if this Fon also offer metal screens. 

I just fitted metal screens and it looks great.

 

[domdom]

She does but recomends fiber.. In other windows I have both one window with metal and one with fiber and I prefer fiber..

Have a nice day

[ExpatOilWorker]

10 minutes ago, domdom said:

She does but recomends fiber.. In other windows I have both one window with metal and one with fiber and I prefer fiber..

Have a nice day

Fiber is probably the better choice is certain locations, so good call.

Our window have 10 hours of direct sun and it made the fiber brittle.

The metal have a beautiful shine to it on sunny days and virtually invisible on cloudy days.

[domdom]

Hello

They came and fitted everything...

Very good job, done in time at reasonable rate

Have a nice weekend