Quite possibly the most popular type of mesh, it is made using a process called fibreglass weaving. It involves creating fibres from melted glass that are then pulled through a machine to create individual fibres. This mesh type is coated with PVC to protect it from UV rays and moisture.
Our insect mesh features an 18×16 gauge weave, designed to effectively keep out various insects, including bees, wasps, large spiders, flies, ladybirds, mosquitoes, and moths.
For areas where smaller insects, such as midges, are prevalent — like parts of Scotland and the UK — we recommend using midge mesh, which has a tighter weave of 30×20.
It is lightweight, durable, and flexible. Making it ideal for applications such as flyscreens, soffits, vents, shading, and more. It depends on what you wish to use it for, as there are different types of mesh for different projects.
We ensure our mesh is of high quality by sourcing it from reliable suppliers and checking it thoroughly. This guarantees a clean finish and a top-quality product, which is reflected in our pricing.
Shipping & Delivery
We ship this mesh from Gloucestershire, UK to all over the world. No matter how many you order, it is packed carefully and precisely to ensure it arrives to you in one piece. If you have any concerns, simply give us a call and we’re happy to chat.
Bulk Orders
We are pleased to accept bulk orders. Please email us at [email protected] with the quantity of rolls you would like to order and your delivery address. We can then provide you with a discounted shipping cost compared to the prices listed on our website. For larger orders, we may ship by pallet.
Prevents
Our standard insect mesh features an 18×16 gauge weave, designed to effectively keep out various insects, including bees, wasps, large spiders, flies, ladybirds, mosquitoes, and moths.
Fixing Methods
Fibreglass mesh is easy to install as well. Simply cut to the size needed and secure into place using clips or adhesive. Then use a staple gun, nails or screws. You can then seal the edges using silicone, which will prevent moisture or insects from creeping through any gaps that may be present.
Did you know?
This type of mesh can be recycled – although the availability of recycling options may vary depending on your location. In the recycling process, the mesh is either ground down into a fine powder or melted and reformed to create new products. To find out if your local recycling centre accepts this type of mesh and to understand the specific procedures they follow, it’s a good idea to contact them directly or visit their website for more information.
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