Insect Screen / Fly Screen

Spare Parts for Insect Screens & Fly Screens

A tear in the mesh or a broken component on the frame immediately allows mosquitoes, wasps, and other pests into your home. With the right original and aftermarket components, you can easily repair your insect screen yourself without having to buy an expensive new system. We supply high-quality, durable spare parts for fly screen doors, tension frames, roll-up insect screens, and cellar lightwell covers (suitable for popular systems including Roma, Neher, Lämmermann, and MHZ).

Premium Accessories from Replacement Mesh to Mounting Hardware

Whether due to wear from UV radiation, pets, or mechanical strain – you will quickly find the right accessories for your repair in our specialized sections:

Insect Screen Replacement Mesh: Robust, weather-resistant mesh by the meter or roll (e.g., classic fiberglass mesh, highly transparent clear-view mesh, extremely tear-resistant PetScreen scratch protection, or specialized pollen protection mesh).
Frame Components & Hardware: Sturdy corner connectors, hinges for fly screen doors, magnetic catches, brush seals, and pull tabs.
Fixings & Installation: Rustproof stainless steel mounting brackets (spring clips) in various depths for damage-free installation of tension frames onto window frames, as well as matching spline cords and spline rollers for inserting the mesh.
Roll-Up Screen Accessories: Specific parts for insect screen roll-ups such as pull cords, brake elements, guide rails, and bottom bars.

Insect Screen Part Not Found? Use Our Photo Service!

If you cannot find a specific plastic part, bracket, or profile in our online shop, we are happy to assist you personally. Simply send us an email. For quick processing, please provide the following details:

Manufacturer / Brand of the system (e.g., Neher, Lämmermann, Roma, etc. – if known)
Application area: Is it for a window, a door, or a roll-up screen?

Important – Please provide clear photos from the following angles for identification:

Installed position: 1 image showing where the defective part sits on the frame or mesh.
Close-up: 1 detailed picture of the uninstalled or damaged component (ideally placed next to a ruler or measuring tape).
Profile cross-section: If you are looking for brackets or profiles, please take a photo exactly from the edge/side to show the shape of the cross-section.