<p>How to Measure Windows for Flyscreens</p><p>5* 5*</p><p>1. Width (in millimetres) = “Daylight opening size” ...... </p><p>2. Height (in millimetres) = “Daylight opening size” ...... </p><p>3. Positioning of handle of window (left, right or bottom) = ...... </p><p>4. Type of window. (Wooden, steel or aluminium) = ...... </p><p>5. OR Instead of “Daylight Width & Height “, rather full width x height. </p><p>(Width x height of full Reveal Size) = Finished size of screen required ………………………… Notes: 1. Measure the opening of the window in millimetres – “daylight opening” OR Full Reveal Size of screen. 2. A wooden window has no cut-out. 3. A steel window has at least two cut-outs - handle and at bottom. 4. An aluminium window has at least one cut-out for the handle. 5. Multiply the width with the height to get the square meters of the window. 6. The screen frame fits over burglar proofing - requires cut- out with angle grinder when Installing (using a 1mm disc) How to Measure for Flyscreen Doors :</p><p>Sliding Doors :</p><p> HOW TO MEASURE FOR THE WIDTH</p><p> HOW TO MEASURE FOR THE HEIGHT</p><p>1. We would need the Total Width and Height of the sliding door from plaster to plaster frame measurements and then the sizes of the actual screen doors needed once the sliding glass doors are open. Finished side of actual door required</p><p>2. You also need the height positioning of the existing door handles and how far away from the glass the existing handle protrudes – this is to ensure that the screen doesn’t obstruct the existing glass door handles. </p><p>3. Midrail – If a Midrail is required, please indicate the height of the Midrail. A Midrail is recommended to prevent customers from walking into our screen doors! Our mesh is so invisible that many of our customers walk into our doors and we would like to prevent future call outs for you. However we do many screen doors without Midrails.</p><p>Hinged Screen Door :</p><p>Measure the size of the door opening – ensuring that there is an additional 18mm for Hinges and </p><p>Hold Back catch on the sides. </p>