Fly screen re-meshing in Hobart
Torn or tired fly screens? Bring your window screens and screen doors to our Cambridge workshop. We fit new mesh and let you know when they're ready to collect.
Four simple steps
- Send a quick requestFill in the booking form below with your details. Tell us how many screens or doors you're bringing and the mesh you want. No measuring needed.
- Drop them offWe confirm a drop-off time at 11/8 Cessna Way, Cambridge TAS 7170. Visits are by appointment only.
- We re-meshWe remove the old mesh and fit new mesh. If a frame is too damaged to re-mesh well, we tell you before doing any work.
- CollectWe email you when they're ready to collect.
What to bring
- Your screens and screen doorsWindow screens and fly screen doors with aluminium frames.
- Any loose partsClips, handles or fittings that came off. Bring them along.
- A label on each screenA strip of masking tape with the room name saves mix-ups when you refit them.
Bent frames, cracked corners or missing parts? A new screen is sometimes the better option. See fly screens and fly screen doors.
Send us your details
No measuring needed. Send your details and we'll reply by email to confirm a drop-off time at our Cambridge workshop.
- info@scenicscreensandblinds.com.au
- 11/8 Cessna Way, Cambridge TAS 7170Appointments only
Thanks, your re-mesh request is in.
We'll reply by email to confirm a drop-off time at our Cambridge workshop.
Choose your new mesh
A good time to upgrade. Swap a torn standard mesh for Pet Mesh on a busy back door, or SS304 stainless for extra strength.
The everyday insect mesh. Good airflow, a clear view and a budget-friendly price.
- The most cost-effective mesh
- Matt charcoal finish cuts sun glare
- Won't dent, corrode or stain
- Not as tough as Pet Mesh or stainless steel
- Not BAL rated, so not for bushfire-prone areas
Rigid aluminium mesh with a deep black finish that keeps a clean, flat panel.
- Rigid, with clean, flat panels
- Deep black finish
- Rated up to BAL-29 for bushfire-prone areas
- Not as tough as Pet Mesh or stainless steel
- For coastal homes, stainless steel is the better choice
Heavy-gauge polyester mesh that stands up far better to paws, claws and knocks.
- One of the toughest meshes, about four times the strength of fibreglass
- Stands up to dogs, cats and children
- Lasts up to six times longer than standard insect mesh
- Thicker strands, so less airflow and a less clear view
- Not BAL rated, so not for bushfire-prone areas
Fine stainless steel mesh with the clearest view. It's strong and suits coastal homes.
- The clearest view of our fly screen meshes
- About three times stronger than standard insect mesh
- Class 3 corrosion resistance, made for the coast
- Rated up to BAL-40 in a metal frame
- Costs more than the other fly screen meshes
BAL (Bushfire Attack Level) ratings are to AS 3959:2018, from the mesh manufacturer's data sheets. Stainless steel mesh needs a metal frame for BAL-40. In a bushfire-prone area? Tell us your site's BAL in your re-mesh request.
Re-meshing questions
Do I need to measure for re-meshing?
No. You bring the screens to us, so there's nothing to measure. Just tell us how many screens or doors you're bringing and the mesh you want.
Can you re-mesh screen doors?
Yes. We re-mesh fly screen doors as well as window screens.
How long does re-meshing take?
It depends on how many screens you bring and how busy the workshop is. We'll give you a time when we confirm your drop-off.
Do I need to book?
Yes. Send the booking form on this page first so we know what's coming, and we'll confirm a drop-off time with you.
Ready to fix those screens?
Send your details and we'll confirm a drop-off time at our Cambridge workshop. No measuring needed.
Prefer email? Write to info@scenicscreensandblinds.com.au. We reply to every request in writing.
