Construction costs are currently skyrocketing

After internet research: Neher insect protection roller blind in the right size for €400/piece gross. That makes a loose €2,400 for self-installation with us. Other brands also have nice roller blinds :rolleyes:

What solutions are there for an insect screen lift-and-slide system? I've been pondering for a while how we should do it.

We had a Plisee from Neher installed on our 4m lift-and-slide door. Ours is 2m wide and we are quite satisfied with it. After showing them once, all the neighborhood kids understood how to open it ;) the handle strip was too subtle for the kids :D

We paid just under 1000€ gross including installation and 180€ color surcharge to match the color of the sliding door. It wouldn’t have been cheaper online :)

We equipped our entire house with insect protection last week. The lift-and-slide doors received pleated sliding doors, and our windows also got sliding pleats because we always wanted to have the option, for example, to pass something through the window/to air out a blanket at the window, etc. Additionally, we had all the windows made because I didn't want to decide between individual windows which one to open and which not to... and that was the right decision; we've had all the windows open at night for days now.

These are aluminum frames with fiberglass insect protection. For 3 lift-and-slide doors + 14 windows, including delivery and installation, we paid around €2500. I discovered the company via Instagram through a random promotional ad from a person, with a discount promotion :)

With the outside temperatures, the door doesn't stay open for long anyway. Therefore, I have no need to install [Fliegengitter].

We had a pleated blind from Neher installed on our 4m lift-and-slide door.

A pleated blind was once briefly discussed with us too, but maybe I should think about it more thoroughly again… Are they also available in Neher’s Transpatec fabric? Is the pleated blind double-winged?

A pleated blind was also briefly discussed with us, but maybe I should think about it more intensively again… Are there also ones made from Neher’s Transpatec fabric? Is the pleated blind double-winged?

I unfortunately can’t say whether it’s possible with Transpatec as well. Since the pleated blind is practically two fly screens one behind the other, I think you will always see the mesh. We have a single-winged mesh. Makes the most sense to me, because you always open the sliding door from the same side. We are satisfied so far. It is somewhat sensitive if you touch it in the lower area, it then pushes out of the rail. But you can very easily push it back in. For us, this is actually rather positive, as it’s not so bad if the child bumps into it—it’s practically a built-in buffer :)