The mosquito net is made from carbon fibre and is resistant to weathering and damage. DAKO offers six types of mosquito nets, allowing you to choose the right solution for your needs.
The mosquito net is frame-mounted to the window using rotary handles. The frames are made of an aluminium profile in two variants: with a "fin" adjacent to the window frame and without a "fin" with a brush seal. The second option is used when the window frame is completely built in or when a roller shutter is installed on the window. The system allows you to work with most window profiles. In autumn, the mosquito net can be dismantled, cleaned and stored until the next season in order to extend its life.
Sliding and pleated mosquito nets:
The mosquito net moves between the upper and lower guide rail. In the lower part, there is a roller with a mechanism that enables smooth adjustment of the angle of inclination of each unit. A wide selection of rail fittings allows you to mount the mosquito net in various ways, on almost all types of doors. The system uses a brake to slow down the movement of the screen when it reaches the end and a bumper to prevent the mosquito frame from hitting the rail.
Insulated garage doors play a vital role in creating an energy-efficient home. By reducing heat loss, preventing draughts, and supporting modern heating systems, they help lower energy bills and improve comfort. Discover what to look for before buying and how the right garage door can support sustainability, insulation, and long-term savings in UK and Ireland homes.
The front door is more than an entrance—it defines comfort, efficiency, and character in a home renovation. Discover how upgrading an old entrance with a modern, insulated door can reduce heat loss, enhance security, support planning requirements, and bring a cohesive, welcoming identity to renovated homes in the UK and Ireland.
The front door is more than an entrance—it defines comfort, efficiency, and character in a home renovation. Discover how upgrading an old entrance with a modern, insulated door can reduce heat loss, enhance security, support planning requirements, and bring a cohesive, welcoming identity to renovated homes in the UK and Ireland.
Working with a single manufacturer gives home architects greater freedom, efficiency, and design control. DAKO’s complete range of windows and doors supports bespoke residential projects with high performance, refined aesthetics, and regulatory compliance. See how tailored solutions help architects turn ideas into functional, future-ready homes.
Replacing windows can greatly improve comfort and efficiency, but many homeowners are unsure when building control approval is required. Understanding regulations, certification, and the role of Competent Person Schemes ensures full compliance and peace of mind. Discover what inspectors check and how to avoid costly delays.
Insulated garage doors are becoming the top choice for homeowners seeking comfort, energy efficiency, and security. From sectional to roller systems, modern designs offer excellent insulation, smooth operation, and long-term value. Help clients choose the best solution for their home with expert guidance and high-quality options.
Proper door maintenance is essential to keep timber doors in homes and commercial buildings in the UK and Ireland durable, safe, and visually appealing. Regular maintenance not only prolongs the lifespan of wooden doors but also prevents costly door repairs while ensuring compliance with legal requirements regarding functionality and safety. Wood, being a natural material, requires careful protection from moisture, temperature changes, and everyday wear to maintain optimal performance.
Wicket doors offer quick, secure access to the garage without opening the main door, making daily use simpler and more efficient. With durable materials, RAL colour options, and seamless integration into sectional or roller shutters, they provide safe, stylish, and practical entry for UK and Ireland homes all year round.
Replacing windows in the UK requires more than choosing the right design — it’s about meeting legal and safety standards. Understanding whether you need a FENSA or Certass certificate ensures your installation complies with building regulations. DAKO highlights the importance of certified installers, guaranteeing lasting performance, safety, and full compliance for every window replacement project.
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