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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.
For investors, developers and B2B partners operating in the UK construction market, understanding window performance is no longer optional. It directly affects energy efficiency, compliance with regulations and long-term return on investment.
Container homes are an alternative form of construction that is rapidly gaining popularity in many parts of the world, not just in warm climates. They are extremely cost-effective, can be built in as little as three months, and are visually appealing, which is why more and more companies and private investors are taking advantage of their benefits today.
In modern construction, comfort is no longer treated as an added value – it has become a standard expectation. Whether in office buildings, hotels or residential developments, users increasingly demand environments that support wellbeing, productivity and energy efficiency. One of the most important yet often underestimated elements influencing these factors is window quality.
Have you ever wondered why windows sometimes fog up on the outside? Although condensation on window panes tends to occur more often on the inside, the opposite can also happen. However, this is not a sign of poor-quality joinery, but rather a result of specific weather conditions and the surroundings of our home. In the article below, we will try to dispel any doubts and explain why windows fog up on the outside.
Sustainable construction has become one of the most important priorities in the modern building industry. Architects, developers and investors increasingly focus on solutions that reduce energy consumption, lower environmental impact and improve the long-term performance of buildings. At the same time, contemporary architecture places strong emphasis on aesthetics, large glazed surfaces and minimalist design.
Balcony doors, just like windows, require regular maintenance and adjustment. We usually carry this out twice a year: in summer and in winter. Properly adjusting the door fittings in summer ensures better ventilation of the rooms, whilst in winter it improves the airtightness of the entire structure. Our short guide will show you how to properly adjust your balcony doors yourself.
In B2B construction projects, windows are not simply products delivered to a site. They are components of a complex process involving design coordination, manufacturing precision, logistics planning and on-site execution.
Washing windows and keeping them clean on a regular basis will make them a beautiful showcase for your home and a sparkling decoration that allows you to enjoy the view without obstruction. It is worth relying on a few proven tricks to achieve the perfect streak-free result. Discover safe, tested ways to clean your windows so that they look like new!
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.
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