A skylight insect screen helps keep insects outside when a suitable roof window is open. WAREMA roller fly screens can be planned for suitable skylights and are available with different mesh options depending on the required application.

This guide explains how roller fly screen can be used with suitable skylights and what to consider when choosing the screen, mesh and operation.

Top-floor rooms often use skylights for ventilation. When a roof window is open, insects and airborne particles can enter the room, so the screen should be planned to suit the window and intended use.

Skylights in particular allow these unwanted visitors inside because they are often open to let in fresh air. Fortunately there is a solution for this problem: Insect screens for skylights.

Opening a skylight can provide ventilation, particularly in warm weather. Without a screen, insects can enter through the open window, while pollen and fine dust may also be carried indoors.

Unfortunately this also makes it easy for insects, such as mosquitoes, flies and wasps, to get into our bedrooms. In addition, open skylights let allergens in, such as pollen, which can cause allergy symptoms.

A skylight insect screen is designed to help keep insects outside while a suitable roof window is open. WAREMA roller fly screen are installed on the room side and can be opened or closed as required.

WAREMA skylight insect screens are made from a fine-mesh fabric that prevents insects from getting into your room while also letting the air circulate. Certain types of insect screen gauze can also function as pollen gauze , which can help reduce the amount of pollen entering through the open window.

A skylight insect screen can support ventilation through an open roof window while helping keep insects outside. WAREMA roller fly screen retract when not in use and are planned to suit the window and installation situation.

For additional particle reduction, selected mesh variants are available. Special pollen and fine dust gauze such as the VisionAir pollen gauze from WAREMA can help reduce the amount of pollen entering the room through an open skylight. Performance depends on the selected mesh and installation.

A skylight insect screen should be selected to suit the roof window, installation situation and preferred operation. Made-to-measure WAREMA roller screens can be opened and closed as required, while different mesh options are available for specific requirements.

Find out how fly screens can improve your quality of life! In our types of fly screens you will find everything you need to know about our insect and pollen protection products, from choosing the right solution to keeping the screens clean.

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The WAREMA brand stands for high-quality sun shading solutions that adapt flexibly to your life. As a leading European manufacturer, the family-owned company develops individual solutions for windows, patios, balconies and outdoor areas. The portfolio ranges from external venetian blinds and roller shutters to awnings and patio roofs, as well as insect screens and intelligent sun shading control systems. In cooperation with qualified specialist companies, all solutions are carefully planned and professionally installed on site. You benefit from long-lasting quality, reliable service and enhanced comfort – for a harmonious interplay of light, shade and living space, today and in the future.