“I cannot believe we still get the same view with these screens installed. They blend in seamlessly and work perfectly.”
Lisa Elliot
Do it once, do it right.
Retractable fly screens for ranch sliders, sliding and stacking doors. Made to measure for openings up to about 9 m, installed by our own team.
4.9★ Google rating 3,000+ homes screened NZ owned since 1999
Fine mesh stops flies, mosquitoes, and spiders getting in while your doors and windows stay open.
Natural airflow cools your home and clears stuffiness, without letting insects in with it.
Claw-resistant pet mesh stands up to paws, claws, and pets that jump.
See pet-friendly screensHigh-visibility insect mesh keeps daylight and your outlook largely unchanged.
NZ owned and made to measure, then installed, serviced, and warranted by our own team.
Retractable screens retrofitted to existing aluminium sliders, with the mesh held in its tracks the full height of the opening.
The classic two-panel slider - the opening we screen most.
Mesh held in-track top and bottom to resist gusts.
Retractable screen across a sliding patio door.
Brio 612 pleated across a post-less stacker corner.
Wall Screens across a run of stacking sliders - Tauranga.
Retractable slider screen with the mesh held in its tracks.
Wide slider screened on a rural build near Morrinsville.
Two screens meet in the middle to span a wide opening.
Sliding screen fitted to a new ranch slider - Tauranga.
Brio 612 pleated screen across a wide stacker - Morrinsville.
High-visibility mesh keeps the outlook while the door stays open.
The aluminium ranch slider is the classic Kiwi patio door, and it is one of the most common openings we screen. A retractable screen retrofits to the existing joinery, so the doors you already have keep working - you just gain the option to leave them open through summer without flies, mosquitoes, or spiders coming in. Phantom MeshLock suits a standard active opening up to about 1.3 m; for wider two- and three-panel sliders, Phantom Wall Screen carries a single screen to about 4.5 m with standard insect mesh, the mesh retained in its tracks the whole way.
A ranch slider is New Zealand’s everyday sliding door - two panels, with one sliding panel crossing a fixed one. The same screens cover wider configurations: multi-panel sliders and stacker doors, where two or more panels slide and stack to one side. For these, openings up to about 9 m are screenable - with standard insect mesh a single Wall Screen carries up to about 4.5 m, and two screens meet in the middle of a very wide opening. If your doors fold right back rather than slide, see our bi-fold door screens.
The full mesh range applies to ranch sliders: standard insect mesh for most homes, midge mesh for coastal and estuary properties, and pet mesh for households with dogs and cats using the door every day - see our mesh options for every weave. Hardware is powder-coated and colour-matched to the Dulux range so the cassette blends into your joinery - see colour options. See the system comparison on our door screens page.
Send a photo of the slider and a rough opening size through the quote form and we will come back with an indicative price - we only book a measure-up once you’re happy with the solution and product.
The same openings, before the screen went in and after our own team fitted them.
Wall Screen · stacker door
Tauranga
Wall Screen · sliding door
Tauranga
Wall Screen · stacking doors
Tauranga
MeshLock · ranch slider
Tauranga
MeshLock · sliding door
Tauranga
MeshLock · ranch slider
Hoe-o-Tainui
MeshLock · sliding door
Te Kauwhata
MeshLock · sliding door
Whangamatā
MeshLock · sliding door
Ngāruawāhia
Wall Screen · sliding door
Hamilton
Wall Screen · sliding door
Te Miro
Wall Screen · sliding doors
Morrinsville
Brio · sliding door
Coromandel
MeshLock · sliding door
Morrinsville
Brio · sliding door
Matamata
Brio · sliding door
Tauranga
Brio · stacker doors
Morrinsville
MeshLock · patio slider
Tauranga
Brio · sliding door
Warkworth
Wall Screen · sliding door
Tauranga
Wall Screen · sliding door
Tauranga
Wall Screen · bedroom slider
Tauranga
Wall Screen · sliding door
Tauranga
MeshLock · sliding door
Morrinsville
MeshLock · sliding door
Ngāruawāhia
MeshLock · sliding door
Matamata
MeshLock · sliding door
Tauranga
Brio · corner stacker
Papamoa
Watch the screens work
Short clips of the systems in action - the smooth glide, the retained mesh, and how each system disappears when you are not using it.
Send photos and rough sizes for an indicative price - no visit needed. We only book a measure-up once you're happy with the solution and product.
Warranty by product
Phantom screens carry our limited lifetime warranty. Supplier-made products - the Allegion Brio 612, MagicSeal magnetics, and Ziptrak blinds - carry the manufacturer's warranty.
4.9-star Google rating
FAQ
Almost always, yes. Ranch sliders are one of the most common openings we screen. Phantom MeshLock suits a standard active opening up to about 1.3 m, and Phantom Wall Screen covers wider sliders - up to about 4.5 m with one screen, or openings to about 9 m with two meeting in the middle (figures are with standard insect mesh; heavier meshes run to smaller spans). Send a photo and rough size and we will confirm the right system.
Yes - most ranch-slider installs are retrofitted to existing aluminium joinery with a tidy surface-mounted cassette, so there is no need to change your doors.
No. The mesh is high-visibility, so daylight and your outlook stay largely unchanged, and air flows straight through. The screen retracts fully into a slim cassette at the jamb when you are not using it.
Both MeshLock and Wall Screen keep the mesh retained in the top and bottom tracks, which resists the blow-outs that catch loose-hanging screens - useful on the exposed openings ranch sliders often serve.
Yes. Pet mesh is a claw-resistant vinyl-coated polyester weave that stands up to paws and claws on a door the pets use constantly, and it fits the same retractable systems.
Yes. A ranch slider is the most common version, but the same systems cover wider multi-panel sliders and stacker doors up to about 9 m - one Wall Screen spans up to about 4.5 m with standard insect mesh, and two screens meet in the middle of a very wide opening.
Phantom Screens NZ is New Zealand owned and run, and part of the wider Phantom Screens family. Phantom in Canada leads much of the group's research and development, and a few of our door and outdoor ranges are made to measure by Phantom in Australia, where our New Zealand volumes are too low to make them here. Our window screens are made in our Tauranga workshop, and every screen is measured, fitted, and serviced by our own team.
In the words of Kiwi homeowners
“I cannot believe we still get the same view with these screens installed. They blend in seamlessly and work perfectly.”
Lisa Elliot
“We should have done this years ago. Fresh air through the house without worrying about flies or mosquitoes. No more fly spray.”
Steve & Carol
“The service was outstanding. Everything from measure to install was smooth, and the quality is fantastic. Highly recommend.”
Dawn McNaughton
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Send photos and rough sizes for an indicative price and suggestions. Then we book a measure and consult once you're happy it's the right fit.
Worked out from your photos and rough sizes - no visit needed.
We confirm details on site once you're happy with the solution and product.
Custom-made and fitted by one team, with aftercare included.