Why Self-Measure?
Providing your own measurements speeds up the process, helping us give you an accurate price estimate and assess whatβs possible.
Photos Really Help
While most measurements are straightforward, photos help us identify any extra extrusions or complications that might require adjustments during the final consultation. These usually donβt affect pricing by more than a few percent.
How to Measure Your Screens
- Only measure the open area that needs to be screened (daylight opening).
- Label height and width clearlyβpricing can vary significantly depending on the dimensions.
- Avoid measuring fixed glass panelsβscreens typically only cover moving openings.
Measuring Window Screens
Click the + sign for measuring details on your door type.
π General Measuring Tip: Measure only the open area (daylight opening)βdo not include fixed panels.
Awning & Casement Windows
Bifold Windows
Sliding or Stacking Windows
Sash Windows
Measure the open section only. If both panels move, one may need to be fixed in placeβthis can be confirmed during consultation.
Measuring Door Screens
Click the + sign for measuring details on your door type.
π General Measuring Tip: Measure only the open area (daylight opening)βdo not include fixed panels.
Single Swing & Sliding Doors
Stacker Doors & Ranch Sliders
Bi-Fold Doors
French Doors
Measuring Outdoor Patio Blinds & Motorised Screens
π General Measuring Tip:
- Width and height are needed for pricing. Photos help us assess installation requirements.
- Measure the full width and height of the space to be screened. Our motorised screens span up to 12m wide but require suitable mounting points.
π Note: Power screens require an electrician for final wiring after installation.