Vertical Motion Screens

Vertical Motion Screens
Technical Information

The vertical motion insect screen is an ideal and cost-effective solution for doors and windows. It operates manually, and its return is smooth thanks to a built-in braking mechanism that ensures controlled retraction and ease of use. It is constructed with durable aluminum profiles and a fire-resistant fiberglass mesh (glass fiber coated with high-strength PVC), offering long-lasting performance and weather resistance. ECO BAU allows customers to specify the exact dimensions of the screen according to their needs, with the ability to cover large openings up to 240 cm in width. For wooden window frames, a special profile is available to accommodate shutter pins, ensuring easy installation without modifications.

Screen Type: Vertical motion

Dimensions: The customer defines the exact dimensions according to their needs

- Installation: Easy, following the included instructions

- Frame Material: Aluminum

- Reinforcement: Integrated steel core for enhanced structural stability

- Frame Colors: White / RAL shades / Woodgrain finishes

- Mesh: Fiberglass with PVC-coated glass fibers for maximum durability

- Mesh Color: Grey

- Mechanism: Optional brake system for smooth and controlled retraction

- Ideal for: Windows and balcony doors

Description

Vertical motion insect screens with a maximum height of 2.40 meters and a box dimension of 38mm. Suitable for all types of openings, including doors and windows.

This system offers a practical and economical solution for doors and windows. Operated manually, it features smooth retraction thanks to a decelerator mechanism. The frame is made of durable aluminum profiles, while the mesh consists of flame-retardant fiberglass—glass fibers coated with high-resistance PVC—for long-lasting performance.

High quality
Colours

The frames of the insect screens we offer are available in a wide variety of high-quality colours. Choose the shade that matches your window frames for a visually refined and elegant result.

: AP 27 – NUSSBAUM

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Vertical Motion Screens