Mesh & Colors
Outline of Our Easy 5 Step Process
Above you will see 5 steps to completing your order. We custom-make your curtains for the best possible fit and we want you fully prepared so you can order confidently.
- Steps 1 & 2 Explain your options
- Steps 3 & 4 Explain fasteners and magnetic doorways to seal your enclosure
- With that prerequisite knowledge, you are ready to Plan Your Project in Step 5
If you would like assistance, we are here to help:
For a ballpark price, use our instant price estimator:
The client with the gazebo shown here wanted tracking in the worse way. He anticipated pretty swags and opening his panels daily. Kurt’s favorite way to handle these is a Velcro attachment taking a path OUTSIDE the columns. Yep, like wrapping a gazebo with a big “soup can label”. The client was thrilled with the results and saved money not having to purchase track hardware and the many panels necessary for a tracking configuration.1. Mesh Types, Colors, and Optical Qualities
Mesh Types (1:47)
See Through Each Mesh (4:00)
Black Mesh Types Side By Side
Mesh types and colors to choose from.
90% of orders choose Heavy Mosquito Mesh because it allows the best air flow. No-see-um mesh is a finer weave for a very particular biting midge fly that is about as big as a ridge and a half of your fingerprint. Shade Mesh blocks both flying insects and blocks 80% of the sunlight. This page will give you the details on each so you can make a decision on what best fits your unique application. Black has best clarity and white is “milky” to see through. See a video comparison here.
Heavy Mosquito Mesh (90% of all orders)
Heavy Mosquito Mesh has the best air flow with a hole count of 230 holes per sq inch in a rectangular grid pattern that will also stop small gnats and black flies (all flies except “no-see-ums”). If you don’t have no-see-um biting flies or don’t require shade, this is the mesh to choose.
When to Choose Heavy Mosquito Netting?
- Want maximum air flow.
- Do not have tiny biting flies called no-see-ums.
- See Video Comparison of all mesh types & colors here.
White Mosquito
White Mosquito
Black Mosquito
Black Mosquito
Ivory Mosquito
Heavy Mosquito Mesh
(90% Choose This in Black)
Black
White
Ivory
No-See-Um-Mesh
No-see-um Mesh looks more like a gorgeous black or white “sheer material” with an 800+ hole count used in coastal areas with extremely tiny biting flies known as no-see-ums (because they are too small to see).
When to Choose No-See-Um Netting?
- Only when you have this type of tiny biting fly
- Otherwise, use Mosquito Netting Mesh for better air flow
- See Video Comparison of all colors & mesh types here.
Black NoSeeUm
Black NoSeeUm
White NoSeeUm
White NoSeeUm
Noseeum Mesh
(For Tiny Biting Flies)
Black
White
Shade Mesh
Our Shade Mesh is a unique weave and blocks both insects and 80% of the sunlight with excellent visibility looking out but can be a heavy dark look from the outside looking in. The opaqueness, when outside looking in, also offers a bit of privacy to block prying eyes. White Shade is not appropriate for porches and is for outdoor projection screens.
When to Choose Shade Mesh Netting?
- When you want to take the edge off the harsh sun.
- Yet maintain excellent clarity looking out.
- Provides privacy from outside eyes.
- White Shade is only practical for projecting (otherwise, too opaque)
- See Video Comparison of all colors & mesh types here.
Black Shade
Black Shade
White Shade
White Shade
Cocoa Brown
Shade Mesh
(Creates Shade)
Black
White
Need help planning your project?
We are here to help. Give us a call and one of our planners will gladly assist you.
Mesh & Colors
Outline of Our Easy 5 Step Process
Above you will see 5 steps to completing your order. We custom-make your curtains for the best possible fit and we want you fully prepared so you can order confidently.
If you would like assistance, we are here to help:
For a ballpark price, use our instant price estimator:
See Mesh Types, Colors, and Optical Qualities
Mesh Types
See Through Each Mesh
Mesh types and colors to choose from.
90% of orders choose Heavy Mosquito Mesh because it allows the best air flow. No-see-um mesh is a finer weave for a very particular biting midge fly that is about as big as a ridge and a half of your fingerprint. Shade Mesh blocks both flying insects and blocks 80% of the sunlight. This page will give you the details on each so you can make a decision on what best fits your unique application. Black has best clarity and white is "milky" to see through. See a video comparison below.
Black Mesh Types Side By Side
Heavy Mosquito Mesh (90% of all orders)
Heavy Mosquito Mesh has the best air flow with a hole count of 230 holes per sq inch in a rectangular grid pattern that will also stop small gnats and black flies (all flies except “no-see-ums”). If you don’t have no-see-um biting flies or don’t require shade, this is the mesh to choose.
When to Choose Heavy Mosquito Netting?
- Want maximum air flow.
- Do not have tiny biting flies called no-see-ums.
- See Video Comparison of all mesh types & colors below.
Heavy Mosquito Mesh (90% Choose This in Black)
Black
White
Ivory
White Mosquito
White Mosquito
Black Mosquito
Black Mosquito
Ivory Mosquito
No-See-Um-Mesh
No-see-um Mesh looks more like a gorgeous black or white "sheer material" with an 800+ hole count used in coastal areas with extremely tiny biting flies known as no-see-ums (because they are too small to see).
When to Choose No-See-Um Netting?
- Only when you have this type of tiny biting fly
- Otherwise, use Mosquito Netting Mesh for better air flow
- See Video Comparison of all colors & mesh types below.
Noseeum Mesh (For Tiny Biting Flies)
Black
White
Black NoSeeUm
Black NoSeeUm
White NoSeeUm
White NoSeeUm
Shade Mesh
Our Shade Mesh is a unique weave and blocks both insects and 80% of the sunlight with excellent visibility looking out but can be a heavy dark look from the outside looking in. The opaqueness, when outside looking in, also offers a bit of privacy to block prying eyes. White Shade is not appropriate for porches and is for outdoor projection screens.
When to Choose Shade Mesh Netting?
- When you want to take the edge off the harsh sun.
- Yet maintain excellent clarity looking out.
- Provides privacy from outside eyes.
- White Shade is only practical for projecting (otherwise, too opaque)
- See Video Comparison of all colors & mesh types below.
Shade Mesh (Creates Shade)
Black
White
Black Shade
Black Shade
White Shade
White Shade
Cocoa Brown
Need help planning your project?
We are here to help. Give us a call and one of our planners will gladly assist you.