The french door in the old kitchen (which we go in and out of many times daily) has a magnetic-closing net (closes automatically behind you) that hangs from velcro strips and comes down in late fall; the tape stays in place to use the next year.
I did check aliexpress out of curiosity for some products, but for CH they do have higher prices ... so I think the best-buy solution is to go to Hornbach Germany and get everything from there ( depending on the canton where you live, offcourse ).
Will do this probably this week and let you guys know of what solution I've found there.
PS : I have the regular plastic / aluminium white windows , only the shutters are made of wood.
Tension frame SP6 assembly: spring-loaded angle mesh frame color: Eloxal E6 / EV1 silver anodized matt
Polltec TFP (anthracite) Special features: low price fiberglass fabric CHF 70.-
CHF350.00
Tension frame SP6 assembly: spring-loaded angle mesh frame color: Eloxal E6 / EV1 silver anodized matt
Polltec TFP (anthracite) Special features: low price fiberglass fabric CHF 70.-
CHF376.00
Tension frame SP6 assembly: spring-loaded angle mesh frame color: Eloxal E6 / EV1 silver anodized matt
Polltec TFP (anthracite) Special features: low price fiberglass fabric CHF 70.-
CHF388.00
I'd hate to think what the normal price ones are.
Anyway, the point of this post. Here's a tip I discovered:
I fitted it to our framed screens (which clip in and out of the windows). The netting is held in place by some flexible plastic cord around the edge which is quite painful on the fingers to squash back into place and laborious too.
Looking for an easier and faster way to do this, I discovered that a wooden kitchen rolling pin - especially the larger diameter ones with a wooden spindle is perfect for rolling along the cord to push it back in.
It only took five minutes to replace a screen.
Went to Hornbach Germany ( the one near Basel ) --> and before someone says that it's not worth the gas money or time --> we made a day out of it, by also visiting Strasbourg.
We bought for all windows the small box ( 1.25 euros each ) and the big one for the balcony door ( 14 or 15 euros ).
Also took a picture of them "mounted", sorry for the messy photo.
Am curious if they will last this summer thou, but this was a really cheap solution