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Whitsundays Fly Screens

If you live in the Whitsundays, you know how important it is to keep the bugs out without losing the breeze. At Whitsunday Screens & Grilles in Proserpine, we supply and install custom fly screens that help you enjoy fresh air and natural light without the constant battle against insects and airborne pests.


Our screens are made to fit your home and lifestyle — no warping frames, no sagging mesh, and no fuss. Whether you're replacing old screens or adding them to a new build, we make sure they’re built to last and easy to live with.


From windows to sliding doors, we’ll help you find the right mesh and frame to suit your space. Call 0429 830 211 today to book a measure and quote.

Built for Breezes, Not Bugs

Queensland weather is perfect for indoor-outdoor living — but not when insects invade your home. A well-fitted fly screen gives you the freedom to open windows and doors any time of day without worrying about bites, bugs, or unwanted visitors.


Each screen is custom-measured and cut to ensure a snug, secure fit that won't loosen over time. They’re built to handle everyday wear while providing consistent protection year after year.


You can choose from a selection of frame colours and finishes to match your existing windows or door frames — so your screens do their job without standing out. Whether you're looking for a practical fix or an upgrade that blends with your décor, there’s a solution that fits.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What type of fly screen is best for coastal homes?

    For homes near the coast — like those in the Whitsundays — midge mesh is often the best option. This fine mesh is designed to block smaller insects like sandflies and midges, which are common in tropical and coastal regions. It still allows air to flow but has smaller gaps than standard mesh. Aluminium frames are also a good choice for coastal areas, as they resist corrosion better than steel-based options.

  • Can I install fly screens on sliding doors?

    Yes, fly screens can absolutely be fitted to sliding doors. There are a few options available, including sliding screen doors, retractable screens, and magnetic or hinged screen panels. The right choice depends on your door type, the amount of use it gets, and the space you have available. Retractable fly screens are a popular choice for wide openings and areas where you don’t want the screen visible when not in use.

  • Are fly screens effective against midges and tiny insects?

    Standard fly screen mesh may not be enough to stop midges and other small insects. For that, you'll need fine mesh (also called midge mesh or micro-mesh), which has smaller openings to prevent even the tiniest bugs from getting through. This type of mesh is especially useful in tropical areas and near wetlands, where smaller insects are more active, particularly around dawn and dusk.