{
  "id": "pvc-flyscreen-frame-per-metre",
  "sku": "pvc-flyscreen-frame-per-metre",
  "title": "PVC Flyscreen Frame, Per Metre",
  "slug": "pvc-flyscreen-frame-per-metre",
  "price": 9.9,
  "currency": "EUR",
  "availability": "in_stock",
  "category": "magnetic-screens",
  "category_label": "Magnetic Screens",
  "tags": [
    "spare-parts",
    "accessories",
    "window-screen",
    "diy",
    "cut-to-size"
  ],
  "colors": [
    "Black, Brown or White"
  ],
  "materials": [
    "Flexible PVC profile"
  ],
  "dimensions": {
    "width": null,
    "height": null,
    "unit": "cm"
  },
  "weight": null,
  "images": [
    "https://insectscreensaustria.com/product-images/magnetic-screens/pvc-flyscreen-frame-per-metre/main-pvc-flyscreen-frame-per-metre.jpg"
  ],
  "description_short": "Flexible PVC flyscreen profile sold per metre in black, brown or white, cut with a blade or strong scissors and joined with corner pieces.",
  "description": "What this is\n\nThe flexible PVC profile that a magnetic window screen is built on.\n\nA finished screen is four things: this frame, a set of corner pieces, a sheet of mesh, and\nmagnetic strip. All four are sold separately here, which means any window in the country can be\nscreened whether or not a stock size happens to fit it.\n\nWhy the frame is PVC\n\nBecause the alternative is aluminium, and aluminium is the reason traditional fly screens look the\nway they do: rigid, bulky, standing proud of the window and obvious from the street.\n\nThis profile is flexible. It sits flat against the window, it follows a frame that is not quite\ntrue, and at any distance the finished screen more or less disappears. That is not a cosmetic\ndetail, it is most of the reason people choose these over a framed screen in the first place.\n\nIt will not rust and it will not corrode, which is the other thing it has over metal.\n\nWorking out how much\n\nMeasure around the perimeter of the window. Add a little for cutting waste, and a little more for\nthe corners, which eat more than people expect.\n\nOrder that many metres. An offcut in a drawer beats a shortfall with the old screen already off the\nwindow and the light going.\n\nOrder the corner pieces at the same time. One screen needs four, and a set is four corners plus two\nwind clips.\n\nCutting and joining\n\nA cutting blade or a strong pair of scissors. No tradesman tools, no mitre saw, no workshop.\n\nCut each side to its own measurement, which is the reason this suits older houses. A window that\nis out of square is no harder than one that is not, because you are working to the opening rather\nthan hoping a rectangle fits it.\n\nThe corner pieces do the joining. The wind clips in the set are what stop a larger panel flexing\nin a gust, so use them on the bigger screens rather than leaving them in the packet.\n\nColour\n\nBlack, brown or white, all the same price.\n\nThe frame is the part anybody sees; the mesh is not. Match it to the window frame you already have,\nand the screen stops being a thing on the window and becomes part of it.\n\nBuilding versus buying\n\nIf a stock size fits your window, buy the finished screen. It is cheaper and quicker.\n\nBuild when the window is an odd size or an odd shape, when you want to turn one large screen into\nseveral small ones, or when you are repairing a screen where one side has been damaged and the\nrest is perfectly good.",
  "llm_summary": "PVC Flyscreen Frame sold per metre: the flexible PVC profile used to build, extend and repair magnetic window fly screens. Available in black, brown or white at the same price. Cuts to length with a cutting blade or strong scissors with no tradesman tools, and is joined at the corners with corner pieces, which are sold separately at four per screen. Flexible PVC rather than rigid aluminium, which is what makes a finished screen slim and close to invisible at a distance rather than bulky and obtrusive. Commonly bought to make several smaller screens out of one larger one, or to frame an out-of-square or non-standard opening in an older house. Sold alongside corner piece sets, magnetic strip by the metre and replacement flyscreen mesh, which together make a complete screen.",
  "returnable": true,
  "return_policy": "Voluntary 14-day change-of-mind returns in original condition, buyer pays return postage; statutory 14-day right of withdrawal under the Consumer Rights Directive 2011/83/EU and a two-year conformity guarantee under Directive (EU) 2019/771. Return postage on faulty goods is ours.",
  "shipping_profile": "standard",
  "warranty": null,
  "brand": "Magnetic Screens",
  "gtin": null,
  "mpn": null,
  "condition": "new",
  "url": "https://insectscreensaustria.com/extra-pvc-frame-length",
  "canonical_url": "https://insectscreensaustria.com/extra-pvc-frame-length",
  "json_url": "https://insectscreensaustria.com/api/products/pvc-flyscreen-frame-per-metre.json",
  "updated_at": "2026-09-09",
  "description_text": "What this is The flexible PVC profile that a magnetic window screen is built on. A finished screen is four things: this frame, a set of corner pieces, a sheet of mesh, and\nmagnetic strip. All four are sold separately here, which means any window in the country can be\nscreened whether or not a stock size happens to fit it. Why the frame is PVC Because the alternative is aluminium, and aluminium is the reason traditional fly screens look the\nway they do: rigid, bulky, standing proud of the window and obvious from the street. This profile is flexible. It sits flat against the window, it follows a frame that is not quite\ntrue, and at any distance the finished screen more or less disappears. That is not a cosmetic\ndetail, it is most of the reason people choose these over a framed screen in the first place. It will not rust and it will not corrode, which is the other thing it has over metal. Working out how much Measure around the perimeter of the window. Add a little for cutting waste, and a little more for\nthe corners, which eat more than people expect. Order that many metres. An offcut in a drawer beats a shortfall with the old screen already off the\nwindow and the light going. Order the corner pieces at the same time. One screen needs four, and a set is four corners plus two\nwind clips. Cutting and joining A cutting blade or a strong pair of scissors. No tradesman tools, no mitre saw, no workshop. Cut each side to its own measurement, which is the reason this suits older houses. A window that\nis out of square is no harder than one that is not, because you are working to the opening rather\nthan hoping a rectangle fits it. The corner pieces do the joining. The wind clips in the set are what stop a larger panel flexing\nin a gust, so use them on the bigger screens rather than leaving them in the packet. Colour Black, brown or white, all the same price. The frame is the part anybody sees; the mesh is not. Match it to the window frame you already have,\nand the screen stops being a thing on the window and becomes part of it. Building versus buying If a stock size fits your window, buy the finished screen. It is cheaper and quicker. Build when the window is an odd size or an odd shape, when you want to turn one large screen into\nseveral small ones, or when you are repairing a screen where one side has been damaged and the\nrest is perfectly good."
}