They were about £13 each. Goes on front of the frame in the interior mounted with velcro straps and has a zip in the middle to unzip and open/close the window. Keeps the flies and moths out thankfully.

Although Ironically, I found a small spider camped on my net catching the bugs who get stuck on it! Lazy bug-ger can’t build his own web! But I left him be.

It’s an absolute lifesaver- beforehand I’d hate opening the window due to the insects. My bedroom would get extremely warm. Now I can vent air out and not worry about critters.

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    3 months ago

    How adjustable are they, aren’t windows often different sizes? Have been wondering about something like this. But more to keep the cat in than to keep bugs out.

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      3 months ago

      The netting came as a big square, around 1.5 meters wide. It also came with a roll of tape with velcro on it and the zipper. You just have to cut the netting and tape yourself, then cut a slit in it and the zipper velcros on with a double sided strip thingy.

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        3 months ago

        PVC frames, so tape is probably better. Any residue can always be removed with some solvents. But some sealable opening is necessary to open/close the window through it. Sticky back velcro seems like the obvious option to put on the frame. At least a section near the window handle.