Built-in features

Built into every screen and tarpaulin.

Ten things we build in as standard — not options, not upgrades.

01
Clear PVC being cut to size by hand on the factory floor

Hand-cut patterns

Made to measure

All our screens and tarpaulins are cut and finished by hand to the dimensions you give us. Nothing is trimmed down from a standard size.

02
Fixing being stitched into position on the machine

Precision fixings

Placed where you want them

Fixings and fasteners go where you specify. Otherwise we place them in the recommended positions for the opening you are covering.

03
Reinforcing strip being welded into the hem of a clear PVC panel

Reinforced hems

40mm as standard

Every edge is finished with a 40mm hem, reinforced with a PVC strip. That gives the eyelets something solid to pull against.

04
Black reinforced hem and brass eyelet on the edge of a clear screen

Edging colour

Choose your finish

The reinforcing strip inside the hem comes in a range of colours. Pick the edge out against the frame, or blend it in.

05
Rain beading on a waterproof panel

Fully waterproof

Built to protect

Constructed to provide complete waterproof protection, rather than limited water or shower resistance. Rain runs off the panel and stays off what is behind it.

06
Panels being fed through the high-frequency welding press

Welded joins

No stitch line

Panels wider than the fabric roll are joined by heat weld, not stitching. There is no stitch line, so nothing to leak.

07
Clear screens fitted to a sunlit veranda

UV inhibitor

Built into the fabric

A UV inhibitor is built into all three fabrics. It reduces the impact of strong sunlight and prolongs the life of the material.

08
Clear screens fitted to a timber gazebo in deep snow

Cold weather

Down to freezing

Every fabric in the range handles a hard frost. Screens can stay fitted right through the winter.

09
Clear screens on a timber structure holding firm in heavy driving rain

Harsh conditions

Year-round outdoors

Built for permanent and semi-permanent outdoor installation. These panels take wind, rain and season after season of exposure.

10
Dry seating inside a screened pergola with a heavily frosted garden beyond

Thermally insulating

Extends the season

Screens hold warmth in the space behind them. A veranda or gazebo stays comfortable later into the year.