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Mosquito Net Companies on the Costa Blanca
These companies list mosquito nets (mosquiteras) on their own websites or business listings, made to measure for windows and doors. This page lists all 42: 12 in the Marina Alta, 4 in the Marina Baixa, 13 in the Alicante area, 6 in the Elche area and 7 in the Vega Baja.
- 42 companies
- 9 with English websites
- 5 areas
How this list works: Companies are grouped by area, then listed by number of Google reviews. Service labels come from each company's own website, or its Google listing if it has no website, and ratings and review counts come from Google. Every listing is free; only the box marked Featured is paid, and it doesn't change who is listed.
Mosquito Nets in the Marina Alta
English website
English website
Veka
English website
English websiteKömmerling
English website
Mosquito Nets in the Marina Baixa
Cortizo
Mosquito Nets in the Alicante area
English website
Kömmerling, K-Line
English website
English website
Mosquito Nets in the Elche area
Schüco
Mosquito Nets in the Vega Baja
Drutex
Veka
English website
Buyer's guide: made-to-measure mosquito nets
Made-to-measure mosquito nets come in a few types. Roller nets pull down from a small cassette and suit most windows. Pleated nets (plisadas) fold to the side and work well on doors and large openings because they have no spring and a very low threshold. Fixed frames and sliding nets suit windows that are rarely used or sliding doors.
Fibreglass mesh is standard. Pet-resistant mesh is tougher, and finer meshes keep out smaller insects. On a sliding door, ask for a net that runs on its own track so it doesn't get in the way of the door.
Many window companies fit nets at the same time as new windows, which is the easiest way to get a neat fit. Ask whether the colour can match your frames.
Questions to ask before you sign
- Is it a roller, pleated, sliding or fixed net?
- What mesh is used, and is pet-resistant mesh available?
- How is it fixed to the frame?
- Can the colour match my windows?
- Is fitting included?
Common questions
What type of mosquito net is best for a sliding door?
Pleated or sliding nets usually work best: they run on their own track, have a low threshold and don't need a spring. Ask the company to check the space beside the door.
Can mosquito nets be fitted to existing windows?
Yes. Most companies measure and make nets for existing windows, fixing them to the frame or the wall around it.
Are there nets that pets can't damage?
Yes, pet-resistant mesh is thicker and stronger than standard fibreglass. Ask for it if you have cats or dogs.
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