Brighton’s iconic Regency architecture, seaside location, and vibrant nightlife make it a unique place to live. But sea air and conservation rules present challenges for insect screens. This guide covers the best solutions for Brighton homes.
Regency & Victorian Townhouses (Kemp Town, Hove, Clifton Hill)
These elegant homes have tall sash windows and detailed stucco exteriors. Drilling is often prohibited. Adhesive velcro screens are ideal – they stick to the interior frame, are invisible from outside, and require no planning permission. For a more permanent but still reversible solution, retractable screens that mount on the window lining work well.
Seaside Apartments & Flats (Brighton Marina, Hove Seafront, New Church Road)
Facing the English Channel brings salt spray and high humidity. 304 stainless steel mesh is essential – it resists salt corrosion. For sliding doors onto balconies, top‑hung pleated screens (no floor track) maintain the clean look and have no bottom track to corrode.
Conservation Areas (North Laine, The Lanes, Brunswick Town)
External changes are tightly controlled. Internal screens are fine. Use white or grey frames that blend with window joinery. Adhesive screens require no planning permission at all.
Mosquito Pressure & Materials
Coastal areas have fewer mosquitoes but still experience them in summer. Salt air corrodes fibreglass and some metals. Stick to 304 stainless steel or PET polyester. Avoid fibreglass entirely.
Where to Order Custom Screens for Brighton
Regency windows often have curved tops or non‑standard sizes. MBORMC makes custom screens to your exact measurements. We ship directly to any BN postcode. Provide your window dimensions (mm) and we’ll manufacture within 7‑10 days.
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