Coventry has a unique mix of post‑war reconstruction architecture, conservation areas, and modern city centre apartments. Mosquito screens must adapt to non‑standard window sizes and heritage rules. This guide covers the best options.
Post‑War & 1950s/60s Homes (Radford, Coundon, Eastern Green)
Many Coventry homes were built after WWII with steel or aluminium window frames. These are often non‑standard sizes. Adhesive velcro screens are ideal – they stick to any clean surface, require no drilling, and are fully removable. For a more permanent solution, retractable screens can be mounted inside the recess.
Conservation Areas (Spon End, Earlsdon, Chapelfields)
Certain parts of Coventry are protected. External alterations are restricted. Internal screens are permitted. Use white or grey frames that blend with the joinery. Adhesive screens are invisible from outside and require no planning permission.
Modern City Centre Apartments (Friargate, Belgrade Plaza)
New builds have large sliding doors and floor‑to‑ceiling windows. Top‑hung pleated screens (no floor track) maintain the clean look – they slide on an overhead rail with no bottom tripping hazard. For sliding windows, retractable screens are unobtrusive.
Mosquito Pressure & Materials
Coventry Canal and River Sherbourne attract mosquitoes. Use fine mesh (20‑22 holes per inch). Polyester (PET) is sufficient for most homes. Choose 304 stainless steel for long‑term durability or if you have pets.
Where to Order Custom Screens for Coventry
Post‑war windows often have unusual proportions. MBORMC makes custom screens to your exact measurements. We ship directly to any CV postcode. Provide your window dimensions (mm) and we’ll manufacture within 7‑10 days.
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