Insect Screens & Decoys
Yorkshire Trading’s Insect Screens & Decoys collection offers an innovative range of products designed to keep your home free from unwanted pests while maintaining comfort and style. Whether you’re looking to enjoy fresh air without the nuisance of bugs or need an effective way to protect your outdoor spaces, this collection provides practical and reliable solutions for a pest-free environment.
Insect screens are a must-have for windows and doors, allowing you to ventilate your home without letting flies, mosquitoes, or other insects inside. The collection includes easy-to-install mesh screens in various sizes and styles, suitable for standard windows, sliding doors, and even patio spaces. These screens are crafted from durable materials to ensure long-lasting protection and are designed to blend seamlessly into your home’s decor. Magnetic closure options and adjustable designs make them both functional and convenient, ensuring that your family stays comfortable and bug-free.
For outdoor areas, insect decoys are a creative and effective way to keep pests at bay. These decoys mimic the appearance of predators or other deterrents, naturally repelling insects like wasps, bees, or flies from your garden, patio, or picnic area. Lightweight and easy to place, decoys are an eco-friendly alternative to chemical sprays or traps, providing protection without harming the environment.
The collection also features fly curtains and door strips, which are ideal for high-traffic areas like kitchens or conservatories. These allow for easy movement while creating a barrier that keeps insects out. With their practical designs and stylish patterns, they add functionality and aesthetic appeal to your space.
Yorkshire Trading’s Insect Screens & Decoys collection ensures that you can enjoy your home and garden without the hassle of pests. Explore this versatile range to find the perfect solutions for a bug-free, comfortable living experience.
Explore our range of insect screens & decoys in the following colours .
