Posted by Helen Linford on 21st Jul 2014
We recently received a comment from one of our customers,
saying that she was a bit baffled by the adjustment dials on our DIY fly
screens so we thought we should probably explain exactly what they are for and
how they work.The adjustment dials can be found on either end of the
retractable housing and are labelled lock adjustment and spring adjustment.First up, we’ll take a look at the “lock adjustment” dial.
This dial determines how far you… Read more
Posted by Helen Linford on 16th Jul 2014
When it comes
to screening food preparation areas against insects, you need a solution that
offers complete protection whilst still being functional and easy to maintain. DIY
fly screens can offer exactly that.Our screens were
recently installed at the Olive Branch, a nationally renowned country pub in Clipsham,
Rutland, who wanted to be able to screen their kitchen door and window in
compliance with the Food Standards Agency’s (FSA) hygien… Read more
Posted by Helen Linford on 18th Jun 2014
If your business prepares or serves food for the public, you
are required by law to uphold good food hygiene practices including protection
against insects.Fly screens are a vital part of food hygiene for food
preparation and service businesses as they help to prevent bacteria and
microorganisms transmitted by insects from contaminating food, reducing the
risk of food poisoning to your customers and protecting your business’
reputation.Our… Read more
Posted by Helen Linford on 20th May 2014
One of the things people like about our DIY
fly screens are that they’re really easy to take down as well as stick on.Because there are no screws, the screens
can be easily removed and the adhesive tape doesn’t leave any residue so you
don’t need to use chemical cleaners. This makes DIY fly screens great for
rental properties where the tenant is not allowed to make permanent changes or
for commercial kitchens where insect screens need to be… Read more