Mosquito Nets in Al Reem Island

Mosquito Nets in Al Reem Island

Al Reem Island’s towers sit directly on the Gulf, and the same sea breeze that cools your balcony in the evening carries mosquitoes and sand flies in with it. Floor-to-ceiling sliding doors and large windows in buildings like Shams, City of Lights and Marina Square are usually left open for air in the cooler months, which is exactly when insects get in.

Built for Tower Living

Apartment balconies and windows on Al Reem Island are rarely standard sizes, and access for installation is limited to your own unit, so we measure precisely on site rather than guessing from a floor plan. We fit slim sliding nets that run alongside existing balcony doors without blocking the view, plus fixed-frame screens for windows that do not need to open fully. Frames are aluminium or stainless steel, chosen for resistance to salt air and humidity so they do not corrode or discolour over time.

Mesh for Sea-Air Conditions

Fibreglass mesh suits most apartments, while fine ‘no-see-um’ mesh is worth choosing on lower floors closer to the water, where sand flies are more common than higher up. Frame colours are powder-coated to match your existing door and window frames, so the finish stays discreet against the building facade.

Free Measurement to Finished Install

We start with a free on-site measurement of every balcony and window, build the net to those exact dimensions, and install it within days — with a warranty on the finished product. Building access and security registration on Al Reem Island are handled as part of the visit, so there is nothing extra for you to arrange.

• Sliding and fixed-frame nets for tower balconies
• Corrosion-resistant aluminium and stainless steel frames
• Fine mesh options for lower floors near the water

Older Towers vs. Newer Phases
Reem Island developed in phases, and buildings like Shams from the earlier phase sometimes have slightly different balcony door profiles than newer towers such as those in Marina Square, which is why we measure each unit individually rather than assuming one track system fits the whole island. Lower floors closer to the marina walkway tend to see more insects at street-lamp height in the evening, while upper floors are more exposed to steady sea wind, which changes how tightly a sliding net needs to seal against the frame.

Security registration for building access on Reem Island is handled as part of the measurement visit, so residents don’t need to arrange anything separately before we arrive.