Commercial Pleated Fly Mesh

Commercial pleated fly mesh uses the same fold-away mechanism as a residential pleated screen, built with a reinforced 35 mm frame and, critically, bellows made from individually replaceable segments — if one section of the fold wears out from heavy use, that segment is swapped rather than the entire screen.

Best for: restaurant entrances, hotel back-of-house doors and mall service openings — doorways that get walked through constantly through a working day, where a standard-duty fold mechanism would show wear at specific fold points long before the rest of the unit.

Why replaceable segments matter: a fold screen under heavy daily use wears unevenly — the segments nearest the hinge points take the most flex. Building the bellows from separate segments means a worn section gets swapped in place rather than requiring the whole screen to come out for one worn fold.

Specs: reinforced aluminum frame, 35 mm; bellows built from replaceable segments; installation 1–2 days.

Dubai context: a restaurant entrance or hotel back-of-house door sees a volume of daily foot traffic that a residential pleated screen was never built for, which is exactly the gap this commercial version is built to close — not a stronger screen everywhere, but a screen designed around the specific point that wears out fastest under real commercial use.

Mall service corridors that see deliveries at set times each day are a common case where the wear pattern concentrates on the same fold points, making segment replacement especially cost-effective there.

Restaurants with two entrances, a main door and a delivery entrance, often fit both under one project since the wear pattern and traffic volume differ enough to be worth measuring separately.

• How is a worn segment identified and replaced? Your installer inspects the fold points during a service visit and swaps only the segments showing wear, not the full bellows.
• Does this cost more to maintain than a standard screen over time? Segment replacement is generally cheaper than replacing a whole screen, though the honest comparison depends on your specific traffic volume — ask your installer for a realistic estimate based on your site.
• Can this be fitted to an existing mall service door frame? It mounts onto the existing door opening; your installer confirms fit during the site visit rather than assuming a standard size.