Fly Mesh for Offices

Office fly mesh is built to look like part of the fit-out rather than an addition — matte aluminum framing in a tone that matches common office finishes, sized to the specific opening rather than a generic lobby-wide screen.

Best for: corporate offices, co-working spaces, lobbies and meeting rooms where the screen has to look deliberate and where installation noise during business hours is the main practical concern.

Finish and sizing: matte aluminum, 25 mm profile, in a tone chosen to sit alongside typical office glazing and partition finishes rather than standing out as an obvious retrofit.

Motorized option: where an opening is awkward to reach or gets used constantly through the day — a large lobby entrance, for instance — the same screen can be built with a motor and remote or wall-switch control, on the same hardware described on the motorized product page.

Dubai context: ground-floor and lower-level office space here often backs onto car parks, service corridors or landscaped areas where insects are more of an issue than in a high-rise tower, and automatic doors held open for deliveries or foot traffic are a common entry point. Installation is scheduled for evenings or weekends by default, agreed with building management or your facilities contact beforehand.

Meeting rooms with glass partitions sometimes need a slightly different frame depth than a standard office window, confirmed on site rather than assumed from a floor plan.

For offices spread across several floors of the same building, one measurement visit usually covers every floor, with fitting still done floor by floor to limit disruption.

Facilities teams managing several tenants in the same building often coordinate one shared installation schedule, rather than each company booking separately and creating conflicting access requests.

• Can the frame colour be matched to our brand or interior? Matte aluminum is the default because it suits most office interiors; other finishes can be specified, confirmed during the site visit.
• Does this need building management approval? Most commercial buildings want to sign off on anything touching a shared facade or lobby entrance — worth looping them in before the measurement visit.
• Can it be added to a building automation system later? This depends on the exact hardware fitted and what your building’s system actually supports — confirm with your installer rather than assuming compatibility with a specific protocol.