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Pleated flyscreens

Pleated flyscreens fold the mesh together as the screen is opened. They are an option for openings where access and an insect screen need to share the same space. The opening layout should be chosen before the frame colour.

Choose your location and options in the shop. Final measurements and suitability are confirmed at the check measure.

Pleated flyscreens — Klay product example
Product illustration. Colours and configurations may differ; confirm your selected finish.

Find the right fit

Choosing & fitting

Folding insect mesh for wide openings

Pleated flyscreens gather concertina-style as you open them. They can provide an insect screen without storing a rigid swinging panel beside the opening. Choose the opening arrangement to suit how people move through the doorway and where the mesh can stack.

The supplied Standard brochure describes adjustable cord tension and a magnetic-strip closure. Its tables below apply to that Standard model. Other configurations shown in Klay’s shop have their own dimensions and profiles; do not transfer the Standard limits to every screen.

Track profile and everyday access

Check the bottom track, handles and side frames against the existing door furniture. The Standard brochure specifies a 25 mm-high bottom-track profile, so this model should not be described as trackless or a zero-threshold screen.

A wide opening may need a different meeting arrangement, and a doorway used with mobility equipment needs an assessment of the actual threshold. Explain access requirements before selecting a model; a screen’s maximum size does not establish that the complete installation is accessible.

From the supplied technical sheet

Standard pleated flyscreen specifications

These dimensions describe the supplied Standard model. Other configurations in the shop have separate specifications and must not inherit these limits.

Single maximum size
4,500 mm width × 3,000 mm height
Double maximum size
9,000 mm width × 3,000 mm height
Top track profile
28 mm wide × 35 mm high
Handle profile
23.4 × 58 mm
Side frame profile
28 × 23 mm
Bottom track profile
28 mm wide × 25 mm high
Closure and adjustment
Magnetic strip closure and adjustable cord tension
Brochure colours
Black · White · Clear Anodised · Monument; customised colour mentioned
  • A 25 mm-high bottom-track profile is not trackless or a zero-threshold installation. Discuss mobility and access needs before selecting the model.
  • An insect screen is not a security door, restraint for pets or a fall-prevention barrier.
  • Confirm the final opening, configuration and finish at the check measure. Cord tension should be adjusted according to the selected model’s instructions.

Source: Klay Standard Pleated Flyscreen Brochure, pages 1–2 (supplied document).

Before you choose

  • Match the configuration to the opening direction and check access around handles, tracks and door furniture.
  • Keep tracks clear and follow the supplied care instructions. An insect screen is not a security door or a fall-prevention barrier.

Plan your selection

Specifications & options

These are the options currently shown in our shop, grouped by configuration. Finishes, dimensions and compatibility depend on the selected model; confirm the final specification with Klay before ordering.

Single

Frame colour
Black · White · Clear Anodised · Monument
Dimensions (W × H)
W4500 × H3000 mm

Double

Frame colour
Black · White · Clear Anodised · Monument
Dimensions (W × H)
W9000 × H3000 mm

A room/location is required for every product in the shop and visualiser. Screen colours are a guide; ask about physical samples where colour matching matters.

Choose for your home

Choosing pleated flyscreens for your space

Choose the opening direction and track arrangement before the frame finish. A screen that looks unobtrusive when closed still needs space to gather and a track that suits daily access.

Best starting point for frequently used doors

Compare single and double configurations against the active door leaf and the direction people walk through the opening.

The trade-off: A screen should not obstruct handles or daily access. An insect screen is not a security door or a fall barrier.

Best starting point for a wide opening

Check the supported dimensions and gathered-screen position for the chosen model, not a different system’s published maximum.

The trade-off: More width can mean a different configuration. Check track cleaning access and any threshold concerns before ordering.

Klay vs the alternatives

Compare suppliers for pleated flyscreens

Written by Klay, not an independent reviewer. These are relevant alternatives, not a ranking or a claim that their products are identical to ours. Where another option may suit you better, we say so.

Reviewed 16 October 2026. Check current ranges, coverage and terms with each provider. Brand names identify the options being compared; no affiliation is implied.

Klay vs Brio

Publishes Screenfold 25 pleated-screen specifications.

When Brio may suit you better: A project specifically designed around Screenfold 25 and its technical specifications.

Klay as an alternative: Klay publishes information for its listed Standard model. Compare screen height, width, track profile and opening arrangement directly; Brio’s dimensions are not Klay’s dimensions.

Read Brio’s product information

Klay vs ScreenAway

Offers custom-fitted retractable flyscreens and blinds.

When ScreenAway may suit you better: Someone considering a retractable screen approach rather than specifically wanting a pleated mesh stack.

Klay as an alternative: Compare how each screen retracts, the opening it serves and the threshold detail. Retractable and pleated are not automatically the same mechanism.

Read ScreenAway’s product information

Compare the same specification

Your pleated flyscreens buying checklist

Use these details when comparing suppliers. Confirm the full amount including GST, check measure and installation, and identify any work priced separately.

  • Opening width and height, door movement and handles.
  • Single or double arrangement and gathered-mesh position.
  • Track profile, threshold requirements and cleaning access.
  • Mesh, frame finish, installation inclusions and support.

The shop shows current ordering availability. “Coming soon” products are not available to buy yet; “Price on measure” is an enquiry, not a confirmed selling price.

Questions before you order

Frequently asked questions

What should I measure for a pleated flyscreen?

Use approximate opening dimensions for the enquiry and include a photo of the door or window. Final dimensions and the track position should be checked for the selected configuration.

How wide can the Standard pleated flyscreen be?

The supplied Standard brochure lists a single screen up to 4,500 mm wide by 3,000 mm high, and a double screen up to 9,000 mm wide by 3,000 mm high. Final suitability and configuration need confirmation for the opening.

Is the Standard flyscreen trackless?

No. Its brochure shows a bottom track 28 mm wide by 25 mm high. The shop may show other configurations; a lower-profile model needs its own confirmed specification.

Can I use a pleated flyscreen as a security door or child barrier?

No. An insect screen and its magnetic closure are not a security door or a fall-prevention barrier. Do not rely on the mesh to restrain children or pets.

Can a pleated screen fit sliding, bifold or French doors?

It may suit the opening if the chosen configuration has appropriate fixing space, stack clearance and access. Send photos of the doors, handles and threshold so Klay can check the fit rather than choosing only by width.

What frame colours are shown in the Standard brochure?

Black, White, Clear Anodised and Monument are shown, with customised colour mentioned. Confirm the current shop choice and the actual quoted finish; customised colour is not an automatic included option.

What should I do if the pleated mesh is difficult to move?

Check for debris in the track and stop forcing the handle. Cord tension and alignment should be checked by the installer. Avoid experimenting with adjustments without the selected model’s instructions.

Care & support

Keep the track free of grit and debris and move the screen by its handle. Follow the mesh care instructions for cleaning; have cord-tension or alignment changes checked by the installer.

Keep the order details and any supplied care or warranty documents. For a fault, contact Klay with the product, installation details and a description or photo.

Measuring & installation

Send photos, approximate dimensions and your installation postcode with an enquiry. The check measure confirms fit, configuration and installation requirements before the final specification is approved.

Professional check measure and installation Australia-wide. Send your postcode to confirm local appointment availability for your selected product.

How ordering and installation work

Ask for the complete product-specific warranty before purchase. Warranty promises are additional to your Australian Consumer Law rights.

Read the purchase terms

Sources & further reading

Reviewed 5 October 2026. Supplied specifications apply to the named models. Public references provide general guidance; they do not identify Klay’s supplier or extend another brand’s warranty.

  • Klay Standard Pleated Flyscreen Brochure, pages 1–2 (supplied document)

Ask Klay for the selected product’s brochure, care sheet or complete warranty.