Instructions

If you have decided on a beautiful fly curtain, you naturally want to know how to make sure it fits perfectly. And how to assemble and hang it or replace a broken part. We explain all this on this page.

Can't find out? Then contact our customer service team. We will be happy to help you!

• How do I measure my curtain?
• How do I fit my sleeves or my luxury fly curtain?
• How do I hang my fly curtain?
• How do I shorten my fly curtain?
• How do I store my fly screen?
• How do I clean my fly screen?

How do I hang my fly curtain?

Hanging a fly curtain is not at all complicated, even for inexperienced DIY enthusiasts. Click on the link below to see the installation instructions for the individual curtain types:

• Fitting sleeves, luxury and aluminium fly curtains
• Fitting plastic beads and fly curtains
• Installation of cattail curtains

How can I shorten my fly screen?

You can shorten some of our fly curtains, such as our plastic fly curtains and cattail fly curtains, yourself. It's easy to do with a pair of scissors. Hang up the curtain and leave it hanging for at least 24 hours so that the strings hang straight. Then cut the curtain to the desired length.

How do I store my flyscreen?

Fold the curtain carefully without twisting the threads. Then store it in a flat box or bag. One thing is very important: never twist the curtain in a bundle. If you do, the strands will become tangled and you run the risk of pulling the curtain apart when you want to take it apart again.

Do you have a fly curtain with a figure or pattern? Then thread a string through the top hooks. This way you can take it down in one go and don't have to take the pattern out again when you hang up the curtain.

How do I clean my flyscreen?

Small stains and dust are best removed with mild soapy water. With cattail curtains, make sure that your cleaning cloth is not too wet. Time for a big clean? Your fly curtain can also be washed in the washing machine.

Remove the curtain from the hanging rail and divide it into two parts. Place flannels around the end hooks of the two parts to protect them. Then place the curtain in a laundry bag or pillowcase. Make sure you tie the pillowcase, e.g. with a ribbon. Then wash at a maximum of 40 degrees.

The tip for fly curtains with print also applies here: thread a cord through the upper hooks so that you do not have to rearrange the curtain threads.