Moustiquaire magnétique de porte Moskera installée sur une porte donnant sur un jardin

Custom fly screen prices in Australia: what you really pay in 2026

Camille Vidal

In short: a made to measure Moskera magnetic fly screen costs between $59.99 and $859.99, depending on the type of opening and the dimensions. A door or window screen starts at $59.99, a large sliding glass door ranges from $199.99 to $859.99, and special shapes (arched, round, asymmetric) from $179.99 to $519.99. Free delivery, plus up to 20% off from 4 screens.

Custom fly screen prices by opening type, in Australian dollars

Type of openingPrice range
Window fly screen$59.99 to $179.99
Door / patio door fly screen$59.99 to $179.99
Special shape fly screen (arched, round, asymmetric)$179.99 to $519.99
Large opening / sliding glass door fly screen$199.99 to $859.99

These prices cover both standard sizes in stock and custom made to your exact dimensions. Good news: at Moskera, made to measure is not an extra charge, it costs the same as the equivalent standard size, because every fly screen is made to order in our workshop.

What moves the price up or down

  • The size of the opening. This is the main factor: the larger the surface to cover, the more mesh and magnets are needed.
  • The type of opening. A window and a door start at the same price. Large openings (sliding glass doors, wide patio doors) and non-rectangular shapes need more material and cutting.
  • Central dividers. On very wide openings, we add one or two magnetic dividers to keep a good hold in the wind.
  • Colour? No: black or white, it is the same price.

Multi-panel discounts: two openings or more

Most homes fit several openings at once. So Moskera applies an automatic tiered discount:

  • 10% off from 2 fly screens
  • 20% off from 4 fly screens

And delivery is free on almost all orders.

Custom screen versus a hardware store kit: where the money goes

You can find low cost fly screen kits in supermarkets. On paper, it is tempting. In practice, the difference shows from the very first season:

  • The mesh. Our fly screens use an E-glass fibreglass mesh (fire resistant, durable, that does not warp or yellow), with reinforced nylon edges.
  • The hold. Our patented MagnetX™ magnetic system closes by itself behind you and stands up to the wind.
  • The fit. Made to measure hugs your frame exactly, with no gaps for insects to slip through.
  • The lifespan. A quality fly screen lasts 8 to 20 years.

In other words: the price of a made to measure fly screen is not about paying more, it is about paying once.

What you get for the price

  • The fly screen made to your dimensions (E-glass mesh + MagnetX™ magnets);
  • The self-adhesive hook and loop strip or magnetic strip, for a drill-free installation in around 10 minutes;
  • The installation guide;
  • Free delivery;
  • The 30 day "zero bites or your money back" guarantee (excluding made to measure).

Price questions Australian customers ask

Does a custom fly screen cost more than a standard size?

No. At Moskera, made to measure costs the same as the equivalent standard size: you pay according to the type and dimensions of the opening, not a custom surcharge.

How much does a fly screen for a sliding glass door cost?

A large opening or sliding glass door fly screen costs between $199.99 and $859.99, depending on the width and the number of panels needed.

Are there any delivery charges?

Delivery is free on almost all orders.

How do I get the exact price for my opening?

Measure your opening (width x height), then browse our range to discover your price down to the centimetre.

Can I pay less by fitting several openings?

Yes: 10% off from 2 fly screens and 20% off from 4, applied automatically at checkout.

Get your price in two minutes

Measure your opening, choose your model, and discover your price: see all our magnetic fly screens →

What it costs in Australia

Prices on this site are shown in Australian dollars and include delivery to Australia, so the figure you see on the product page is the figure you pay. That matters when comparing, since imported screens are often quoted before freight.

There are three ways to screen an opening here and they sit at very different levels. A kit from a hardware store is the cheapest, and it works when your opening matches one of the standard sizes on the shelf. A fabricator who comes out, measures and fits a framed screen sits at the other end: it is a visit, a lead time and an installation. A made to measure magnetic screen sits between the two, cut to your exact opening, delivered, and fitted by you in about ten minutes without tools.

Where the gap opens up

On a standard window the three options are close enough that convenience decides. On a wide sliding or stacker door onto the verandah, off the shelf kits simply stop at standard widths, and the comparison is no longer about price but about whether the opening can be covered at all.

Read more

Back to blog