SOPROFEN mosquito nets: a complete range to protect your home from insects

An offer designed for all types of housing configurations

Following the acquisition of Storipro by the Bouyer Leroux group, which owns SOPROFEN, the window and door specialist is expanding its product range with a complete line of mosquito nets. The aim is to offer solutions adapted to different types of openings while promoting natural ventilation in homes, without the use of insecticides.

This new offer is aimed at installers, carpenters and closure professionals who are looking for equipment compatible with both new construction and renovation projects.

Roll-up mosquito nets designed for windows and French doors

The range of vertical roller mosquito nets is designed for windows and French doors. Made to measure, they can cover openings up to 9 m² thanks to several configurations of extruded aluminum housings and tracks.

Depending on the model, versions without supports or with flaps reach up to 1,60 m wide by 2,40 m high , while models equipped with a Zip system cover up to 3,50 m wide and 2,70 m high . This system improves the fabric's resistance to wind, an important factor for highly exposed openings.

The PVC-coated fiberglass awnings are equipped with a tension spring, a manual locking system, and, optionally, a retraction brake for enhanced ease of use. The various models can be operated by spring, chain, winch, crank, or motorized (radio, wired, solar-powered) and are compatible with home automation systems.

Solutions adapted to large bays and specific openings

For large bay windows, SOPROFEN offers a sliding mosquito net that can be up to 3 m wide by 2,50 m high . Its extra-flat threshold facilitates passage and meets accessibility requirements, particularly in homes housing children, the elderly, or people with reduced mobility.

The fixed-frame mosquito net completes the range for small windows, skylights, or hard-to-reach openings. Easy to install between window frames or surface-mounted, it can also be removed during the winter months. A reinforcing post or rail is available for sizes exceeding certain dimensions to increase the overall rigidity.

A range of pleated mosquito nets for large openings

Pleated mesh mosquito nets are designed for doors and windows up to 3,20 m wide and 2,50 m high . Their slim profiles make them easy to integrate into small spaces while preserving visibility and air circulation.

Two technologies are available. The first uses a track system with a removable threshold allowing for lateral sliding. The second uses spring-loaded cords that maintain tension on the UV-resistant PVC-coated polyester fabric. Closure is achieved with a bipolar magnet. Three leaf configurations allow the installation to be adapted to site constraints.

A swing door for the busiest passages

The range also includes a hinged door mosquito net , particularly suitable for frequently used access points such as French doors, bay windows or front doors.

Available in single or double leaf versions, it has no threshold on the floor, which facilitates movement. Magnets integrated into the profiles ensure closure and continuity between the sash and the frame, while the outward opening guarantees smooth passage.

Materials designed to last

Regardless of the chosen configuration, mosquito nets rely on components designed to ensure their durability. The mesh, made of fiberglass or PVC-coated polyester, is available in gray to maintain visibility to the outside while minimizing its visual impact.

The lacquered aluminum profiles are available in six standard colors as well as the entire RAL color chart, at no extra cost, with several levels of finish. This variety facilitates the integration of insect screens into existing joinery or architectural projects.

By expanding its range of window and door solutions with this new line of insect screens, SOPROFEN offers professionals a solution covering all the main configurations encountered on construction sites. Beyond insect protection, these screens contribute to summer comfort by allowing natural ventilation of living spaces while limiting the entry of pollen and dust.