# Sliding Insect Screen System
Source: https://www.fenetresystems.com/en/sliding-insect-screen/

# Sliding Insect Screen

A panel sliding in the same direction as the joinery — the natural companion of sliding doors and windows.

## How Does the Railed System Work?

A panel arrangement repeating the logic of the sliding joinery.

In a sliding insect screen the panel is a second layer sliding behind the glass sash in the same direction. A wheeled panel slides left-right in a channel added parallel to the joinery rail; the opening is used together with the screen without change.

The top rail suspends the panel; the bottom rail guides inside the rail. Edge brushes close the rail-frame gap; in the sliding direction the screen always stays behind the glass.

The system repeats the joinery's logic: a sliding screen for a sliding door, a sliding panel for a sliding window. A hinged or fixed panel would collide here — the sliding arrangement is the only fit.

## The System's Standout Parts

The rail-wheel-brush trio is the system's identity.

- Railed Sliding Panel The panel slides in the same direction as the joinery — it wants no extra opening.
- Second Channel The screen sits in the joinery’s spare rail or an added second channel.
- Frequent-Passage Fit A sturdy rail for continuous use on balconies and sliding doors.
- Locking Option A panel that can be locked on the rail — control in homes with children.
- Brush Sealing Edge brushes close the rail gap — the pest path is cut.
- Made to Measure A panel measured exactly to the sliding-system type.

## On Which Opening, a Slider?

The only compatible option wherever the joinery itself slides.

On sliding balcony and garden doors no other system is considered: there is no room for a sash to swing, a roller cannot cover the width. The sliding panel moves together with the door.

On glass-balcony rails the sliding panel is a natural companion; a cassette adapted to the profile type sets up the same arrangement on the rail. On frequent passage the wheel-and-brush arrangement works long-lasting.

Mesh choice does not change the panel: fiberglass standard, [pet screen](https://www.fenetresystems.com/en/cat-screen/) in homes with pets, [steel mesh](https://www.fenetresystems.com/en/steel-insect-screen/) where durability is wanted — all mount in the same railed casing.

## Frequently Asked Questions

Which joinery does a sliding insect screen fit?

Sliding door and window systems — it uses the same rail arrangement as the joinery or a second channel is added.

Can the panel come off the rail?

A correctly adjusted panel is held by the top rail — wind and knocks cannot dislodge it; a misadjusted panel plays in its seat.

Can it be mounted on a glass balcony?

There is a sliding panel suited to glass-balcony rails — rail measurement and profile type are specified at order.

Is it possible to lock the panel?

An optional locking mechanism is added — it provides child control on the balcony door.

The balcony and terrace doors the sliding rail mounts on are shown in the [application areas](https://www.fenetresystems.com/en/insect-screen-application-areas/); the window solution is given in the [roller system](https://www.fenetresystems.com/en/roller-insect-screen/).

## Send Your Rail Measurements

With the sliding joinery type and net measurements, the sliding screen price and mounting plan are relayed.

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