Made to measure: hook-and-loop or roll
Two models, the same filter
Both models use the same three-layer nanofiber membrane. The difference is how the filter is fitted to the window.
Hook-and-loop window filter
The Odera window filter, made to your window’s measurements, fits directly to the window frame with self-adhesive hook-and-loop tape.…
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Window filter by the roll
The window filter roll is a three-layer nanofiber membrane fitted into the frame in place of insect mesh. 160 cm wide, ready-cut…
Read more →| Hook-and-loop | Roll | |
|---|---|---|
| Best suited to | Homes without insect screen frames, or that do not want to deal with frames | Homes with hinged, fixed or sliding insect screen frames |
| Size | Made to fit your window | 160 cm wide; ready-cut sizes or by the metre |
| In the pack | Filter and self-adhesive hook-and-loop tape | Filter |
| Installation | No tools, you fit it yourself | Goes into the frame with spline |
| Cleaning | Peels off the tape and rinses clean | Comes off with the frame and rinses clean |
Which one should I choose?
- If you rent or do not want to drill the window frame, the hook-and-loop model is more practical. When the tape is removed it usually leaves no mark on the frame; stubborn residue comes off with alcohol.
- If your home already has insect screen frames in good condition, you can switch to a window filter by simply replacing the mesh, using the roll model.
- Doors and balcony doors – for places like this that you open and walk through often, fitting a filter roll into a hinged insect screen frame is the most practical solution.
- Vents, air inlets, small windows: for areas like these, small hook-and-loop pieces are ideal.
How to measure
Measuring is easy, but a few small details matter. In our measuring guide we explain it separately for the hook-and-loop and roll models. If you are not sure, send a photo of your window via WhatsApp, and we will work out the right size together.
