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Sam Greenfield Aug 13th 2012 1:55 pm

Mossie blinds
 
Just another quickie - can anyone who has a 3 bed house give me a roughish guestimate as to how much mossie blinds would be on windows and doors please - think there are 2 patio doors - maybe 2 doors and maybe 8 windows - thank you in advance xxxxx

adiemac Aug 13th 2012 10:31 pm

Re: Mossie blinds
 

Originally Posted by Sam Greenfield (Post 10224858)
Just another quickie - can anyone who has a 3 bed house give me a roughish guestimate as to how much mossie blinds would be on windows and doors please - think there are 2 patio doors - maybe 2 doors and maybe 8 windows - thank you in advance xxxxx

I would guess around 2000 euros on the basis that screens for a Rago (4 windows) appt cost appx 1000 euro. We used a great firm based in Portugal called m2m. English couple very helpful, and good quality. Rgds

MEL & JOHN Aug 14th 2012 7:11 am

Re: Mossie blinds
 
Hi Sam

I will dig out my invoice and get back to you in a day or so.

All the best

Mel

Sam Greenfield Aug 14th 2012 7:26 am

Re: Mossie blinds
 

Originally Posted by MEL & JOHN (Post 10226374)
Hi Sam

I will dig out my invoice and get back to you in a day or so.

All the best

Mel

Thank you very much xxxxx

MEL & JOHN Aug 14th 2012 2:07 pm

Re: Mossie blinds
 
Found it !!

This is what we had fitted for a 3 bed town house:-

Master Bedroom - doors only - concertina blinds

Blue Twin Bedroom - doors only - concertina blinds for the door that leads onto the terrace/balcony

Pink Twin Bedroom - window - vertical blinds

Lounge - doors only - concertina blinds

Kitchen - window - vertical blinds

Utility room - window - vertical blinds

By this company :- [email protected]

Very helpful and we were happy with the price @ €1213, they did a good job on the day arranged. These were fitted over 2 years ago now and we have had no problems (touch wood)

All the best

Mel

MikeCol Aug 14th 2012 2:58 pm

Re: Mossie blinds
 

Originally Posted by MEL & JOHN (Post 10226898)
Found it !!

This is what we had fitted for a 3 bed town house:-

Master Bedroom - doors only - concertina blinds

Blue Twin Bedroom - doors only - concertina blinds for the door that leads onto the terrace/balcony

Pink Twin Bedroom - window - vertical blinds

Lounge - doors only - concertina blinds

Kitchen - window - vertical blinds

Utility room - window - vertical blinds

By this company :- [email protected]

Very helpful and we were happy with the price @ €1213, they did a good job on the day arranged. These were fitted over 2 years ago now and we have had no problems (touch wood)

All the best

Mel

Yes, we used this company too. Our bill was slightly more as we had a couple more screens than Mel. You can also get awnings from them and they made us a lovely retractable one for one of our terraces. All of which we have had for 5years now. Our concertina ones have all needed repairs of late but its mainly down to the fact they are in constant use if you are not here all the time they should last longer. Bryony

Sam Greenfield Aug 14th 2012 3:23 pm

Re: Mossie blinds
 
Thank you so very much everyone for your help and advice it's very much appreciated - big hugs xxxxx

Jon-Bxl Aug 15th 2012 8:02 am

Re: Mossie blinds
 

Originally Posted by Sam Greenfield (Post 10227054)
Thank you so very much everyone for your help and advice it's very much appreciated - big hugs xxxxx

Hi Sam

We used

http://www.m2mblinds.com/

No commercial interest from me, but a really nice English guy that uses top quality German products. We had 2 major items cost wise: the blinds and the A/C. The blinds were the best buy, for me and even though the A/C is great we don't use it as much as we thought. The blinds are however a must have for us... and worth the investment. The worst noise for me is that buzzing in the middle of the night that comes back just as you a nodding off again!

Good luck

Jon

Sam Greenfield Aug 15th 2012 9:08 am

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I agree Jon - they are evil little buggers on Esuri - just trying to get rough prices on things at the min to try and convince hubby what a good idea to buy would be as we come every year ;-) lol - thanks again xxxxx

MEL & JOHN Aug 15th 2012 9:35 am

Re: Mossie blinds
 

Originally Posted by Sam Greenfield (Post 10228202)
I agree Jon - they are evil little buggers on Esuri - just trying to get rough prices on things at the min to try and convince hubby what a good idea to buy would be as we come every year ;-) lol - thanks again xxxxx

Hi Sam

WELL WORTH IT !! It is lovely to be able to be able to sleep with the windows wide open and get a through-draft/breeze. Much better that aircon which is good to put on when you are getting ready to go out to keep you cool. We did at one time thought it was a bit pointless as a mozzie could be in during the day whilst all the windows and doors are open and be attacking at night but that has not been the case. Money well spent in my opinion.

Take care

Mel

MikeJ Aug 15th 2012 10:35 am

Re: Mossie blinds
 

Originally Posted by Jon-Bxl (Post 10228113)
Hi Sam

We used

http://www.m2mblinds.com/

No commercial interest from me, but a really nice English guy that uses top quality German products. We had 2 major items cost wise: the blinds and the A/C. The blinds were the best buy, for me and even though the A/C is great we don't use it as much as we thought. The blinds are however a must have for us... and worth the investment. The worst noise for me is that buzzing in the middle of the night that comes back just as you a nodding off again!

Good luck

Jon

If you can hear the mozzie buzzing you have nothing to worry about as this will be the male. It is the female that bites in order to collect blood for her eggs and she is silent.

MikeJ Aug 15th 2012 10:42 am

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They used to come round several times a year spraying for mozzies but they don't seem to have been doing that lately.
I don't know which level of administration was responsible: EUC; Intercommunity or Community but now that a lot of the MF debt has been recovered I would have thought that this was one of the services which should be restored. Perhaps we should contact our administrators and/or presidents to find out if that could be done. The little b.....s do seem to be worse this year.
There are also a lot of little black flies which bite too. I don't think they are mozzies but they itch just as bad.

Fredbargate Aug 15th 2012 12:03 pm

Re: Mossie blinds
 

Originally Posted by MikeJ (Post 10228334)
If you can here the mozzie buzzing you have nothing to worry about as this will be the male. It is the female that bites in order to collect blood for her eggs and she is silent.

I always thought the noise was the little beggars using full throttle trying to take off overloaded with my blood.

With regards to prices I have this morning had two quotes for sliding screens for my patio doors. Approx size 2 mtrs tall by 1 mtr wide £66 made in Spain and £180 made in Gib by Spaniards.

Sam Greenfield Aug 15th 2012 2:11 pm

Re: Mossie blinds
 

Originally Posted by Fredbargate (Post 10228504)
I always thought the noise was the little beggars using full throttle trying to take off overloaded with my blood.

With regards to prices I have this morning had two quotes for sliding screens for my patio doors. Approx size 2 mtrs tall by 1 mtr wide £66 made in Spain and £180 made in Gib by Spaniards.

Thanks chuck xxxxx

Sam Greenfield Aug 15th 2012 2:13 pm

Re: Mossie blinds
 
:thumbsup:

Originally Posted by MikeJ (Post 10228351)
They used to come round several times a year spraying for mozzies but they don't seem to have been doing that lately.
I don't know which level of administration was responsible: EUC; Intercommunity or Community but now that a lot of the MF debt has been recovered I would have thought that this was one of the services which should be restored. Perhaps we should contact our administrators and/or presidents to find out if that could be done. The little b.....s do seem to be worse this year.
There are also a lot of little black flies which bite too. I don't think they are mozzies but they itch just as bad.

That sounds like a fantastic idea - I'm sure people would pay a little extra for that if necessary - I know I would xxxxx


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