Mosquito Net for Window Price in Bangalore

Between ₹120 and ₹380 per square foot, fitted, before GST. New mesh in your existing frames is ₹120. Balcony mesh is ₹140, magnetic panels ₹170, and a made-to-size openable window frame is ₹190. A sliding mesh door is ₹320 and pleated folding mesh is ₹380. The type decides the rate far more than the window size does.

Usually ₹22,000 to ₹30,000 for six windows and one balcony door, in stainless mesh with made-to-size frames. Sizes move it either way, and re-meshing existing frames instead of making new ones brings it down sharply. We measure every window and give one written figure, so you are not guessing from an average.

In Bengaluru, yes, and the reason is sun. Fibreglass net goes brittle and tears within two or three seasons, usually at a corner nobody spots. Stainless SS304 stays intact for years, shrugs off birds and pets, and wipes clean. The gap in price is one visit. The gap in life is several years.

No. The measuring visit is part of the job. We come, measure every opening individually, and tell you the rate and the type that suits each window. Windows that look identical rarely are, and a mesh frame wants to fit its own window to a couple of millimetres, so nothing is quoted off a standard size.

Yes, if your frames are sound. Mesh frames outlive their mesh several times over, so we re-mesh what you have at ₹120 per sq ft instead of selling you frames you do not need. We check the frames first and tell you honestly which case yours are. Most calls about torn mesh end at the cheaper answer.

Because each one costs a different amount to build. A fixed panel has no door parts at all. A partition with a hinged door needs a full set of parts. A sliding door costs even more. And a large cabin shares one door set across much more glass. So its rate per sq ft is the lowest of all. We work out every rate on this site from the real cost. We do not pick the numbers.

It is per sq ft of glass. This is the main reason a price can look higher than you thought. A 10 x 8 ft cabin sounds like 80 sq ft. But if three sides have glass 8 ft tall, you are buying about 216 sq ft of glass. Your written price shows the glass area. So you can check the sum yourself.

No. Every rate on this site is before GST. Your written price shows the amount and the GST on separate lines. So nothing surprises you at the end.

The door set, the delivery and one day of our team's time cost about the same on any job. On a 5 x 7 ft partition, only 35 sq ft of glass carries those costs. On a full-height cabin, about 216 sq ft carries them. That is why the same kind of build drops from ₹850 to about ₹620 per sq ft.

Because the glass itself costs that much more, not because we charge more to fit it. Fluted glass has ribs running down it. It is made in smaller batches, and we buy it at over twice the price of clear glass. Glass bent to a curve is made on a mould, one panel at a time, and a panel that comes out of the oven wrong cannot be used. That is why a curved enclosure is over three times a flat one. The seals, the silicone, the measuring visit and the day on site are the same on all of them.

A fixed glass panel with no door, at about ₹620 per sq ft. Every moving part adds cost: hinges, a lock, a door closer, a sliding set and its track. If the room works with an open doorway instead of a closing door, that is where you save.

Asking us for a price costs nothing. The measuring visit is part of the job, not a separate bill. We always measure. This is because toughened glass is cut to size before it is toughened. It cannot be cut again later.

Enough to cover the materials, once you have approved the written price. Glass cut to your sizes is no use on any other job. This is why an advance is normal in this trade. You pay the rest when the work is finished.

The written price is firm for the work listed on it. It changes only if the work changes. For example, different glass, an extra panel, or a door where there was an open gap. If we find something at your site that we could not see earlier, we tell you before we go on.