Balcony screening

Last activity 06 February 2013 by GuestPoster566

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GuestPoster566ViP03 February 2013 16:12:56

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Hi :-)
Does anyone know if balconies can be screened?
Clear perspex bolted on to balconies, or similar, to reduce wind and raise the level of the balcony for safety reasons?

ToonCyprus Expert03 February 2013 17:13:54

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am sure i have seen them done that way in Gozo for sure

GuestPoster566ViP03 February 2013 17:42:22

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I haven't yet but thinking about when grandchildren come out.

ToonCyprus Expert03 February 2013 18:40:12

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am sure the ones i saw were in xaghra

GuestPoster566ViP04 February 2013 03:46:25

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I haven't noticed any yet but I'll get wandering and looking around apart from internet of course, thanks.

tearnetViP04 February 2013 05:29:53

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I would check with the landlord. It may contravene planning laws

terry

GuestPoster566ViP04 February 2013 06:12:07

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tearnet wrote:
I would check with the landlord. It may contravene planning laws

terry

Point taken.

sarah101Active member04 February 2013 09:07:43

Can you update me on this Redmik as we were looking for this type of thing for our stairs inside. Many ta's

GuestPoster566ViP04 February 2013 14:21:09

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sarah101 wrote:
Can you update me on this Redmik as we were looking for this type of thing for our stairs inside. Many ta's

I will if I pursue it but I have another method that will be temporary and cheaper.

Naz23Active member06 February 2013 07:14:13

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Our land lady said something about green material
you can buy and weave in and out.
Could be worth looking at as would be cheap

GuestPoster566ViP06 February 2013 07:25:09

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Naz23 wrote:
Our land lady said something about green material
you can buy and weave in and out.
Could be worth looking at as would be cheap

That is the thought I have. I used to have an allotment and used green nylon fine meshing against the wire fencing to reduce wind and enclose the area more fully. I am thinking that I can bring some out with me when we return in July and fix that up on a temporary basis for when the grandchildren are here.

tearnetViP06 February 2013 09:45:58

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You can get the netting in the local garden centres. The Maltese use it for extra shade in the summer.

Terry

GuestPoster566ViP06 February 2013 13:43:53

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tearnet wrote:
You can get the netting in the local garden centres. The Maltese use it for extra shade in the summer.

Terry

Thanks Terry

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