WE WORK in Meydan

We look after villas and flats across the emirate — mosquito screens made to your own dimensions and built to resist ultraviolet

12+YEARS OF EXPERIENCE
5000+SCREENS INSTALLED
24HFAST RESPONSE
5★CUSTOMER RATING

[ EXPERIENCE IN THE AREA ]

500+

PROPERTIES FITTED
IN MEYDAN

From compact apartments in residential towers to restaurants on the waterfront — we know what fitting in high-rise and in the district's coastal climate involves.

PROPERTIES BY TYPE

  • 70 Windows
    in towers
  • 50 Balcony systems
  • 30 Commercial premises

CUSTOMER REVIEWS

Proof, not promises

Contacts

Map of the service area in Dubai
  • Downtown DubaiBurj Khalifa, Dubai Mall, Opera District, Boulevard area
  • Business BayCanal area, Executive Towers, Bay Square, Marasi Drive
  • DIFCDubai International Financial Centre and nearby towers
  • City WalkResidential and retail destination in Jumeirah

Head Office

The Pinnacle, Sheikh Zayed Road, office 607, Dubai

Mon–Fri
8:00–22:00
Saturday
8:00–22:00

What to allow for in Meydan

Meydan is built spaciously: the racecourse, the fields and the residential quarters around them. There is a lot of open ground between the houses, and that changes two things compared with dense city building. The wind moves freely here, and sand off the open ground goes into the openings constantly.

A practical conclusion for choosing follows from that. On doors and terraces the rigidity of the fixing matters more than the type of mechanism: a light construction on an exposed plot works loose within a season. And it is more sensible to take fabric that is easy to remove and rinse rather than the densest, because washing will be regular.

The second local factor is the sun. The quarters are new, there is little mature planting and almost no shade. Fabric on the south and west sides ages noticeably faster than in districts with grown gardens, and after a few seasons you can see it at the edge.

The third concerns access. The gated quarters of Meydan have a post at the entrance, and security has to be told about the fitter's visit in advance. The approach to the houses is clear, there are no goods lifts and no schedules, so the fitting goes faster than in towers.

What breaks most often: fixings on doors and terraces worked loose by wind, guides packed with fine sand, and fabric that has lost its transparency on the sunny side. All three are usually closed out in one visit, because the fitter carries standard hardware with him.